Showing posts with label Hand/Foot prints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hand/Foot prints. Show all posts

Sunday, April 14, 2013

Mother's Day handprint crafts

As a Mom of 2 little ones I love homemade gifts for Mother's Day. To me they are the BEST gifts a kid could give. Also, it doesn't get better then to have their handprint as part of the homemade gift.
 
So below I gathered some of the many handprint keepsakes I liked from Pinterest and put them in a post.
 



by: Momma's Fun World

by: Little Page Turners
 
by: Mega Crafty
 
by: Stamped Silly

Thumbprint keepsake
by: Momma's Fun World
 
by: A Crafty Mom's Life
 
 
by: Super Saturday Crafts
 
by: Two Hearts Together
  

by: Momma's Fun World
 
 
Handprint flower pot
by: Macaroni Kid
 
 
 
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Saturday, April 13, 2013

Personalized Handprint License Tag

We love making homemade gifts for family members. They mean more to us and it's the best keepsake to have from kids. Last year for my aunt, my kids Godmother we made her a special tag for the front of her car.

This is inexpensive and super easy. All you have to do is go to the local automotive store and get a license tag and cover. They cost less then $15.00 for both.

The tag I got had a flag on one side and blank on the other, so we used the blank side. The kids picked out the color for their handprints and place it on the tag. (Paint we used was just acrylic paint from Wal-Mart for $.59) Then used a sharpie marker to write the message.

The clear cover for the tag protects it so you don't have to seal the license tag.



The great thing about this tag is you can write whatever you want on it and you can design it how you like to. Personalized tags are not cheap and they don't have that personal touch with the kids handprints.

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Saturday, March 16, 2013

10 hand and foot print crafts for Easter

I am always doing hand and foot prints of my kids cause I want them to stay small forever, they grow too fast. So I put this list together of some fun and easy crafts for Easter that you can use your kids hand/foot prints to cherish forever.

The link is below each picture of where the picture came from and where you can find out more info about how to make it.























Below are a couple other fun things for Easter to do with the kids.





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Saturday, March 9, 2013

Rainbow pot of gold finger print keepsake

Fun and simple finger print keepsake craft for kids to make.

I drew the pot with a black sharpie, on card stock and then cut out circles for the coins.

Had the kids glue the gold coins on and then we did their finger prints in each color of the rainbow.


Materials:
White card stock paper
Colored ink pads
Glue







I love the top picture of the kids when Jake was helping Cate do the finger prints.


Some other St. Patrick's Day fun


Shamrock necklace


Glittery Shamrock play dough




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Monday, February 4, 2013

Valentine's hand print keepsake

Fun and simple craft for a loved . 

Great keepsake to make with your little one to see how they have grown over time as well.


Materials: 
Wooden heart from craft store ($1.00)
Paint for the hand print
Paint brush
Sharpie marker for message
Mod podge to seal the paint and message.






The message I placed on this for my keepsake was 
"My heart belongs to mommy"


Click below to see some of our other fun keepsakes





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Monday, December 17, 2012

Baby Jesus in a manger kids craft

We have been reading the Christmas story to our 4 yr old son and talking about Baby Jesus, so I thought it would be a neat craft to make Baby Jesus in a manger with "J".

Last year I made a keepsake plate using my son's foot print and made a manger and put scripture around it, I loved the way it turned out and so this year I will be doing my daughter.

Then when they are older and one day have a family they can place it out for their kids.




Materials for the craft:
2 popsicle sticks
Hay pieces
Small square piece of felt (for the blanket)
Tan paper(cut out a circle for the head)
Glue
Sheet of paper to place it on




Below are some other fun things we have done you might like.

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Sunday, December 16, 2012

Kids finger print keepsake picture frames

Who doesn't like fun, easy, and inexpensive crafts. Well I have one for you and it would make a great grandparents, aunt, uncle, Godparent or just a great keepsake gift for you to keep.

All you need are of couple items:

8x10 photo matte....we paid $1.58 at craft store.
5x7 picture
paint....we used white to make snowmen or you can use brown for a reindeer
sharpie marker
(ribbon, magnet or place in a frame)

Place your kids finger prints on the matte, paint decorate alittle and you are done.

Pictures taken in the frames below are by Mama Miss if you are local in the Northern Va area I highly recommend her for family or kids picture. She puts her whole heart into your pictures and they are priceless memories. Thanks again for our AMAZING Christmas photos, Melissa.





 Reindeer's are made with thumb print and then I added the antlers and face. The kids glued the buttons on.



Snowman finger prints were made with kids thumb, pointer and pinkie fingers. Then I added the little face and hat.

You can decorate the frame however you would like that is what makes it fun. Buttons, pom poms, paint, draw, glitter and more.

You can also add ribbon to the top to have it hang.

Be sure to check out the other keepsake memories we have made for great gifts. Reindeer hand print keepsake, Snowman keepsake ornament and Reindeer footprint keepsake


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Monday, November 26, 2012

Make your own snowman keepsake ornaments

Fun way to keep the memories of your little one(s) by placing their finger and thumb prints to make an ornament.

As parents we know that our little one(s) grow so fast, and at Christmas time I love pullin out last years ornaments to see how they have grown in a years time.

So this year for the tree we made snowman keepsake ornaments.

To make this ornament it is simple and very inexpensive.

Materials:
Clear plastic ornament from your local craft store(Micheal's, Hobby Lobby, Joann's or A.C. Moore)
the price is $1.29 @ Micheal's and Joann's you can also use coupons to get it cheaper.
Acrylic paints
Sharpie market (black) I used this to make the snowman hat
Mod Podge or clear glaze spray to protect the outside.


I used the thumb for the base, pointer for the center and pinky for the face of the snowman.

This is a great craft to give as a gift to family members or for kids to make in the classroom.


If you like to make your own ornament keepsakes be sure to check out these other fun ones we made. Reindeer family ornaments, Candy cane photo ornament and Reindeer handprint keepsake.

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Friday, November 23, 2012

Reindeer keepsake craft

Simple, Fun and Inexpensive reindeer craft keepsake. You can use this craft in many different ways.

It can be a magnet, picture frame, or an ornament.

Materials:
Popscile sticks (We used the large ones from Craft Project Ideas, be sure to check out all the cool craft supplies they offer)
Paper for the hand prints
Paint (brown)
Red button
Googley eyes
Glue
Black felt
Contact paper or laminate (I used this for the hand prints to protect)








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Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Canvas Christmas Keepsake footprint

I love all the hand and foot print keepsakes for my kids, so last year I made reindeer ones. I wasn't blogging at the time so I am going to share it with you guys this year.

Materials:
Canvas your choice in size the one I used was 9x9 (my daugthers foot was small then)
Black sharpie marker
Acrylic paints
Googley eyes
Foam paint brush

Tip: I made the lights using a fine tip on the end of a paint brush and just did dots.


 
 





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Saturday, November 10, 2012

Thankful tile keepsake

I love to make a Turkey handprint keepsake of my kids handprints every year to see the growth. So last year I made tile keepsakes for the grandparents.

Very inexpensive tile keepsake to make and a great gift for family.

Tile I got at Home Depot and it was $1.12 for a 8x10 size tile
Then used acrylic paint to paint the turkeys and feathers on the tile
After paint is dried then I sprayed it with a Fast-Drying-Polyurethane-Semi-Gloss spray
Black Sharpie marker to write

You can buy the paints and polyurethane spray at Micheal's or can order online from the link above.

 
 

We love to make keepsake gifts for the holiday's so if you like this be sure to check back often since Christmas is right around the corner.



 
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Hand print place mat keepsake

We took a Fall nature walk the other day to gather some pretty colorful leaves.  We made a fun keepsake place mat with the leaves and did a hand print turkey in the center.

This is a fun and easy craft to do with the kids.

Materials:
Paper cut to the size you want
Mod Podge glue
Leaves
Paint (we used brown cause we made a turkey hand print) this is optional as well
Paint brush

Then we laminated it. I took it to Staples and they did it for free but think it would have cost around $2.00. (Ask when you go if they give free samples cause you want to do it for a class project or say it is for a school)


To put together you just put your hand print on the paper, then glue the leaves.

NOTE: You don't want to let the leaves sit too long cause they get crispy and will crack when you laminate.



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Thursday, October 4, 2012

DIY....Foot print keepsake plate

After making our Halloween lanterns last week and going to the Dollar Tree this week I got a great idea to make a footprint keepsake plate.

At the Dollar Tree they have clear glass plates so I bought a couple, then came home put the kids foot print on them and mod podge the square tissue paper on the back and it made a cute Halloween plate.

I love when inexpensive keepsake crafts come to mind and work out.

"J" helped me mod podge using the paint brush. Then helped me lay the squares. This was great with doing a pattern.

Wow the things you can do with mod podge......love that stuff.




 
 Here are a couple other fun Halloween things we have done as well you might like to check out.
 
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Spider handprints keepsakes

Every since "J" has been born I have done Halloween hand and foot prints with him. It is so neat to look back each year and see how much he has grown. Alittle sad too, cause my baby is getting so big.

The neat thing this year was when we were doing it, "J" painted his own hand.

This is very easy and you can do it different ways. Trace the kids hands, paint their hands or place in a big ink pad and stamp.


 


If you like this make sure to check back, cause we will be doing more fun Halloween crafts.

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