New Year’s Handprint Art
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If you’re looking for a simple and sweet New Year’s Eve craft to do with your kids, you’ll want to try making this New Year’s Handprint Art!
This craft is easy to do, makes an adorable keepsake, and is a great way to keep your kids busy during the long wait for midnight and the ball drop.
If you’re looking for more “New Year’s Eve” themed crafts, snacks, activities, and a corresponding simple Bible lesson to do with your kids, check out this week’s Weekly Fun Plan: Joy in the New Year!
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Supplies:
Steps:
- To start, select a color of construction paper you would like to use for your handprint and trace your child’s hand. Once traced, cut out the handprint.
- Next, on either a piece of black or white paper glue down your handprint leaving just enough space to write a big “2” to the left of the handprint.
- Take some crayons and decorate your background paper all over. (Examples: fireworks, stars, confetti, etc.)
- Once you’ve finished decorating with crayons, take your liquid glue and write a “2” to the left of your handprint, and a “24” to the right of it. (Or whatever year it may be changing to when you make this craft)
- While the glue is still wet, sprinkle with glitter completely covering the glue numbers. Shake off the excess glitter and set aside to dry.
- Once dry, you’re done and can hang up your artwork to celebrate the new year!
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