Handprint Christmas Wreath Craft: So You'll Always Remember How Little Their Hands Are
Cocoa Puff and I made this really cute handprint wreath and I couldn't WAIT to share it with you! It turned out SO CUTE! It didn't take very long and he was able to do a lot of it by himself once Mama did all the tracing and cutting.
He had so much fun making it and it is hanging over my sewing machine right now.
Supplies Needed:
Scissors
Glue
Pom Poms in Red, Green, White, and Blue (optional)
Writing Utensil
Directions:
First, you have to trace a circle onto a piece of paper. I used a paper plate.
Next, you have to trace those cute little hands onto the paper.
We used the circle as a guide for where to place his hands.
I alternated tracing his right and left hand and overlapped the thumbs.
Don't forget to have a silly break in there somewhere!
And if you get tired, it's perfectly okay to take a nap while Mama keeps tracing your hands.
When you're done, you should have something that looks a little like this.
Cut it out.
Trace and cut out as many other handprints as you like from the rest of the paper. Glue the loose handprints to the wreath to give it extra "fluff".
Put those adorable little fingertips onto the red ink pad and press all over the paper.
Keep going!
All the way around!
Fill up that wreath with those beautiful fingerprints!
Next, get out those pom poms and glue them to the wreath. Use whatever colors you desire.
Put them all over the wreath.
Take a moment to admire your work.
Celebrate!
And there you have a beautiful Christmas wreath!
What is your favorite Christmas decoration?
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