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Handprint Flower Craft For Kids

Easy Handprint Flower Pot Craft for Mothers Day

I am so excited to have Jenna sharing her adorable Handprint Flower Pot craft with us today.  I recently met Jenna over on Instagram (my new passion) and I instantly fell in love with what she was creating with her sweet daughter.

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Hi, I’m Jenna, a Mum from the UK with a new found love for doing arts and crafts with Ella (my 18 month old whirlwind).  We have soooo much fun creating new pieces together and I hope you enjoy our latest creation.  Pop on over to Playtime with Ella to see what else we are creating.

Easy Handprint Flower Pot Craft for Mothers Day

This is such a fun project that can be used for all occasions; Mother’s Day, Easter, Birthday’s, anything at all!  I have chosen to do mine as Mother’s day gift for both Nanny’s (I may also have made a third one to keep for myself!!).

Materials needed:

  • Flower pot
  • Straws
  • Shredded tissue
  • Paper
  • Paint / paintbrushes
  • Scissors
  • Glue or cellotape
  • Play-Doh or Blue-Tac

Optional for decoration:

  • Ribbon & bows
  • Gift Tags

As an added extra, you can decorate the flower pot if you like, using ribbon & bows, stickers, glitter or just paint.

Easy Handprint Flower Pot Craft for Mothers Day

To start, you need to make the ‘flowers’. I have chosen to go with pink, red and purple but you can use any colours you like.  Paint little hands and make handprints on the paper, once they have dried cut them all out.

Another adorable option is to make flowers using footprints!

Easy Handprint Flower Pot Craft for Mothers Day Once you have all your ‘flowers’ then you need to stick them to the straws – this can be done with glue or cellotape (I actually preferred cellotape for this).  Its best to cut the straws to different lengths so they sit nicely once in the pot.

Easy Handprint Flower Pot Craft for Mothers Day

It’s best to then add a little ball of Play-Doh or Blue-Tac to the bottom of the straws, this weighs them down in the pot and stops them from moving around.

Easy Handprint Flower Pot Craft for Mothers Day

Then the fun part… planting all your lovely new flowers into their flower pot.  Once you are happy with the position, fill in the pot with the shredded tissue paper and you’re done!!!

Easy Handprint Flower Pot Craft for Mothers Day If you love these adorable handprint flowers, then be sure to check out our sweet footprint flowers and cute footprint ladybugs. Adorable! Easy Handprint Flower Pot Craft for Mothers Day

Addicted to Instagram?  Make sure to follow along with Playtime with Ella.

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I love it Jenna, thanks so much for sharing!  I now know what we will be making for Mothers Day!  Brilliant!  We all love comments, so why not pop over and visit Playtime with Ella and tell her how much you enjoyed her post on Housing A Forest.

Just a few of my favorite posts from Playtime with Ella to get you started:

 Paper Plate Monsters

Spike Ball Painting

Magic Rice

Unicorn Pizza

Related posts:

  1. DIY Heart Potato Stamped flower
  2. Kids Handprint Fall Tree Craft
  3. 25+ Flower Crafts for Kids
  4. Handprint Spider
Posted in Holidays and tagged Flowers, Gifts, Guest Post, Handprints, Kid Crafts, Mothers Day, Spring.

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  2. Kids Handprint Fall Tree Craft
  3. 25+ Flower Crafts for Kids
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