Crafts Using Baby's Handprints
Tina from Somerset, KY
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http://www.katrinasbabyhandprintcrafts.com/
Post By Shayne (Guest Post)
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35 years ago I dipped my baby's hand in yellow paint (yellow was the color of the tile in my mother-in-law's bathroom) and stamped handprints on two white hand towels, in slightly different spots.
They were darling and she kept them in that bathroom until she died.
Post By Jeneene (Guest Post)
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You can make a cute reindeer by using one footprint & two hand prints. You use a cut sheet or muslin fabric, or felt w/ a stick from a tree at the top to make it like a banner. The material is folded down & hemmed toward the back over the stick. (You might be able to glue the hem down, toward the back not the front, if you don't have a sewing machine.) The footprint is the "face" & the two hand prints are the "antlers" on each side of the top of the "face". Put a red pom-pom nose & glue on googly eyes, draw a mouth... you can add other touches on or around it, like a gold ribbon & bell on it's neck. Very cute.
Post by kidsNclutter
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My sweet daughterinlaw made T-shirts for the Greats and the great-greats Grandmas. They were too cute.
She used fabric paint to make flowers and leaves on the shirts. Be sure to washthe shirts before decorating.
She painted a large stem, that branched off in 3 places,with a paint brush.Then used the baby's foot ( dipped in paint) for the flower buds, and the sweet little baby's hands for the flowers.
and tied a colorful ribbon on the stems.
This is a wonderful keepsake.....
Post By Barb in Tennessee (Guest Post)
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heres a site with cute ideas
http://www.artistshelpingchildren.o ... tsfootprintsartscraftsideaskids.html
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