Happy Mother's Day Crafts and Poems
Mother's Day Crafts - Mother's Day Handprint Poem - Butterfly and Flower Crafts
Butterfly Handprint Poem and Craft
Handprint Poem Wall Hanging
Art Work Holder
Tissue Paper Flowers Craft
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Pot Holder Craft
Footprint Angel
Butterfly
Handprint and Poem
You will need:
3 colors of
paint and black.
White construction
paper
brushes
Have the child open his hand
and spread his fingers, palm facing up.
The body of the butterfly is
painted in black. Start with the tip of the child's middle finger and paint all
the way to the bottom of the palm.
Next color the palm on both
sides of the black line with the first color.
Then paint the thumb and
pinky finger with the second color.
Lastly paint the last two
remaining fingers with the third color.
Next press the hand onto a
piece of white construction paper. Make sure to keep the middle finger still and
move the other fingers to expand the "wings" of the butterfly.
When the paint dries you can
add antennae with a marker.
Cut out butterfly and mount
on a contrasting piece of construction paper with the following poem:
This isn't
just a Butterfly
As you can plainly see.
I made it with my hand
Which
is a part of me.
It comes with lots of Love
Especially to say
I hope
you have a very
Happy Mother's Day
Art Work
Holder
You will need:
Paint Stir Stick
3 Clothespins
(with a spring)
Glue
Magnet Strip
Paint the paint stir stick
whatever color you want.
Paint the 3 clothespins a
matching color if you like.
Once the paint is dry, glue
the 3 clothespins onto the stir stick. Make sure they are evenly spaced across
the width of the stick.
With a paint or permanent
marker personalize your project. "Look what (child's name) made!" - evenly
spaced across the stick.
Attach the magnet strip to
the back of the paint stir stick. Now you can display art work or school papers
on the fridge.
Handprint Wall
Hanging
You will need:
Paper
Plate
Paint
Glue
Paint one palm the
desired color and press it onto the paper plate.
Once the paint dries, glue
the lace around the edge of the plate and then add the ribbon for
hanging.
Write the child's name, age,
and date on the plate!
For a little variety, use
colored paper plates.