DIY Leaf Handprint Hand towels

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These cute DIY Leaf Handprint Hand towels  are a cute way to dress up your kitchen for the fall season. Handprint crafts are such a fun and eeasy way to decorate and keep the memories of when the kids are little!

Leaf Handprint Hand towels

I love making crafts that I can save to remember when my kids were little. As my kids get older the memories of when they were small are even more important to me. I love making handprint crafts that I can add to the kids memory boxes and be able to share with them later.

Handprint crafts also make a great gift for loved ones. They are a special but simple gift that my kids love making and the grandparents always love them.All you need is a few items for a craft store and basic tea towels and you have this great way to save how small your child’s handprint was at this time.

Easy Handprint Crafts

• Pumpkin Handprint towel
• Ghost Handprint towel
• Turkey Handprint towel
• Ghost handprint towel
• Reindeer Handprint towel
• Handprint Sun catcher
• Santa Handprint Ornament
• Snowman Handprint Ornament
• Acorn Handprint Towel

Tips for this Craft

I recommend having a container of baby wipes at the table you were working out so you’re able to wipe off the paint from their little hands before they can get it all over your walls on the way to the bathroom to wash their hands.

Now I started out painting my kid’s hands with the yellow paint then I moved to the orange paint and finished off with the red paint. I didn’t bother washing their hands in between the colors because it gave some great texture to the flat colors. Try to use a towel that doesn’t have a texture to it so the paint sticks on well.

DIY Leaf Handprint Hand towels Supplies

• Two white or cream teatowels
• Red, yellow, orange and dark brown fabric paint – This here is a great NonToxic Fabric paint 
• Paper plate
• Foam paint brush – You can grab a 25 pack for around $9 here
• Thin tip paint brush

How to Make DIY Leaf Handprint Hand towels

Pour a quarter size blob of each paint onto your paper plate.

With your foam brush  paint your child’s hand with either the red, yellow or orange paint. Press their hand onto the tea towel.

Choose different colors to paint their hand and press it into the towel at different angles. Repeat this until both towels are covered in multi-colored hand prints.

Take the thin paint brush and outline all the hand prints with the brown paint.

To make the leaves veins you will paint a thin line down the palm of the hand print. Off of that line, you will need to make smaller lines going off the side on an angle.

Allow the paint to completely dry before use.

Follow the directions on your fabric paint when washing your towels.

Fall Crafts for Kids

• Handprint Witch Canvas
• Kids footprint Ghost
• Fraken FootPrints Canvas
• Handprint and footprint Monsters Canvas
• Halloween Slime
• Easy DIY Halloween Wreath
• Popsicle Stick Halloween Puzzle
• Potato Jack O Lantern Stamps

DIY Leaf Handprint Hand towels

These cute DIY Leaf Handprint Hand towels  are a cute way to dress up your kitchen for the fall season. They also make a great gift for loved ones. It was a special but simple gift that my kids were able to give their Nana that shows they were thinking of her.

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Instructions

• Pour a quarter size blob of each paint onto your paper plate.
• With your foam brush  paint your child's hand with either the red, yellow or orange paint. Press their hand onto the tea towel. Choose different colors to paint their hand and press it into the towel at different angles. Repeat this until both towels are covered in multi-colored hand prints.
• Take the thin paint brush and outline all the hand prints with the brown paint. To make the leaves veins you will paint a thin line down the palm of the hand print. Off of that line, you will need to make smaller lines going off the side on an angle.
• Allow the paint to completely dry before use.
• Follow the directions on your fabric paint when washing your towels.

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