Father's Day Card Handprint Kit - Keepsake

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Making a handprint Father's Day card is a fun and creative way to show your dad how much you love him. Here are the steps to make a handprint Father's Day card: My kids had a blast creating these saltdough fingerprint keyrings. If you want to ensure that they last as long as possible then you could use air drying clay to make them with instead. The ink pads are 100% baby safe and certified, ensuring that the inks used are tested and safe for your baby. The premium quality ink and imprint film are of the highest standard, providing a clear and detailed imprint of your baby's hand and footprints. Create a Fathers Day clay dish from The Gingerbread House following their tutorial, this would be a good one to keep keys in. Make these pom pom photo frames from Play and Learn Every Day would make great Father’s Day gifts, you could put a drawing by your child in it or maybe a photo of them and their dad together.

Consider adding a small gift or treat inside the card, such as a gift card or his favorite candy. This will make the card even more special and memorable. If you are looking for some more Father’s Day activities and display posters for your classroom, then why not take a look at these resources: We’ll show you how to make these easy Father’s day handprint cards. They each open up to become a card so you can write inside. Write a special Father’s Day note or simply put “Happy Father’s Day” inside. You only need a few supplies to make these and the kids will love getting their hands traced!Next, we have several footprint projects for Father’s Day to make with your kids connected with a number of favorite hobbies and themes. Incase your children prefer not to use paint on their feet, you can trace it with pencil or pen and let them color it by themselves. Of course you are also welcome to print as many copies of this card as you like, so whether you need one copy or one hundred you’re fine. Fathers Day Card Designs

This thumbprint craft from A Dab of Glue Will Do looks easy peasy and it’s something that kids of all ages can make as long as a grown up helps to set it up. If you’re making multiple handprint cards (like this grandpa option too!) do all the handprint stamping at one time for easier cleanup.Make it a group activity: If there are multiple children involved, consider making it a group activity where everyone can contribute to the card. This will help foster teamwork and collaboration, and create a fun and memorable experience for everyone involved. I love handmade Father’s Day cards and gifts and I think anything with a handprint on it has to automatically be one of the best ideas, who can resist seeing how small their kids were? Walk with me Daddy poem is a touching Father’s day keepsake created using child’s footprints. (source unknown) Personalizing a handprint Father's Day card is a great way to make it unique and special. Here are some ideas to consider: