Handprint Art: BEST DAD HANDS DOWN!

Check out this easy to use printable for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Grandparents' Day, Teacher Appreciation Week, Nurses Appreciate Week, Principals, and Birthdays!

Recently, I decided to keep one frame ready to go in our house for these handprint art holiday gifts. Now, we switch out the most recent piece of artwork, so whatever is hanging is from that year. We still save the old handprints and cards and cutesie handmade things, but they are not ALL on display because that would just get crazy!

How to Use:

Simply use ink pads or paint to add your child's handprints to the templates provided! Afterwards, you can have children sign their name at the bottom. This is a memorable keepsake that can be framed or used as a card for special occasions.

What's Included?

There are 30 pages available. Plenty of black and white options for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Grandparents' Day, Teacher Appreciation Week, Nurses Appreciate Week, Principals, and Birthdays!. Names include:

- Mom

- Mommy

- Dad

- Daddy

- Grandma

- Grandpa

- Teacher

- Principal

- Nurse

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Handprint Art: I Love Your to the MOON and Back!

Check out this easy to use printable for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, Easter, Christmas, Holidays, Grandparents' Day, and Birthdays!

How to Use:

Simply use ink pads or paint to add a handprint right in the middle, between the two letter Ms. You'll have the easiest Mother's Day craft! (Handprints can be done in the color of your child's choice. The "You are my sunshine" quote would be really special with a yellow handprint to look like a sun, though!)

*I did this with my 1-year old and my 4-year old. THAT's how easy it is! Definitely most appropriate for Preschool/UPK through 2nd, but it can work for any age group! Put the finished product in a cute frame and your holiday gift giving is all set!

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Handprint Art: DAD - Perfect for Father's Day!

Check out this easy to use printable for Father's Day, or a dad's birthday! Just add one handprint and you are good to go!

I am SO not crafty. Actually, I really don't love doing crafts with my toddlers, but sometimes I feel like it is expected. Like, those cutesie keepsakes that grandparents really adore? I'm not always great at them, but I try anyway.

Handprints are actually pretty easy now that my kids are 1 and 4. They sit still long enough to get a ticklish handprint painted on, I hold their hand as they press it down onto the paper, I wipe with a wash cloth quickly, and off they go! It is actually perfect, so now grandparents and dad are getting these bad boys for every holiday under the sun! 

How to Use:

Simply use ink pads or paint to add a handprint right in the middle, between the two letter Ds. You'll have the easiest Father's Day craft! (Handprints can be done in the color of your child's choice.)

*I did this with my 1-year old and my 4-year old. THAT's how easy it is! Definitely most appropriate for Preschool/UPK through 2nd, but it can work for any age group!

What's Included?

There are 51 pages available.

Each poster says Happy Father's Day or Happy Birthday at the bottom of the page.

Quotes at the top of the page include:

- Anyone can be a father, but it takes someone special to be a dad.

- A father's love is eternal and without end.

- You mean the world to me.

- Thank you for not telling my brothers that I'm your favorite.

- Thank you for not telling my brother that I'm your favorite.

- Thank you for not telling my sisters that I'm your favorite.

- Thank you for not telling my sister that I'm your favorite.

- You are my sunshine.

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Handprint Art: Father's Day, Mother's Day, Birthdays!

Check out this easy to use printable for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Grandparents' Day, and Birthdays!

I had a BLAST creating a really cute birthday printable for my husband. We went with the double cupcakes, and each of my two kids added their handprint. I went back in later with a Sharpie and labeled the name of each child next to their handprint, along with the year. My oldest daughter used yellow fingerprints and added candles, since it was his birthday. The entire process only took a few minutes! Easy Peasy!

How to Use:

Simply use ink pads or paint to add the top half of a handprint to the cupcake as the cake and candles. You have the option of adding finger print flames to the tip of each finger, depending on the size of your child's hand. Print on larger paper for bigger kids!

What's Included?

There are 180 pages available. Plenty of black and white options for Father's Day, Mother's Day, and Birthday. Names include:

- Mom

- Mommy

- Dad

- Daddy

- Grandma

- Grandpa

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