The BIG list of handprint art, gifts + keepsakes (footprints too!)

January 24, 2022 Post a Comment

In today's post: You'll observe 35 fun ideas for artwork, DIY gifts, and keepsakes made with handprints, footprints, and fingerprints! Great gift ideas for Mother's Day and Father'south Day.

When I was pregnant with my twins (15 years agone!!), I worked on a little cross sew together piece that had a space to add their picayune handprints and a poem most how quickly they would grow. Well, the twins came seven weeks early and I hadn't finished the cross sew together notwithstanding. And one time we brought them home and started dealing with the reality of life with twins, somehow I forgot all about information technology and never got those tiny handprints on information technology. In the midst of taking care of them I actually didn't recall I'd e'er forget how tiny they were. Fast forrad 15 years and I just found that cross run up while cleaning out boxes in the basement. Information technology's truly difficult to believe my grown up teenage boys started out as tiny, four pound babies with the teeniest little hands yous've always seen. If I could go dorsum, I'd have more pictures, write downwardly more memories, and take the time to put those handprints on that cross stitch piece, even if it wasn't finished.

Today I've rounded upward 35 handprint and footprint art projects for you. Accept the time to make i before your trivial ane grows upward!

Handprint/footprint fine art ideas

1. I admittedly dearest this handprint art from The Idea Room – a pretty sign wall sign with handprints from each member of the family:

2. This primal handprint sheet turns out then pretty! From House by Hoff:

3. Use fingerprints to create a centre and add a sweet poem from Messy Little Monster:

four. This cute art piece uses handprints as leaves on a tree. From It's Always Autumn:

5. Framed handprint fine art is easy to make with a gratis printable from Lil' Luna:

6. Brand your own Disney footprint art with tons of examples and ideas from The Keeper of the Cheerios Blog:

7. Create a cute dominicus using handprints for this "You are my sunshine" fine art from The Realistic Mama:

viii. Beloved this sugariness "Papa has my centre" footprint art from Southern Mom Days:

ix. Hither's a cute handprint art piece for Dad! From The Land Chic Cottage:

10. Trace handprints to make a pretty suncatcher. From The Best Ideas for Kids:

Handprint/footprint gifts

xi. Make mom a pretty vase of handprint flowers. Learn more than at The Flying Couponer:

12. This sweet fingerprint necklace from Information technology's Always Autumn would make a great souvenir:

13. Spruce upward a watering can with handprint flowers to make a cute gift for a mom or grandma who loves to garden. Idea from The Country Chic Cottage:

xiv. This footprint serving platter would make a gorgeous souvenir! From Mrs. Wigglebottom:

xv. I'd love a handprint jewelry dish like this one from Simple As That:

16. Check out this adorable handprint toolbox from Mom Green-eyed:

17. Make pretty thumbprint butterfly mugs from The Best Ideas for Kids:

18. Cute handprint art oven hand! From The Thought Room:

19. How adorable are these butterfly footprint keychains? From The Best Ideas for Kids:

20. This fingerprint mug from Crafts By Amanda is a great souvenir thought for Dad.

21. I absolutely beloved this heart shaped footprint basin from Messy Fiddling Monster:

Handprint keepsakes

22. For a special emblem, brand a DIY handprint ornament similar this one from You're So Martha:

23. A Crafted Passion shows you how to keep those beautiful footprints forever as garden stones:

24. For a special family emblem, become fingerprints from all your loved ones to make a Family unit Fingerprint Tree:

25. Carbohydrate Bee Crafts shows yous how to make a handprint quilt y'all'll want to keep forever:

26. This beautiful footprint stool from Simply Kierste will be kept and used for years!

27. Here'due south some other fun thought: brand a shirt that you can add together your kid's handprint to each school twelvemonth! Idea from Where the Smiles Have Been: