Looking for a fun keepsake to keep your baby busy at home? How to make footprint and handprint crafts with minimal cleanup!

Crafting Childhood: Baby Footprint Keepsakes

Use your baby's feet and hands to make this adorable love you to the moon and back keepsake. Makes the perfect homemade Christmas present for grandparents, aunts, uncles or just to hang on your wall! Check out my blog post to see how I did this with mess free ink pads and my 10 month old daughter. I have some good tips to help you make this fun and beautiful!

I Love You Bunches Flower Handprint Craft is an adorable gift for mom! This is the sweetest Mother's Day craft for 3 to 5 year olds

"Simple and cute Father's Day craft for kids. This digital download template makes it easy to create a keepsake for all the Dads out there. Just print and add your child's handprints! This is the perfect sentimental gift for fathers. This is an 8.5\" x 11\" digital PDF download. No physical print is included. Please reach out if you would like a custom design! Thank you for shopping with me! xx Lily"👜

Handprint craft Nana, Sunshine card, Birthday keepsake, Grandparents Day, Valentine handprint, Preschool art, Child Toddler Baby footprint If you are looking for more handprint ideas, visit our store at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ESZDigitalPrints DIGITAL INSTANT DOWNLOAD: ============================= The digital file is ready for instant download to print at home, or at your local print shop. There will be NO physical item shipped to you. HOW TO DOWNLOAD YOUR PURCHASE…

*DIGITAL FILE, no physical copy will be shipped* This adorable handprint art is the perfect way to show your love on Valentine's Day. It's also a great way to keepsake your child's handprints as they grow up. A perfect Valentine's day gift for mom, dad, grandpa, grandma, or anyone your child loves. YOU WILL RECEIVE: •High Resolution JPEG at 300 dpi plus printing instructions sheet. ‣8"x10" ‣A4 MORE DIY PROJECT…

Jordan Dooley on Instagram: "This is surprisingly EASY! 🌸 i’ve wanted to make a handprint craft for the last few weeks and my first few attempts (paint, salt dough, etc) just did NOT turn out well at all. Who knew getting baby/toddler handprints would be so hard 😅 Anyway, i came across a video with this idea and decided to try it! I did it slightly differently than what i saw for the sake of ease and got a ton requests for this tutorial i did on stories today to be save-able / sharable……