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Father’s Day Handprint Gift

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Father’s Day is just around the corner, and deciding on a Father’s day gift for your child or student to make can sometimes be a tough decision!

 

A favorite of mine for many holidays are handprint crafts. I think they are so unique and special. Best of all, they are simple! 

 

This Father’s Day Handprint Craft is quick, easy, and can be customized for grandpas, uncles, and even friends too!

 

Father's Day craft

Preparation:

You will need 9×12 construction paper. I cut to 8.5 x 11 so that I could use my personal laminator.

I chose a bright color – any color will work. You will also need a color of washable paint for the handprints. Print out the FREE labels to include on the gift HERE.

father's day craft

 

Directions:

Paint the child’s hands and let them dry. Be sure they are facing down to correspond with the “Hands Down, You’re the Best” theme! I write the child’s name and year in the corner.
Let your child or student choose who they are making the gift for. There are options for dads, grandpas, uncles, and even a generic “you’re the best” to be sensitive to the needs or situation of every child.
Glue down the label above the handprints. Laminate or frame the handprints to give to that special someone on Father’s Day!

 

father's day craft
Grab your FREE gift labels: Grab the gift labels for this Father’s Day Craft HERE.
Happy Father’s Day!
For more ideas for Father’s Day you can check out my Pinterest board!
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