It’s time to get ticklish again 
Blurp, blurp.. FISH here we come 
Footprint Fish
Paint your feet red or any colour of your choice and stamp onto a drawing block
Paint your pointer white and stamp as the eyes. Paint some fins and the fish is done 
Babies are always so cute. Let’s do a baby chicken – a footprint chick today
Footprint Chick
Paint your foot yellow
Stamp your painted footprint onto a drawing block
Paint 3 fingers and stamp onto the footprint as the wing
Add details and an extra HUGE googly eyes for the maximum cuteness effect You might want to paint the chick's feet orange instead of black. I regretted painting it black 
Painting is just so much fun! We are very happy today so let’s make a happy footprint penguin
Footprint Penguin
Paint your foot white, then outline with black
It should be something like this
Stamp your painted foot onto a piece of paper
Paint your thumb black and stamp on both sides of the penguin
Use a hole punch to punch out small circles out of black craft foam.
Dab some glue on it.
Paste as the eyes. Cut a triangle out of felt and paste as the beak.
Happy feet is done
Today, we are going to make a lobster out of our hand and footprint
Hand and Footprint Lobster
Paint your foot red
Print your painted foot on a piece of paper
Paint your palm red
Print both of your palms as shown in the picture
Use a brush to draw a line to connect the palm to the feet
Paint your fingertip black and stamp as the eyes
Your hand and footprint lobster is done
Father’s Day is just around the corner. Let’s make a card for dear ol’ Dad
Father’s Day Card
Draw a heart on a craft foam and cut
Click here to learn how to get symmetrical heart shape
The kids with their ‘hearts’
Draw the outline of your palm
The kids decorating and personalising their cards
Their masterpiece
I’ve always love dove. Let’s make a very simple hand and footprint dove today
Hand and Footprint Dove
Draw the outline of your palm on a piece of white paper
Draw the outline of your foot on a piece of white paper
Cut them out
Dot some glue on the hand cut out
Paste the hand cut out onto the foot cut out
You’ll get a flying dove
Use marker to draw a dot as the eye. Dab some glue on the dove
Paste the dove onto a piece of black sugar paper
Oh yeah, cut a beak out of a brown felt and paste. I framed up my dove and it turned out beautiful
People told me ladybug is for good luck and I’ve been believing in that ever since. I can never have enough of ladybugs in my art or crafts. Thanx to Handprint and Footprint Arts, let’s do a footprint ladybug today
Footprint Ladybug
Paint your heel black
Paint the remaining 3/4 of your foot red
Nice
Stamp your painted foot onto a piece of paper
Paint your fingertip black. Dot the bug.
Paint your fingertip white and dot two eyes.
Use a thin paint brush and paint the eyes and legs and you are done
Roar!!!!!!!!! This lion won’t scare anyone away.. Let’s do a footprint lion today
Footprint Lion. Cute?
Paint your foot brown.
Stamp it onto a piece of paper.
Paint your fingers and print it as the lion's mane
It should be something like this..
Paint a finger and print it as the tail.
Your lion is all done
Blurp Blurp… Let’s print out some fish today
Handprint Fish
Paint your palm and print on a blue piece of paper.
Paint the other palm and print. You'll have two lovey-dovey fish
Paint your fingers and print as the sea weeds.
Using a brush, draw the eye and mouth and some bubbles. You are done
Dating fish
It’s been sometime since we last did a footprint art. Today, inspired by Handprint and Footprint Arts, let’s do a footprint bee
Footprint Bee
Paint your foot yellow. Unlike when he was younger, my boy finds it rather ticklish these days
Stamp your painted foot onto a piece of paper.
Help your little one paint three black lines across the footprint.
Paint your finger tip white.
Print your fingertip on the bee as the eyes.
The almost completed footprint bee.
Help the little one paint the eye balls, wings and all and the bee is done
Let’s do a handprint giraffe today.
Handprint Giraffe
Paint your palm yellow and print on a piece of paper.
Dot all over with brown paint.
Use a brush and paint the tail.
Use the brush to paint the mane. Use marker to draw the eye and mouth and your giraffe is done
There’s nothing a mother loves more than a handmade handprint flower bouquet from the little one. This Mother’s Day, let’s get the little tots to do something for us
Mother's Day Handprint Flower Bouquet
Draw your handprint on various colour papers.
Cut them out.
Paste them onto a piece of paper; the handprint being the petals.
Arrange and paste them until they form a flower.
Cut a piece of felt as the stalk and some heart shape as the leaves. Paste them.
Done! A bouquet of handprint flowers for Mommy! Boy, he doesn't look too happy
It’s a wonder what our handprint can do. Today, we’ll transform our handprint into a hen
Handprint Hen
Paint your palm white and print onto coloured paper.
Using felt and foam, decorate the hen.
You are done
Easter is around the corner. Let’s make a simple but cute Easter greeting card
Easter Greeting Card
Trace the outline of your palm and cut. You'll need both sides of your palms cut out.
Cut out an oval from a yellow construction paper.
Paste the palm cut out on each side as the wings.
Cut a triangle from a brown felt as the beak. Two circles from beach felt as the eyes. Cut two legs from brown foam and two small circles from black foam. Glue. You may also opt to use construction paper instead of felt and foam but I prefer felt and foam for a better finish
Handprint Flower
Mix red and white together to get pink. You may also use any other colour as you wish
Paint your palm and print it onto a piece of paper.
Repeat and print all around till you get a complete flower.
Paint your fingers green and print it on the bottom of the paper as the grass.
Paint your fingers a lighter shade of green and print it on the bottom of the paper again.
Draw a line down from the flower to the grass. Use the brush to dot the middle of the flower and you are done.
The beautiful handprint flower
Incy Wincy Spider climb up the water spout.. Let’s paint a spider today
Handprint Spider
You'll need black water colour for the spider. You may also use dark brown or any other colour your child wishes his/her spider to be
Paint your palm and four fingers black.
Stamp the painted palm onto a piece of paper.
You'll get one half of the spider.
Paint the other side of your palm and the four fingers.
Stamp it next to the first half.
You'll get a complete spider now.
Grip your fist and paint it black.
Stamp it on the body of the spider.
Paint your fingertips yellow and dot it around the head as spider has many eyes all over.
Paint your fingertip red and dot it on the yellow dots and your spider is done
Strawberries are delicious. I just can’t have enough of it.
Handprint Strawberry.
First, paint your palm red.
Print it onto a piece of paper.
Paint your fingers green.
Print the fingers as the leaves.
Paint the tip of your finger yellow and dot all around the strawberry.
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This Christmas, after all the attention spent on your Christmas tree, don’t forget your walls. They could use some cheering up too. Let’s make this cheerful ‘Rudolph’.
Hand and foot print reindeer.
Trace your footprint on a piece of felt.
Trace your handprints onto another felt of different colour.
Paste and decorate the reindeer.
Hand and foot print reindeer.
Click here to see how to make the double bow ribbon used on the reindeer.
Have any nice Christmas craft to share? Share it with us by submitting your craft work here and we’ll link it back to you.
Choo choo.. Let’s make a train today.
Arm train.
First, stretch your arm and draw the outline.
Dip the toothbrush bristles into colour of your choice.
Scrape the bristles against the comb.
Repeat using other colours.
Paste the 'arm' onto a piece of paper, forming a train.
Draw windows, tracks and smoke. Your train is ready.
Any idea on what else can we create from our arm? Let’s share here.
Footprint rooster.
Paint the foot yellow and the toes red.
Stamp it onto a piece of paper. Use your thumbprint as the rooster's wattle. Add eye and beak. Your rooster is done.
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