Making a Father's Day Handprint Keepsake Card

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June 14, 2018

Father's Day Handprint Keepsake Card - finished card Father's Day is right around the corner. This would be a cute craft for your child to do for Father's Day.

Also, school has been dismissed and the kids didn't make a Father's Day craft. I thought this would be perfect since we love grilling in our household. I was inspired by (link below), but this is my own take. You can also use their free print template, or make your own like I did!

Total Time: 15 minutes + drying time

Yield: 1 card

Link: https://www.gluedtomycraftsblog.com/2016/05/daddys-grilling-partner-keepsake-wfree-printable.html

Supplies:

scissors
construction paper
orange/red paint
black marker

Father's Day Handprint Keepsake Card - bottles of paint and paper plate

Steps:

Have your child dip their hands in orange and red paint then press onto the paper, this will resemble the fire. Ideally you could mix the two colors, but my child didn't want to. Once dried, you can cut around the hand prints and glue down above the grill.

Father's Day Handprint Keepsake Card - red paint spread on plate

Using black construction paper cut a half circle to resemble the grill. Using glue stick it down to the card front and then freehand with black marker the grill stand.