Father's Day Card Handprint Kit - Keepsake

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We love this sweet idea for a Father's Day card; the colourful scoops of ice cream are made from paper handprints and are decorated with sparkling glitter sherbet drips and a fluffy pom-pom cherry. Introducing the No Mess, No Residue Baby Ink Pad Kit – a perfect solution for parents who want to capture their baby's precious moments without any mess or residue. This ink pad kit is designed to create beautiful hand and footprints of your little one without leaving any ink residue on their delicate skin.

If you would like your card to say best daddy, best papa or another name for your father figure you can get an editable version of these cards in the shop. How to Make a DIY “Best Dad Ever Hands Down” Card Print the Card This lovely Little Fingerprints Poem Father's Day Handprint Activity Poster allows your children to create a wonderful personalised gift for their fathers, uncles, grandfather or for the important persons in their life. It could be a lovely unique gift and makes a fantastic craft activity for EYFS and KS1 children for Father's Day. Flip the card upside down so your handprint is upside down when you have the card the right direction. And this handprint Father’s Day cards resource is a fine choice in that regard, especially for younger children. When printed out, these handprint Father’s Day cards have a hand-shaped space on the front. One option is to give your child some coloured pencils and let them colour it in. Or, they can put some paint on their hand and add a literal handprint. Some fun Father’s Day facts You may want to do a practice handprint or two on a scrap piece of paper before doing it on the card. It took us a few tries to get a handprint we really liked.

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Father’s Day is, as the name suggests, a time for celebrating the fathers and father figures in our lives. And it’s only fair, as being a parent is a challenging responsibility to hold. So when the time to celebrate them comes around, your children may want to give it the personal touch. This is especially important for younger children, because they generally don’t have the money to buy something for Father’s Day. Which means anything that gets bought probably comes from you. This beautifully illustrated poster features a lovely poem about how grateful each child is for the special persons in their life: "I've left some little fingerprints, On just about every wall. On furniture, doors and windows, I've really marked them all. Here are some that won't rub off Because I'll love you forever Even when I'll be big and tall." 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

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!

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Doing this craft with a class or group of kids?Instead of stamping a handprint use crayons or markers to trace kids hands and then let them color and personalize the card. It will be a lot easier and less messy! Let the Handprints Dry If you fancy a change from the handprints but want something similar that makes a great keepsake then this is a great option as it uses finger painting. You’ll also find a little video tutorial with step by step instructions to help you make it. This Thank You for Helping Me Grow Father's Day Handprint Activity Poster has been designed to support your lessons about Father's Day this June while being a lovely interactive activity for children to work on and offer as a gift for their father, carer, grandfather, uncle or that special someone in their life. 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.