Friday, May 3, 2013

Mothers Day Handprint Flowers


We are still having fun making Spring and Mothers Day projects.  Last weekend my little one made these cute hand print flowers.  She just loves painting and had so much fun with this, and well I think they came out great!

This project would make a great card or you can frame it and make a pretty keepsake too.  We did hand prints with both her hands so the flowers would be in different directions.  I had to draw the lines for the stems since she is only two but if you do this with older children they can do that them selves. 

I also like to use paper plates when we paint, it makes clean up a LOT easier and actually worked great with this since she could just put her hand right in it.  If you don't want to do that though, you can always use a paint brush and paint the child's hand or they can paint their own hand. 


Supplies
Acrylic Paints
Paint Brush
White Card Stock
Paper Plates

Directions
 
Have your child put their hand in the paint, you can use a paint brush to make sure it is colored all the way.
 Then have your child place their hand on the card stock
 You can have them use different colors and switch hands so not all the hand prints are the same
 Then paint some green stems and you have your hand print flowers!
The kids will be so proud to give their special gift to mom or grandma, and it makes a great keepsake!

29 comments:

  1. This is precious! I have seen an individual flower made like this with one hand, but I love how this is a bunch/bouquet of flowers! I have 4 children so this would be something great for the grandmothers all in one! Thanks so much for the creative idea:)
    Shannon@CozyCountryLiving

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    1. Oh Shannon, I love the idea of having each kid do a hand print that would be so cool and I am sure grandmothers would LOVE it! GREAT IDEA!

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  2. What an adorable project! I think any mother would love to receive this for Mother's Day! I am hosting a link party on my blog today and would love it if you would stop b and link up your project. I hope to see you there!

    -Amy
    www.thestitchinmommy.com

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    1. Thanks so much! And I will link up and add the Blog hop to my Linky Listing!

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  3. she's a cutie, this is one my favorite kids crafts!

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    1. Oh Melinda that is awesome! I am glad you like it. She just loves doing handprints!

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  4. Very cute idea! My little girl would love to do that!

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    1. Thanks Jeni, if your little girl is anything like mine she will love it. There is just something about paint and little kids!

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  5. This is perfect. I think this is what we'll be sending to the grandmas this year. I'd love for you to share this at my Spring Bucket List Idea Share. Thanks and Happy Spring!

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    1. Oh I bet the grandmas will love it! And thanks for the invite I will link up!

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  6. GREAT idea -- my littlies would love this.

    Visiting from Share It Saturday.

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    1. Thanks so much! I hope they have fun making it and thanks for visiting!

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  7. Just too sweet!! Have you joined Lets Get Social Sunday this morning??? If not, lotsa new friends and followers are waiting on you. See Ya There!

    Hugs
    Evelyn
    @ My Turn for us
    http://www.myturnforus.com/

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    1. Thanks, and I linked up! Thanks for the invite!

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  8. This is so cute. What a fun little craft. I may try this with my grandson for Mother's Day. He is really to little but I could just dip his hands in and his mommy would just love it. Have a great week!

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    1. Oh I started doing foot and hand prints with my little one before she was a year old. You totally can do it just be ready to get some paint on you!

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  9. My son made something like this in art last week at school but they only did one hand print. I love that yours in a bouquet and so colorful.
    Found you at Monday Kid Corner.
    Lucy @coffeewithus3.blogspot.com

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    1. Oh that is so cool that he did this in class! I bet the one flower was very pretty! Thanks for visiting!

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  10. This is so cute! the little ones can be so proud of themselves!

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    1. Yes they can! My girls are always so excited when they make something, they are just so cute!

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  11. Your girls have been very busy with baking and putting their hand prints on everything! Thank you for sharing on Fluster's Creative Muster.

    Robin
    Fluster Buster

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    1. LOL Robin they sure have been! It is a good thing they enjoy it all! Thanks again for hosting!

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  12. These are so cute and of course we'll be doing them at my place!

    Thanks for the fun share, I'm visiting today from Thursday's Favorite Things.

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  13. This is just precious! (And how CUTE is your little girl??) This would be perfect to link-up to my new series - "Create It Thursday." It's live now! http://www.lambertslately.com/2013/05/create-it-thursday-1.html

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  14. Looks like a fun week! Love your sidewalk chalk!

    Thanks for sharing at TGIF! I pinned this to my (http://pinterest.com/livinglifeinten/) Preschool Play & Learn board and will be sharing it on social media this week =)

    Hope to see you linked up again today.
    Beth =)

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  15. I love these! We are featuring your post tomorrow on Share It Saturday! Hope to see you again at the linky party :)
    Colleen at http://www.sugaraunts.com

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  16. I came back to tell you we did indeed make this for grandma and she's going to be one happy camper. :)

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  17. So cute!! Wishing you a Happy Mother's Day! You are a super-mom!

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  18. Very cute. She is adorable. Thanks so much for sharing with Adorned From Above's Blog Hop. This weeks blog hop is live. We hope to see you there this week also.
    Debi and Charly
    http://www.adornedfromabove.com

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