Mother's Day Craft for Kids Archives - Alanna George

How To | Mother’s Day Hand Print Craft

By Alanna George, on May 7th, 2013

Looking for a last minute Mother’s Day project? I just made this today and I admit it is for me. Don’t you just want to capture their little (or not so little) hand print size forever? And check out the cute heart in the palm of their hands. I came up with this project . . . → Read More: How To | Mother’s Day Hand Print Craft

How To | Mother’s Day Recycled Windowsill Mini-Planter

By Alanna George, on April 30th, 2013

Mother’s Day is just around the corner and I am sure you are searching for a perfect handmade gift for mom. Am I right? What about a small gift for Grandma? These tiny little windowsill planters made using recycled lids or a domed vending machine container are just the perfect project for Mother’s Day. . . . → Read More: How To | Mother’s Day Recycled Windowsill Mini-Planter

How To | Mother’s Day Handprint Bird Card

By Alanna George, on May 1st, 2012

I’ve had this idea for using a handprint to make a bird kickin’ around in my head for awhile. I finally pulled out all the supplies to make this project with the kids yesterday. The kids love getting their hand painted and seeing their freshly made print on a piece of paper. Even Calista . . . → Read More: How To | Mother’s Day Handprint Bird Card

How To | Mother’s Day Sunflower Handprint Card

By Alanna George, on May 6th, 2011

I worked with my kids this week to make this sunflower Mother’s Day card for Grandma from their handprints. I picked up a pack of sunflower seeds to stuff inside the card/picture so that they can be planted in Grandma’s garden. I think Grandma will be reminded of her grandchildren as she watches the . . . → Read More: How To | Mother’s Day Sunflower Handprint Card

How To | Pipe Cleaner Flowers

By Alanna George, on April 19th, 2011

My daughter created this beautiful bouquet all by herself. She used pipe cleaners, construction paper and a toilet paper tube to create these flowers that she gave to her baby sister. When I asked how she did it, she replied, “It was easy peasy mom!” I think this could also be a perfect Mother’s . . . → Read More: How To | Pipe Cleaner Flowers