Haven’t picked up a card for Mom yet this Mother’s Day? No worries! These Handprint Tulip Mother’s Day Cards make a charming and easy Mother’s Day craft that Mom will absolutely adore!
Of course, fresh flowers are wonderful, and I always enjoy receiving them. Still, I think these handmade blooms are even more special for Mother’s Day. They won’t fade, and they create a beautiful keepsake from a time when those tiny handprints were incredibly small.
Mother’s Day Handprint Tulip Card Craft
For these handprint Mother’s Day cards, you’ll need cardstock in your favorite tulip shades along with green, scissors, and a glue stick. You’ll also need a writing instrument to add a heartfelt note for Mom inside the card.
Handprint Tulip Card Craft Supplies Needed
- Cardstock – green and assorted tulip colors
- Scissors
- Glue stick
Easy Handprint Tulip Craft Step by Step Directions
First, collect green cardstock and cardstock in the tulip colors you prefer. We selected shades of pink and purple, along with a yellow tulip.
Fold the tulip-colored cardstock in half. Place your child’s hand so the pinky-finger side rests against the fold, then trace around the hand.
Carefully cut around the handprint, making sure the prints remain joined along the fold.
At this point, you’ll have the shape of a handprint card.
Then, cut two basic leaves from the green cardstock.
Attach the leaves to the lower part of the handprint with glue.
To finish, add a lovely Happy Mother’s Day greeting inside the card.
That’s all it takes to create a wonderful tulip card for Mom using the sweetest little handprint this Mother’s Day!
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More Mother’s Day Card Crafts
Want to discover more adorable Mother’s Day cards? Take a look at our Mom Photo Cards, Super Mom Card, Mother’s Day Handprint Flower Pot Card, and Mother’s Day Fingerprint Birds Card, along with many other entertaining Mother’s Day cards for children to create at Our Kid Things!
Materials
- Cardstock – green and assorted tulip colors
- Scissors
- Glue stick
Instructions
- Start by collecting green cardstock and cardstock in the tulip shades you like best. We used pink, purple, and yellow.
- Fold the cardstock for the tulip in half. Set your child’s hand with the pinky-finger edge against the fold, then trace around it.
- Cut out the handprint carefully, ensuring that the handprints stay attached at the fold.
- You should now have a card shaped like a handprint.
- After that, cut a pair of simple leaves from the green cardstock.
- Use glue to secure the leaves to the bottom of the handprint.
- Finish by writing a cheerful Happy Mother’s Day message inside the card