Easy Grandparents Day Handprint Craft — Kristin's Peppermints and Cherries

Grandparents Day is a family holiday that is celebrated on the Sunday following Labor Day.

I don’t remember much about this holiday from my childhood, but it is definitely a day for celebration in today’s world. Of course, it should be, as grandparents need lots of recognition!

This super cute and inexpensive Grandparents Day craft is so simple that you probably have all or most of the materials in your home. No matter if you are a teacher, a mom of little ones, or a homeschool parent, this Grandparents Day craft is perfect for all ages.

Materials for Grandparents Day Handprint Craft:

White Card Stock

Paint (safe for handprints)

Paintbrush

Markers

Free Grandparents Day Printables (print below)

Let’s Make A Handprint Craft for Grandparents Day!

Gather your supplies and print the free templates on white card stock.

If you don’t have white card stock, any color will work, but I like white because the paint shows up well. Also, if you don’t have card stock, you can use plain white paper, but the finished craft will not be as durable.

Paint your child’s hand, and make a handprint on the paper, positioning the hand around the poem.

You can either make prints of both of your child’s hands, one on each side of the poem, or you can place one hand print from each of your children on the page, depending on the size of your children’s hands and how many children you have. I have two children, so I made one handprint for each child. I used pink and blue paint, and I wrote their names under the handprint and added the month and year.

When working with little hands, you have to work quickly, so be prepared! I made my older child’s handprint first and continued with the younger child. She was all ready to participate after watching big brother try it out! We have lots of grandparents in our family because thankfully many of our great-grandparents are living, so we had several pieces of artwork to make! I’m so excited with how they turned out, and now we have to wait until Sunday to give them away! By then, they’ll be good and dry! We will be mailing some of them this afternoon too!

Make lots of memories with your children as you make this super cute handprint craft! They will have loads of fun and you will too! If you don’t have children, try this craft with your fur babies!

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