These Mother’s Day craft ideas are gifts kids can make to give their mothers on Mother’s Day.
My absolute favorite gift to receive on Mother’s Day is something my kids made for me. Is it because I’m a crafter? Who knows. But I just love a handmade gift. I love seeing my little kiddos’ handwriting and art and happy creations. They are always my favorite gift to receive.
If you’re a school teacher or dad or anyone looking for a gift to help a child make for their mother or grandmother, here are some of my favorite ideas for Mother’s Day crafts kids can make.
1. Handprint Apron – Is there anything cuter than a child’s handprint? And this way it’s a practical gift that can be used often.
2. Mothers Day Book – I love to hear what kids have to say about their moms. Their answers can be hilarious! This printable book is a great keepsake.
3. Suncatcher Card – Such a cute and cheerful Mother’s Day card idea that looks really fun to make.
4. Handprint Keychain – The original tutorial for this project is no longer online, but it looks simple to recreate. The handprints are put on shrink plastic, then attached to a keychain with a jump ring.
5. Handprint Bowl – Another great handprint idea… make a little trinket dish out of clay.
6. Hand and Footprint Vase – too cute to have footprints and handprints that make a bouquet.
7. Egg Carton Flowers – Recycle egg cartons into these cute flowers to give to Mom.
8. Rainbow Heart Wreath – All you need is paper and ribbon to make a cute heart wreath.
9. Perler Bead Coasters – What a fun way to make something for Mom.
10. Fingerprint Keychain – This keychain will be a treasure when those little fingers are all grown up. Love it!
11. Homemade Perfume Spray – A more elegant gift and I can see older kids really loving to make this.
12. Perler Bead Bowl – another great perler bead craft… make a trinket dish for Mom.
13. Thumbprint Mug – Oh, the little robins made from thumbprints are too sweet. She shares great tips for making it dishwasher safe too, which is much appreciated for any busy mom!
14. Paper Plate Craft – This craft is perfect for toddlers and the littlest crafters. Easy, inexpensive and made with love.
15. Dot Paint Dish Towel – These examples show winter themed art, but the same method can be used to make a design that mom would love.
16. Button Flower Card – Such cheerful cards and with a handwritten note inside, it will become a treasured gift.
17. Butterfly footprint – Turn a child’s footprints into a butterfly. Such a cute keepsake.
18. Watercolor Bookmarks – For the mom who loves to read!
19. I Love You Because Flowers – These kinds of gifts are the best. Kids say the darndest things, so these flowers are cute and funny.
20. Handprint Oven Mit – There’s the cutest little poem to go with this gift idea.
21. Art Magnets – These fridge magnets are made with shrink plastic and who wouldn’t want to memorialize the tadpole people? It’s my favorite drawing stage!
22. Wind Chimes – I love the idea of these windchimes and they look fun to paint.
23. Thumbprint Magnet – Another cute idea involving thumbpinrts. The child’s handwriting is a sweet addition.
24. Mason Jar Vase – Turn a mason jar into a precious vase with a handprint.
25. Cupcake Liner Card – Another sweet card idea using inexpensive items.
26. Peppermint Sugar Scrub – This peppermint sugar scrub would be a great gift. Or change up the scent with mom’s favorite preference.
27. Handprint Flower Pot Card – This Mother’s Day card combines all the best things… a handprint, flowers, and a pop up surprise note!
28. Picture Frame – I can see this gift being a huge hit with grandmas. Lots of ways to customize a picture frame and it would be a great gift!
29. Painted Votives – These candle holders look really fun to make and glow beautifully at night.
30. Pom Pom Flowers – Seeing a child’s photo peeking out of the center of these just makes me giggle. I would love to get this as a Mother’s Day gift!
I hope you’ve found something that fits the bill for your Mother’s Day. Happy crafting!
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