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Fun Blippi Birthday Party Ideas

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September 21, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Crafts, Facebook, Home Improvement, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Social Media

Get ready to party with these amazing and fun Blippi Birthday Party Ideas! Adorably cute Blippi cake ideas, fun party food, DIY party décor and more!

If you have a toddler or preschooler, Blippi is probably a constant in your home. Why not give your child the best birthday ever with a Blippi-themed party. It’s the perfect theme for children—bright and colorful oranges and blues with bow ties, glasses, and fun vehicles like planes, trains, and excavators. If you’d like some inspiration, we’ve pulled together 23 fabulous Blippi party ideas that are sure to make your celebration a splash. From Blippi cakes to orange and blue balloon arrangements and backdrops, you’ll find so many ways to bring this theme together.

Blippi Cake Ideas

The cake makes the birthday party, and this adorable cake is sure to be a hit with Blippi fans. This customized Blippi cake design features his iconic blue shirt, orange bow tie, and orange glasses. The child’s name is spelled out in fondant balloons along with the age inside a fondant star. | Sugar Bloom Cake Company

The cake designs continue. This adorable Blippi 3-tier cake is a real show-stopper! If your kids are a fan of his songs about tractors, excavators, or planes, they’ll love this cake theme. Your easy cake topper is pretty simplistic, its’ an excavator | Baking Smiles NYC

If cupcakes are more your style, these Blippi cupcakes are cute as can be. You don’t have to be a cake decorator. They’re easier to make than you’d think if you buy pre-made fondant and cut it into the shapes you need. These white, orange and blue cupcakes are sure to make the birthday boy smile. | Dessert Rose

Wow your guests with a two-tier Blippi birthday cake like this one. It’s crazy colorful and fun. It looks complex but when you really pull this cute cake idea apart, this kids’ birthdays cake idea is decorated with lots of Blippi cutouts as well as candy bark and blue and orange chocolate molded to look like candy bars. It brings the charm! | Looby’s Kitchen

Keep it super simple with orange and blue swirl cupcakes like these. Add some sprinkles and some printable Blippi cupcake toppers from Etsy, and you’re all set. | Emilia’s Bakehouse Cafe

These Nerf Party cupcakes are another terrific blue and orange option that fits right in with the Blippi theme. Plus, they’re in ice cream cones, which makes them way easier to eat without making a mess. | Mommy’s Fabulous Finds

Blippi Party Food Ideas

This orange punch would be fab at a Blippi party, especially served in blue cups with blue striped straws, as you see here. You’ll also find other great orange and blue foods, like tangerines (Cuties), Doritos, and more. | Biscuits N’ Crazy

You’ll find lots of ideas for orange and blue foods with this goldfish-themed party. The orange slices, Goldfish crackers, gumballs, and taffy are all great choices that you can use to add color to your table and sweets for your guests. | Red Chandelier

Go all out with your dessert table. This one has a cake, cupcakes, Blippi cookies, Rice Krispie treat pops, cake pops, and more all with the orange and blue theme. | Cantagallo’s Sweet Treats and More

Blippi berries may be our favorite food on the list. They’re such a cute and creative idea. Kids and grown-ups alike will love these chocolate-coated berries decorated in Blippi style. You can easily try them yourself at home with orange, blue, and chocolate candy melts to dip the berries in. | Dipped by Dottoli

Make DIY Blippi Cookies out of sugar cookie dough (homemade or store-bought) and pre-made fondant. They’re decorated fairly simply, so you should be able to make them following the simple instructions. | Mimi’s Dollhouse

Blippi Party Decorations

Learn how to make huge glasses, a bow tie, and suspenders to set up your cake and dessert table with this fun Blippi theme. It looks incredible. | Parties by Peggy and Trisha

We love this table setup with an orange and blue balloon arch and glasses on the backdrop. The table looks fabulous under there, but you could have a similar design for a photo backdrop for your guests to take their pictures with some Blippi-themed photo props. | Kid-Time Party Balloon Decorations

Here’s another table and backdrop with different types of balloons and a gold fringe curtain backdrop. | Harvest House

This inexpensive table setup looks gorgeous, especially for an outdoor party. Adding your child’s favorite construction toys (or planes, trains, etc.) is a simple way to decorate with added expense. | Dream Team Events and Décor

Everything about this outdoor Blippi birthday party setup is fantastic! From the #3 balloon art to the orange and blue tables with balloon topiaries, the party décor is stunning and fun all at the same time. | 2 Uneek Creations

Grab some blue and orange paper pom-poms to scatter along the center of your tables for big pops of color that don’t require a lot of effort. | Bellwether Events

Although this party has an Octonauts theme, you can take away many orange and blue décor ideas for a Blippi themed party. We love the party favors stand with the buckets and bags. The tassels hanging on the front of the table are gorgeous. Plus, the orange and blue macarons, the orange striped lollipops, and the blue JELLO cups would look amazing on your dessert table. | Kara’s Party Ideas

You’ll find several simple ideas here that you can implement for your Blippi party, like the utensils and tableware tucked into the bow tie napkins, the bow tie and suspenders décor on the table, and the orange glasses as Blippi party favors for the kids. | Her Party Pants

Blippi Party Favor Ideas

These I Dig You favors are great for a themed Blippi Birthday party. Fill them with orange and blue candies if you want to match the traditional Blippi color scheme, or use Reese’s pieces, as you see here. | Fab Everyday

These Blippi cookies would be fab to send home with your guests. Wrap them in cellophane bags and tie a ribbon on top. Get cookie cutters with your child’s age, glasses, bowties, or vehicles to try them for yourself. | Tuff Ray’s Bakeshop

We love how these light blue Blippi gift bags serve as both favors and décor for this birthday party. Grab some light blue bags, print out some bow ties and buttons, and you have an adorable bag on the cheap. | Catch My Party

Attach these sweet Blippi valentines to your party favors. It doesn’t have to be around Valentine’s Day; they can pull double duty any time of year. They even make cute Blippi Invites. | Down Redbud Drive

We hope that we were able to make your party planning easier with these Blippi party ideas. Pin this post so you can refer back to it later if needed.

Blippi loves construction vehicles. As seen in our Construction party ideas, make a sand pit in a baby pool, complete with excavators and trucks. A baby pool can also be used to make a ball pit! Take a look at these party for more ideas.

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1 – 12 Monthly Baby Photo Ideas – Track Your Baby’s Age in Photos

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September 20, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Photo, Pinterest, Social Media

Are you a new mom (or seasoned mom) in need of monthly baby photo ideas? Track your baby’s age in 1 – 12 month baby photo ideas. In addition to some amazing month to month baby photoshoot ideas, download our free monthly printable milestone stickers and signs for your baby’s first year.

We are expecting and with the upcoming birth of a newborn, I am in nesting mode. Nesting mode for me includes planning how I am going to take those adorable 0 to 12 month photos (and as I plan and look at ideas, wondering if I will give up after 3 months!) Take a look at the creative Monthly Baby Photo Ideas below.

We think you might get inspired like us!

This post as been updated! You can view the blog post about the birth story of my twin boys.

How do I take the best milestones photos in baby’s first year?

One thing monthly baby picture ideas have in common is they are taken in exactly the same location with very similar props. Staging monthly pictures the same way for the first 12 months of life allows the viewer (aka parents, grandparents and all those who will coo) to see how much baby has grown. Take this photo month by month. You can use the same date of the month, usually around their date of birth.

Fun ideas for milestone baby photos include a Moses basket, a bedroom chair, a milestone blanket and/or monthly signs. Another adorable idea is to have your child in the same outfit as a newborn all the way to a one year old. This really shows how big baby has gotten as they begin to fill in their onesie or t-shirt.

How can you use monthly baby photo ideas?

When taking photos every month during your child’s first year of life, ask yourself how do you want to use these photos. Most people use this cuteness to share to social media or even print for a baby book. However, you can also turn these photos in to artwork or birthday party décor for a baby’s first birthday. When you are done with all your staged photos, combine them into one file in 4×3 or 3×4 setting. This gives you 12 images to see how baby has grown. You can use this combined file to print on a canvas and hang your child’s room or in the hallway. Canva is a great free resource for combining all twelve images into one image.

How can I calm my baby down for a photoshoot?

Guess what. In the first year (and maybe the next 18 years) babies are in charge of the photoshoot. In order to get the best photos, consider your child’s schedule. Make sure they are fed, changed and well rested. The best photo shoots occur shortly after a feed when baby has had time to digest and play. Be careful not to get too close too naptime.

Once baby has gotten upset during a photo shoot, trying to continue shooting might not be a great strategy. Consider calming baby with milk or an outdoor walk. If baby cannot calm, put your photoshoot props aside. Give yourself grace. A five month old photo doesn’t have to be taken on exactly five months old. Five months and one day or five months and two days is still just as precious.

Fun Ideas for 1 – 12 Month Old Baby Photos

Watching baby grow can be lots of fun (and oh so sad too!) No matter the emotions it brings, every mama watch to capture that growth spurt in time. Capture those special moments with baby photographs every month. There’s no need for a professional photographer. These adorable DIY ideas for monthly baby photos will give you amazing photo inspiration during baby’s first year of life.

First let’s start with a free digital download. Use this free printable as inspiration as you look at all of these cute monthly baby ideas. They are the perfect prop for your lasting memory.

1-12 Month Baby Signs Free Printable

We heard you and made our own free monthly baby printables! Feel free to use these cute monthly printable signs as you’d like. They come in two colors: blue and pink. This makes this perfect for any gender – a little guy or little gal!

These Baby Milestone Monthly Printables are adorable for photographing a baby’s age. Download this freebie for yourself or print as a shower gift with an 8×10 frame.

Flower Monthly Photo Ideas

How amazing is this Monthly Birthday Floral Series from #watchavanellegrow by Lauren Bowyer. Adorable flowers are use as an idea for monthly numbers 1 to 12. Notice her background template is pretty basic. Even baby’s outfits are minimalist. However, the flowers pop as the baby ages.

Black & White Light Box

Amazon has a Lightbox which will help with these Monthly-Lightbox-Photos from Mrs. Kosakowski (link unavailable.) This sticks to a black and white baby’s photo shoot. Pair with other black and white modern baby props for baby’s pictures.

Monthly Milestone Blanket

I love watching the different Monthly Batzkids Blankets and creative ideas from Instagrammers. This idea from @allyouneedisliv, but you can also see what we did with our blanket and the month of November!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BMwsvvzAz1L/?taken-by=frugalcouponliving

See also our monthly milestone blanket on Instagram. You can grab a Huge Selection of Monthly Milestone Blankets online. These blankets make capture baby’s first year easy as they provide an instant backdrop. Just add seasonal props like a pumpkin for Halloween or eggs for Easter.

Belly to Baby Photos

Enhance mama’s belly with a growing baby. This is so cute all the way from pregnancy (before mom’s due date) to one year. We are in love with this Belly to Baby Monthly Series from Simply Rosie. I actually had a great friend do this idea and eventually she was holding a ten year old boy. It was photo with a lot of humor as the child could barely be held in her arms. (I mean we all have our own quirks for creating memorable photos!)

Monthly Photos for Dad

Even dad can get in on the fun. Lift Baby Up in Dad’s Arms with this Monthly Milestone Idea from Little Meg. This allows mama to be the professional photo since we know dad might capture the moment of projectile milk vomit and declare “got it!”

Developmental Milestones

Canva would be a fun place to replicate these Monthly Milestone Photos with your baby from Tonya Teran. Treasure those incredible milestone with this baby photo idea. Write your child’s height, weight, size, and any milestones they are going through.

Baby Chalkboard Photoshoot

The Photographer’s Wife did a great job using a simplistic chair with a black background and chalkboard Font. Baby’s pictures can be taken in front of a painted chalk board wall and you can have fun with the 1-12 roman numerals. Don’t want to paint your walls? Use chalkboard contact paper or paint a board. Or take this picture with a green wall or even black while and play with ah chalk font in the Canva platform.

Moses Basket Bassinet

Use a Basket to Show Baby’s Growth like Little Lucy Lu baby’s pictures. This is adorable with a baby blanket or pillow.

Black & White Baby’s Pictures

Hide your skill and turn your photos into greyscale or black and white baby photos. Take a basket but turn it into a Black & White Monthly Photo Memory like this idea on Tekoa Rose.

Chair Photos

Keep everything the same except the onesie! Add a number to the onesie sharing each monthly milestone like A Girl Named PJ.

Sticker Numbers on White Onesie

Focus on the background and have fun brightly colored fabric still using a number on the onesie like this idea from Laura Wifler. It’s easy to find white onesies for baby and 1-12 monthly stickers for baby.

Same Onesie Outift

Watch your newborn baby grow in something very obvious. Wear the same onesie outfit like this progression series from Erica’s Bloggity Blog.

Colorful Baby Photo

Mix patterns and textiles with baby. If you are artsy, enjoy adding different background and textures to your baby photos. Go gold using bright colors and a fun standout number in this Monthly Baby Milestone Idea from Oh Joy!

Newborn Announcement

Your first monthly photo can also be used as your newborn announcement idea. Tiffany Burke has done an amazing job capturing newborns, but how about this Newborn Announcement would be great incorporated into monthly birth dates.

Precious Moments Facts

Include mom holding the little one and update the photo with some Descriptive Baby Milestones like this idea from Larissa Another Day. This can easily be done with a baby app on your phone or with a free photo editing tool like Canva.

Stuffed Animal

Toys and lovies can be great props for baby milestone photos. Grab a favorite stuffed animal and keep the background the same like this Monthly Baby Photograph Idea from Kristen Honeycutt. We did this with our twins. One child had a raccoon and the other had a fox. This helped us identify who was who in our identical twin photos.

Colorful Milestone Photo

Add color! I love these Milestones and Colors brought together from Darling Doodles Design. Additionally, check out Canva to help with your creation.

Calendar Photo

For this monthly milestone progression, lay baby on a calendar each month like Ashley Ann Photography. From due date to birth date to first birthday, capture baby as the days on the calendar roll along.

Rainbow Baby

Spell it above with felt letters like this Monthly Photo Idea from Famille Summerbelle. This is also perfect for a rainbow baby as it takes the shape of an arch and uses a lot of colors.

Baby Milestone Blocks

Let a 1-12 baby number cube say it all like this Monthly Birthday Photo Series from Hello My Love. You can make your own DIY baby milestone blocks or buy baby monthly milestone blocks online.

Balloon Photos

Add Balloons like this 0 to 12 Month Balloon Series Idea from A Crafted Passion. Add a balloon to the photo for each year of life. Notice mama kept baby in the same outfit in each photo.

Also take a look at these FREE Monthly Printable Milestone Stickers and Signs.

Eric Carle The Very Hungry Caterpillar Inspired Stickers from B is for Boy.
Floral and Vine Monthly Photo Signs from Craftivity Designs.
Peach and Navy Monthly Stickers from I Heart Arts N Crafts.
Brown and Brightly Colored Monthly Signs from Mom and Wife.
Pastel and Primary Stickers from Daffodil Design.
Chalk Monthly Photo Signs from Reason to Skip the Housework.
Solid Boy and Girl Monthly Stickers from Attempting Aloha.
Animal, Pandas, or Circus First Year Signs from Phil and Mama.
Chalk Monthly Milestone Stickers from Little Stuff.
Boy and Girl Monthly Printable Signs from The Frugal Fairy.
Necktie Monthly Onesies from How to Nest for Less.
Fruit and Vegetable Monthly Photo Signs from Pea to Pumpkin.
Turtle Monthly Stickers from Sugar Pickle Designs.
Chevron Pink, Blue, and Grey Monthly Signs from Kid Magazine.

Many of these freebies are no longer available but Etsy has plenty of monthly baby stickers you can find perfect for your own baby photoshoot.

Don’t forget our Creative Pregnancy Announcements. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at our popular post – Newborn Tips and Hacks. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at these Toddler Tips and Hacks – Tips for new and old moms! Pin to Pinterest.

This blog post has been updated. It was originally published Sept 18, 2016.

Adorably Cute Advent Calendar Stickers Free Printable

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September 19, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Christmas, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Free, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Make your own DIY advent calendar with these cute advent calendar sticker. These free printable number stickers are perfect for your homemade calendar countdown. These 1-24 advent calendar labels are quick and easy to download and print onto sticker paper. Add with advent calendar fillers and a Christmas bible verse for a fun holiday craft.

We had so much fun with the 25 Homemade Advent Calendars we wanted to create a freebie of our own. Pick up these free Advent Calendar Stickers and have fun creating our homemade calendar. These stickers have a wood, gold, cream color palette. First, lets talk about what is an advent calendar and how to make your own.

Do Advent Calendars go to 24 or 25?

Well first let’s address this common question. How many numbers does an Advent Calendar have? There answer is 24 as you will begin a calendar on December 1st and end on Christmas Eve. The goal of an Advent Calendar tradition is to count down the days UNTIL Christmas. However, it’s not uncommon for you to have the number 25 as some want to also celebrate the advent calendar season on Christmas day too. You do, you. 24 or 25, both Advent calendar recognition the anticipation of Christmas, aka the birth of Christ.

What you need to make a DIY Advent Calendar

You don’t have to be an expert woodsmith to make an advent calendar. You can quickly put together this Christmas countdown by grabbing a few supplies around your home and downloading our free stickers. This is a fun Christmas craft to do with the kids. In addition to the nativity, it quickly tells the story of Christmas as you anticipate the birth of Jesus.

Supplies

If you are a crafter, it’s easy to pull together this homemade advent calendar. Grab many items from your craft supply closet.

The items including in this DIY Sticker advent calendar include…

brown paper bags
card stock/paper or sticker sheets paper
1.5 hole punch
scissors
twine or string
Christmas washi tape
glue stick or glue
mini clothes pins
mini ornaments
free Christmas advent calendar printable (see below

The best paper bags are mini kraft paper bags though you can use brown lunch bags too.

Directions

String the twine of choice across in a length to fit 24 bags. I used a wooden picture frame and measured one string across my frame to see how many bags would fit on each row – in my case, I could get 6 bags on a row for a total of 4 rows.

Place your treat/gift in your bags and fold. Place Washi tape down the center for decoration.

Stick (sticker paper) or glue (card stock paper) number on bag. We prefer the bags in numerical order, but you make a random collage of numbers out of order.

Clip each bag to your twine/string with clothes pins. Start another row.

Decorate with mini ornaments or perhaps fun Christmas lights.

Tips: Depending on what you are placing inside the bags (weight) you may need to use push pins or something more secure to hold the string on your surface. A nice suggestion would to use a framed cork board behind your frame.

Ideas for Advent Bags

Each advent bag will have a small treat or prize in side. Consider candy or a special note for your child to allow screen time or dinner alone with mommy, a trip to the dollar store etc. In the spirit of the holiday you could write scripture for your child to look up and reflect on with a treat.

Dollar Tree Toys
Ornaments
Christmas Bible Verses that tell the Nativity story
Candy
Cookies
Small Toys
Christmas Party Favors

See our Non-Candy Advent Calendar Filler Ideas.

Free Printable Advent Calendar Stickers

Love the look of this DIY Christmas calendar. Get your Christmas Advent Calendar Stickers and make your own.

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More DIY Advent Calendars

Looking for fun ideas to countdown the days until Christmas. Don’t forget our 25 Homemade Advent Calendars. Celebrate the reason for the season by recognizing the season of advent. Pin to Pinterest.

Want a special treat or prize in your family advent calendar? The days do not have to be filled with sugar. See our Non-Candy Advent Calendar Filler Ideas. Save something sweet for Christmas morning! Pin to Pinterest.

Do you have an Elf on the Shelf? It’s possible for the Elf to bring Christ ack in the Christmas season. Download and enjoy these Elf on the Shelf Advent Calendar Bible verses for kids. You won’t regret it. It’s possible to enjoy the Elf doll and still celebrate Jesus. Pin to Pinterest.

Celebrate Christ’s birthday with a fun birthday cake for Jesus. This is an excellent idea to close your advent calendar. We always leave a piece of cake for Santa too! Pin to Pinterest.

You might also love these amazing homemade gift ideas. Take a look at our 31 DIY Christmas Gift Ideas. Fun ideas for teachers, friends, coaches, neighbors and more. Pin to Pinterest.

How to Make a Christmas Slime Box + Printable

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September 19, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Christmas, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Have a Slime-Tastic Christmas with this DIY Christmas gift box for kids. How to make a Christmas slime gift box and free printable Christmas slime directions. Happy gifting!

How to Make a Christmas Slime Box

So we have a lot of Christmas Gift Tags. You can see many of our Christmas Printables in our Free Printables Section (including this Slime Gift Box Gift Tag.)

I have to say, however, this is one of my most favorites. I simply love the idea of creating your own gift box. We are huge about gift box kits. One gift we have given our daughter for the past two Christmas seasons and she has never tired of it, is a Tinker Crate. I think making her own DIY Craft Kits would be just as exciting for her.

This Christmas Gift Box is great for the winter holidays. Make them something they will love!

Christmas Slime Supplies

These best part of this gift box is very little ingredients are needed. In addition to few ingredients, few steps for you too!

Gift box
Crinkle cut red shredded paper filler
Red glitter glue
Green glitter glue
Travel size bottle of contact solution
Small clear plastic bags
Twine
Baking soda
Christmas confetti
Printable gift tag

Christmas Gift Box for Kids

Just package it up! Just a few steps to make the most adorable DIY Christmas Gift Box for kids.

Christmas Gift Box Directions

First, fill the gift box with paper shreds.

Next, place the red glue, green glue, and contact solution on top of the paper shreds.

Fill two small clear plastic bags each with ½ tablespoon of baking soda and tie the top with a piece of twine.

Add a small amount (around one teaspoon) of Christmas confetti to two plastic bags and tie the top with a piece of twine.

Place the bags of baking soda and confetti inside the box.

Finally, print the printable gift tag on card stock and cut out around outer border.

Place inside the box.

Gift and allows your receiver to enjoy!

Free Printable Christmas Gift Tag

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Download and save your image from this post. (Please note these images are for personal use only and cannot be sold or used for commercial use.)
Sign in or create a Staples account on their print service page.
Return to Staples print service page.
Go to Start Project.
Go to Documents Printing. Select Browse.
Select the Buy Now Button under color.
On the left column, choose add file.
Select upload.
Select done.
Give your job a name.
Make sure your project is single sided. The orientation should be landscape.
I changed my media to 8.5×10 and the media to 67 lb cover stock (I prefer a card stock feel over printer paper feel.)
Select add to cart.
Proceed to checkout. My total was $0.65 for one print. You can choose to ship to your home or to pick up at your local store. Pay online and show your invoice when you pick up (I just show the order number on my phone at pick-up.) The order invoice will arrive in your email inbox.
Enjoy!

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Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your Slime Gift Box craft. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

Save these Neighbor Gift Ideas that come with Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

Also save these DIY Christmas Gift Ides (DIY Gifts Set 1 and DIY Gifts Set 2). Pin to Pinterest.

Do you love Elf on the Shelf? If you are looking for Elf on the Shelf ideas, extend this Christmas slime idea with Elf on the Shelf Snot. It comes with a fun Elf snot label you can print. Pin to Pinterest.

DIY Halloween Handprint Art for Toddlers

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September 14, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Halloween, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Looking for a spooktacularly fun Halloween activities for preschoolers? This Halloween Handprint Art is easy, inexpensive and a lot of fun for toddlers. This Halloween printable craft is also a delightful keepsake for parents & grandparents. Download, print and follow these tutorials to begin.

Looking for a fun and easy Halloween craft to do with the kids? Look no further than these handprint art projects! Simply print out the handprint art templates and start creating art. You can also print out the Halloween stickers onto sticker paper, then let the kids get creative.

They’ll love seeing their own little hands transformed into ghosts, bats, and pumpkins, and you’ll love how cute their artwork turns out. Grab the printable, round up the kids, and get ready for some Halloween fun!

What are some Halloween Handprint ideas you can make with kids?

Halloween is a perfect time for seasonal crafts. Handprint art doesn’t have to be a keepsake but it sure is fun when it is. Consider carving a pumpkin and letting your child feel the guts and seeds and then smash their handprint onto newspaper for some fun all sensory play. Alternatively use a washable markers and let your child trace their handprint onto paper. They can come up with their own creative Halloween monsters made from the shape of their hand.

Of course when making something that will last, consider using some of the cute ghouls and goblins found during the October season. There are so many Halloween characters you can incorporate into cute Halloween handprint ideas for kids. From ghosts to monsters, witches and bats there are plenty of fun ideas for Halloween arts & crafts.

We put together some of these cute Halloween characters to create fun fall keepsake ideas using your child’s handprints. Use these fun crafts in a preschool classroom, as a family activity or incorporate into creative Halloween Party Activities.

As you print out this printable, you may be wondering what all is included in the handprint art?

Here’s a peak at the ten Halloween Themed Handprint Art Included:

Witch Broom

There is a handprint art template for a witch’s broom. The kids will love making this one! You can even have them draw their own green witch on the page to extend this Halloween worksheet activity.

Bat

This bat handprint art is perfect for Halloween. It’s simple and easy to make, and it’s sure to be a hit with the kids. Once dry, color in the bats face. Black or purple are the perfect paint color for this activity.

Pumpkin

This handprint pumpkin is so cute and easy to make. The kids will have a blast making this one! Grab orange paint and squeeze those hands in together to make the shape of a pumpkin with little handprints.

Boo Ghost

What’s Halloween without a ghost? This spooktacular handprint ghost is simple and fun to make, and it’s sure to be a hit with the whole family. Pair your spooky craft with this easy Ghost Craft for Halloween.

Mummy

I think this guy is my favorite! Two hands up with this fun handprint art. Use white paint, red paint, black or orange.

Owl

This sweet owl handprint has two hands to fly. Use brown paint to add wings and feathers to a fun big-eyed Halloween owl.

Black Cat

A black cat need black paint. This cute four legged cat with a an adorable little tail is ready to celebrate!

Frankenstein

Who doesn’t love a Frankenstein? In this monster handprint Frankenstein use green paint. Use a Sharpie or permanent black marker to color the eyes in after you craft for add some fun wiggle eyes for a 3-D pop.

Spider

Thumb in for this handprint spider. Squeeze in those thumbs (or just leave them out) in this eight legged spider handprint craft. With little hands make eight legs. Black or purple paint is perfect for this Halloween handprint craft.

Reaper

So what does a grim reaper carry? A scythe! Did you know a scythe is a sharp, curved blade used for mowing or reaping. Use a green (silver or black) handprint to create your very own DIY grim reaper Halloween art.

Halloween Handprint Craft Tips

Because some of the graphics will get covered by your toddler’s handprint, you have options for bringing forth things like the eyes and mouths.

In this set, we’ve given you guides where to place the eyes and mouth. Take a look at these options for how to make them pop!

Use Googly Eyes where the eyes go for a 3-D Pop (I personally like this set of wiggle eyes where there are googly eyes of different sizes and colors)
Print a second set of the Halloween handprint prints and allow your child to decorate the eyes and mouth. After the hand print dries, cut out the decorated eyes and mouth. Glue and lay on top of the dried handprint.
If creating an item with different colors, do this in two steps. For example, paint the palm one color and place on the printable sheet. Once dry, place the finger and apply to the printed sheet. This allows you to add multiple colors without the smudge.

When putting together this Halloween Arts & Crafts, use washable Tempera paint. Print on white cardstock for the best turn out.

DIY Halloween Stickers

As an extra bonus, printable Halloween stickers are also included. These are great to use with handprint art or on their own. The kids will love using them to decorate their artwork, and you’ll love how they add a special touch.

To print your stickers, fill your printer with 8.5 x 11 sticker paper and print as normal. Trim the stickers, peel and add to your art.

To use the stickers, simply print them out on sticker paper and cut them out. Then let the kids get creative!

How to Use Halloween Handprints Crafts

There are several ways to use these handprints. Once you do this craft with the kiddos, you may be wondering what you can do with them! Be aware that kids LOVE doing simple handprint art and sticking Halloween stickers anywhere they can! Here are a few really good ideas for how to use these handprints for Halloween crafts!

Halloween Décor

Use them as part of a Halloween decoration. Mamas can hang them up around the house or classroom for a festive touch. Pass the finished craft onto neighbors to hang in their windows. They could make spooky Halloween mantle décor too. Just frame and enjoy.

Halloween Favors

Give them out as Halloween party favors. Guests will love taking home their own little piece of handprint art. This activity would work great in a preschool setting or a birthday party for younger children.

Halloween Cards

Send these lovely crafts out as Halloween cards. They are great gifts for family and a handprint card sure to put a smile on the recipient’s face. If you know people that live across the country, you can always send the cards in the mail, for an extra activity!

Gifts for Grandparents

These make great handprint keepsake gifts for grandparents and other family members. They’ll love seeing the kids’ handprints and they’ll appreciate the thoughtfulness and imprint of tiny little hands.

Get the Halloween Handprints & Stickers Printable

Ready to get started? Grab the printable Halloween handprint art templates and stickers here. Then round up the kids and have some fun!

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10 Halloween Themed Handprint Worksheets for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Examples: Handprint Craft Guide Tutorial
Bonus: Fun Halloween Stickers

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Enjoy making fun animal art with this Fingerprint Art for Kids. Enjoy making tigers, lions, monkeys, snakes and giraffes. Pin to Pinterest.

Also check out this super adorable A to Z Alphabet Handprint Art. This printable alphabet activity is great for early learners as well as preschool-aged children who love messy play! Have fun learning all the letters A to Z with these adorable Animal Handprint Preschool Crafts for Toddlers. Pin to Pinterest.

For more handprint craft ideas, also check out hand print art for Father’s Day and Mother’s Day. They make great a great activity for kids and cute gift ideas for mom, grandma, dads and grandpas.

More Fun Halloween Activities

Looking for more Halloween digital downloads? Enjoy these Free Halloween Printables for cards, worksheets, activities and more craft ideas! Pin to Pinterest.

Ready to party? Enjoy these Halloween Party Games for a small or large crown. They bring fun and low-cost entertainment with the click of a “print” button! Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy this list of 31 Halloween Bucket List items. Celebrate the holiday during the entire month of October with these fun Halloween activities. Do these family bucket list ideas in order or in the order you want. Pin to Pinterest.

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Father’s Day Handprint Art

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September 14, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Father's Day, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Need an cute DIY Father’s Day Card? Download these printable Father’s Day handprint art & crafts for dad! These father’s day gift ideas are keepsakes that leave a lifetime impression! Choose from five different themes. Download and print today!

Looking for a unique and meaningful Father’s Day gift? Why not try making something special with your little ones’ hands? With these fun Father’s Day handprint art ideas, you can create adorable handprint art and fingerprint art that will be treasured forever.

Whether you want to make a card or picture, there are plenty of different ways to get creative with your little ones’ hands! These handprint Father’s Day ideas are perfect for kids of all ages and can be customized to dad’s favorite things.

Father’s Day Handprint Art Ideas

1. Make a handprint tree!

This is a great way to show how much your family has grown, and dad will love seeing all of the different handprints. Simply paint your child’s handprint on a piece of paper, and help them add the tree branches. You can decorate the tree with other materials, like acrylic paint, glitter, or markers.

2. Create a handprint heart!

This is a great way to show your love for dad on Father’s Day. Simply paint your child’s handprint in the shape of a heart and add some small doodles around it for extra detail. You can frame this heart or add it to a card, and you’ll be sure to make dad’s day with this thoughtful gift!

3. Recreate your child’s favorite memory with his handprints.

Whether it was the first time they met dad or their first Father’s Day together, a fun handprint art project like this is a great way to commemorate a special memory. Using paint brushes, paint your child’s handprints on a piece of paper and help them add in the details of the memory. You can even add photos or other mementos to make this project extra special.

4. Make a handprint wreath!

This is a beautiful and unique way to show dad how much he means to you. Simply paint your child’s handprints on a piece of paper, then cut them into the shape of a circle and tape them together. You can add other materials for decoration, like glitter or paint, to make this wreath truly special.

5. Handprint Baseball

This was our favorite Fathers Day handprint gift as my husband played college baseball. To make this gift, paint a young child’s hand with stamp ink and add it to to a baseball. We put are on a baseball bat ball stand.

6. Make a handprint card!

Handprint cards for dad are a great way to show how much your kids love dad on Father’s Day. Simply paint their handprints onto a piece of construction paper and add any other details to make the card extra special, like paints or markers. You can even help them decorate the inside of the card with a special message or drawing for dad!

Printable Father’s Day Handprint Crafts

To help make Father’s Day even more special, we’ve put together some printable Father’s Day handprint crafts that you can easily download and print for the kids. From a simple rocket ship footprint craft to a grilling handprint craft, there are plenty of fun ways to make dad smile on his special day!

DIY Handyman Father’s Day Card

Have a dad that an fix anything. This cute father’s day card is perfect for capturing the handprints of daddy’s little helper! This is a wonderful idea for the child that has two helping hands. You could even pair with this candy Father’s Day toolbox craft.

Handprint Fishing Card for Dad

Any dad’s love to fish? Attach a handprint to a fishing pole with this adorable “I’m hook on you dad! Happy Father’s Day!” Pair with our fun Father’s Day dessert, fishing cupcakes.

Handprint Dinosaur Father’s Day Card

Any awesome dad’s in the house? If your son or daughter loves dinosaurs, this handprint art is pretty dino-mite! You can incorporate some of these dinosaur party ideas into a fun time for dad and the kids.

Handprint Grill Card

Is dad getting a new grill, apron or grilling set for Father’s Day? If so, pair with this grill father’s day card for a daddy-o that is king of the grill. Dad’s grilling partner adds handprint flames to the grill.

Footprint Rocket Cards for Dad

This would be perfect for an engineer or someone in the space industry (cough, cough in our house.) If you have a dad who is out of this world, create this footprint father’s day card “love you to the moon and back!”

What makes Handprint (and footprint) Father’s Day cards the best? They preserve your child in time and are keepsakes that are treasured forever! Your kiddos will have so much fun choosing their father’s day themed card and painting their palm and feet to create this craft for dad.

There are many ways you can craft these adorable handprint art prints. Frame these for a cute handmade gifts, add the to a photo album, or attach to an already planned father’s day themed handprint gifts. For teachers. they make cute preschool classroom father’s day crafts for toddlers.

No matter what you choose to do for your Father’s Day handprint gift, you’re sure to make dad smile with one of these fun and special Father’s Day handprint craft projects. So get ready and start crafting today!

If you’re looking for something fun and unique, try one of these easy crafts. With 5 different designs, there are plenty to choose from or to let each child make a different design for dad. They are perfect for a preschool classroom, just use as DIY toddler Father’s Day gift ideas. You can also do this quick and easy craft at home as a DIY Father’s Day gift with the help of mom.

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Free Father’s Day Printables

The fun doesn’t end here. Not ready to purchase? We have plenty of cute, free printables for Father’s Day. Make your very own Our Dad Rocks photo frame or dad can have his very own BBQ Rub Seasoning Jar. They are adorable Father’s Day Gift ideas for little hands to craft.

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More Father’s Day Gift Ideas

Do you have young kids or are you in charge of a preschool classroom? These Father’s Day Crafts for Kids: are cute preschool gift ideas or an even be used for older kids in elementary and preteen. They are creative and unique Father’s Day kids’ craft ideas that will bring a smile to Dad’s face!

With these Father’s Day Printables, you’ll be ready to celebrate dad to the fullest! We gathered some of the most adorable and creative dad gifts in this list of Father’s Day printables. Check out these gift ideas and printable Father’s Day cards for the super hero dad, the golf lover, the grill master, and more.

Want to get crafty at home? Check out these unique DIY Father’s Day Ideas. Adorable photos, wreaths, snacks and more.

Looking for similar content handprint crafts for Mother’s Day? Try these Mother’s Day Handprint ideas too! Just like your dad craft only for mom. Offer mom a cute card filled with adorable hand and footprint art. This mother’s day gift is perfect for toddler and preschool age children. Simply paint their thumb, foot and handprint and lay it down on the card. It’s the mother’s day gift that remains frozen in time.

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Mother’s Day Handprint Art Printable

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September 14, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Family, Instagram, Kids, Mother's Day, Parenting, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Ready to celebrate mom? Offer mom a cute card filled with adorable hand and footprint art. This mother’s day gift is perfect for toddler and preschool age children. Simply paint their thumb, foot and handprint and lay it down on the card. It’s the mother’s day gift that remains frozen in time.

What do you do for the mother that has everything? I struggle with this every year. While flowers are always the go to, they are a temporary gift. If you are looking for a perfect mother’s day gift that is frozen in time, fingerprint art, footprint art and handprint art is a perfect idea. Mother’s day handprint crafts can be made at home or even in the classroom. In fact, we all can agree a baby handprint and toddler handprint are the most precious thing of all.

So let’s get started. Learn the best paint for making handprint art and then download and enjoy these adorable handprint mother’s day printable cards.

What kind of paint do you use for handprint art?

When making handprint art for mother’s day, it’s important to have the right paint. Especially if you want your product to last a long time. First you must answer the question, what medium is the handprint art going on. Once you have determined if you are using wood, paper, or canvas, you can then determine the paint source. You also want to use a non-toxic, organic paint as you are applying it to your child’s hand.

The following paints can be used on the following sources…

Paper or Cardstock: A non-toxic washable tempera paint will easily stick to paper.

Canvas: Acrylic paint labelled non-toxic is safe to use.

Wood: Milk paint is made of natural ingredients making it the safest choice.

Drywall: Choose a non-toxic interior paint commonly found at Home Depot, Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams.

It is important to wash hands (feet/fingers) immediately after the print is created.

Is there a trick to getting handprint art smudge-free?

Getting the perfect handprint can be a challenge. A few tricks to help a smaller child create a handprint without smudging. Follow these five tips when creating kids’ handprint art for mom.

Tip 1: Have the right paint. When using paper, the best paint for easy clean-up is a non-toxic washable tempera paint.

Tip 2: Use distraction. If you can get an adult or older kids to help you, distract the child while you go through the motions of painting their hand and applying it to the paper. If you do not have as second helper, use an electronic or television to quickly deter their eyes.

Tip 3: Give the handprint artwork a few test runs. Print out extra copies of the mother’s day cards and practice with your little hands.

Tip 4: Use a paintbrush to evenly paint on hand and footprints. Remove excess paint before applying the child’s hand to the printable or canvas.

Tip 5: Lay down the hand very slowly and carefully. Start with laying down the pinky and slowly rolling the hand down on the paper until you hit the thumb. Once all the fingers and palm are placed, press your finger tips above the child’s handprint to ensure no part of the child’s hand is not applied to the paper. When you are ready to lift the handprint off, do this in a reverse motion. Slowly peeling the paper back from the child’s hand.

Give yourself grace. Sometimes the most adorable children’s hand prints artwork is found is in the mistakes. Then years down the road, small smudge might remind the gift receiver of a once-upon-a-time wiggly toddler.

Mother’s Day Handprint Art

The best mother’s day gifts begin with a handprint (footprint or fingerprint.) We put together an adorable Mother’s Day Cart printable set that displays these adorable sticky hands. In our printable Mother’s Day Handprint Keepsake Art set, we use all three prints.

These crafts can be made at home and are perfect for the preschool classroom. Choose the color of your choice. Guide preschoolers and younger kids as they hand their hand down. Allow them to add their name and have fun making these adorable children’s hand print and keepsake art.

This set comes with five fun Mother’s Day Craft Ideas. Our first idea keeps the message simple. I love you Mom. The O in Mom is filled with your kids’ handprint.

This butterfly handprint card has a really cute message “you make my heart flutter!”

Is your mom the queen? Give her a crown with this flamingo handprint heart. You are a fabulous mom. You can also use this handprint flower filled with adorable fingerprint bees!

If Mother’s day footprint crafts is what you desire, look at this heart shape craft for mom.

Handprint Art Gift Tips

To preserve your handprint artwork for mom, consider laminating the project with an at home thermal laminator. Test a dry piece of art before laminating all your projects. It important to choose a low-heat setting.

You can also head to the Dollar Store and pick up low cost photo frames. If you don’t like the color of the picture frame, use a quick drying spay paint to change the color to match your mother’s day gift color palette.

If you need a quick drying tip on your printable art, apply thin coats of paint. Once the art is complete, place the papers to dry in an area with circulating air. You can also use a heater or hair dryer.

Mother’s Day Handprint Printable

Ready to print these adorable handprint crafts? These easy Mother’s Day crafts with handprints can quickly be purchased and downloaded instantly.

This Mother’s Day Hand and Foot Print Set includes flower and bees, adorable butterfly, cute flamingo, Mom message and heart message. In the set we include a brief PDF printable how to so you know where to place handprints, fingerprints and footprints.

Mother’s Day Handprint Art Printable Set

Free Mother’s Day Printables

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More DIY Mother’s Day Gift Ideas

Take a look at these DIY Mother’s Day Ideas. Adorable mother’s day crafts and adorable gift ideas that you can create in the classroom or at home. Pin to Pinterest.

These Mother’s Day Crafts for Kids are really precious too. Between the bunch, you should be all set with showering a very special mommy These ideas include a beautiful bouquet handprint flower pot (made from footprints!) Pin to Pinterest.

Freeze memories in time with these Memorable Crafts for Loved Ones. Preserve memories with those young and old. Alive and passed on. Pin to Pinterest.

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Printable Christmas Gift Exchange Game

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September 12, 2022 by administrator Filed Under: Christmas, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Put a spin on traditional gift-giving with this printable Christmas Gift Exchange Game! It’s more fun than simply wrapping up a gift and sticking someone’s name on it. With this game, you won’t know whose gift (or what’s inside it) that you could possibly end up with!

Christmas Gift Exchange Game

This game is fun for giving gifts where the group of people are similar in age. Like with a sports team, boy/girl scouts, or during a classroom party. That way, everyone will be gifting items that all participants can enjoy.

Fun Christmas Gift Fact

Speaking of gift-giving, do you know why we give our family members and friends gifts at Christmas in the first place? According to Why Christmas?, gift-giving has become a holiday tradition because the Wise men brought gifts to Jesus at birth. He received gold, frankincense, and myrrh when He was born.

Though we give and receive very different presents today, it’s all because we want to remember that Jesus is the reason for the season…and that he was given gifts too.

Getting Ready for Christmas Gift Giving

To get started with this Christmas gift exchange game, everyone should agree on a date for the event. Make it a total evening of fun and laughs with finger foods and desserts, or go all out with a potluck dinner. Gifts are best given after a full belly!

You will also need a spending limit on the gifts you plan to exchange. You wouldn’t want to bring a $10 gift and go home with an item valued at $50! Setting a budget makes the game fair for everyone. Most people will probably be okay with a $25 budget.

Items you could give for this Christmas gift exchange include:

Comfy items (Blanket, slippers, cozy socks)
A basket full of treats
Gift cards to specific stores or restaurants
Cute coffee mug that would be meaningful to anyone playing

Playing the Christmas Gift Exchange Game

When it’s time to exchange your gifts, the real fun begins! Incorporate a fun holiday party game. Print the cards on cardstock paper so they will withstand the entire game – and for future years of use, if everyone enjoys playing.

Put the cards in a stack on a table and let everyone gather around with their gift in their hands. Take turns drawing cards and following the directions.

Example directions on the printable cards for this game include:

Swap gifts with the person to your left
Swap gifts with the tallest person in the room
Swap gifts with the oldest person playing
Swap gifts with the person whose birthday is next
Swap gifts with someone wearing a sweater

The more cards you turn over and follow, the more the gifts will get scrambled up around the room. Once everyone has drawn a card (or 2 cards, 3 cards….however long you want the gift exchange game to last), it’s time to OPEN the gifts!

This game is so fun, it’s easy for it to become one of your yearly Christmas traditions!

Christmas Gift Exchange Game Printable

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We include a gift exchange dice game in our 19 Christmas Party Games List. This set of Christmas games also comes with Name that Christmas Tune and Christmas Charades Cards.

Turn uncommon and even common games into something unique. Every holiday on the calendar can have it’s own themed game. Learn how to transform party activities into holiday party games. Pin to Pinterest.

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Also, we have even more free Christmas printables for you to check out!

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