Mother’s Day crafts are such a joy, but some moms can be a bit skeptical about the one-day celebration. We all know moms are superheroes every day of the year! However, there’s something special about the little gifts kids make themselves. Even the most cynical mom can’t resist that!
The challenge is finding the right craft that’s easy, age-appropriate, and brings a smile to mom’s face. So, we’ve got you covered with 15 adorable Mother’s Day crafts for kids. Let’s make this day extra special for all the wonderful moms out there!
15 Adorable Mother’s Day Crafts for Kids: What to Give for Mother’s Day
1. Mother’s Day Handprint Card
When you say handmade, this is what we’re talking about – a handprint card! Non Toy Gifts has a pretty handprint card craft, that kids can color in based on how their Mom looks – the hair color, eyes and her favorite flowers. Let’s see how well the kids know their Moms!
2. Thumbprint Butterfly Mug
If you’re a Mom who can’t do without her morning coffee, then you know that a nice big coffee cup is pretty important too! This project from The Best Ideas for Kids gets kids to put their cute little thumb prints on a plain white mug so Mom can smile even before the caffeine gets into her!
3. Pom Pom Flower Craft
If you’d like a Mother’s Day craft that also serves as a fine motor exercise, then this one from The Best Ideas for Kids is perfect! Spread out the glue and let the kids stick the pom poms one by one close to each other. Want to make it more fun/challenging? Ask them to use a pair of child-safe tweezers to lift and stick each pom pom.
4. Mother and Baby Bird Fingerprint Craft
Here’s a great project for Mom and baby to do together! Artsy Craftsy Mom gives us a craft where Mom uses her fingers for the Mamma bird and baby’s fingers for the little bird. Use real twigs and you have a craft that serves as an adorable keepsake for the years!
5. Ha-Pea Mother’s Day Craft
We love ‘punny’ cards, don’t you? Crafty Morning has one such card with a Mamma pea and Baby pea in – where else – a pod! This is super easy to put together and is an excellent last-minute idea for Mother’s Day. Help younger kids by cutting out the shapes for them, or using pre-cut shapes.
6. Mother’s Day Paper Plate Craft
The Joy of Sharing has an awesome paper plate craft that’s not like any other you’ve seen! The 3 D effect is impressive and the child puppet idea is just genius! The kids will be delighted to see how the child goes running to his Mom for a nice big hug!
7. Mother Duck and Ducklings Card
On the eve of Mother’s Day and out of ideas? Then check out Design for Soul for a card project that needs just card stock and pom poms! The Mamma duck and ducklings are cute, but they also have flamingo and penguin Mamma baby pairs – check them out!
8. Handprint Flower Bouquet Craft
Getting fresh flowers these days isn’t that easy, and florists can costs a bomb. However, Easy Peasy and Fun ensures that you still get your Mother’s Day bouquet with this fun handprint craft! Your child’s hand print becomes the hand that holds the flowers, giving this craft that realistic touch.
9. Tea Cup Card
Do you always complain about having to drink cold tea? Well, at least this tea cup card from In the Playroom will reach you while it’s still hot! An egg carton cup and pipe cleaner turn into a really cute cup, while the tea bag tells you what beverage it’s for. I seriously can’t get over how cute this is!
10. DIY Pom Pom Letters
Here’s a Mother’s Day craft from Marla Meredith that doubles up as decor. If you can get wooden letters, they’ll be much more durable, but even if you can’t, cardboard will do. Use multicolored pom poms for a result that’ll catch the eye of anyone who enters the room!
11. DIY Heart Notebook
A mother always carries her child in her heart and now kids can do the same for their Moms! Easy Peasy and Fun shows us how to make a pretty heart notebook, which you can fill in with pretty much anything – poems, quotes, doodles, stickers or a combination of everything!
12. Thumbprint Heart Magnets
This is a Mother’s Day craft that any Mom will treasure forever. Each kid makes a salt dough thumbprint magnet with their thumbprints in a heart shape. Paint and make a note of the child’s name and year. You’ll love looking back at these years later, when those thumbs are much bigger! Get the instructions at Wail till your Father gets Home.
13. Mother’s Day Tile Coasters
If your toddler worked on the thumbprint butterfly mug, let your older one make these coasters from One Sharp Bunch! The project requires a bit of effort, but it’s completely worth it! It can also be a joint collaboration as one child makes the drawing and the other one turns it into a coaster.
14. Handprint Key Chain
This craft from Grey House Harbour ensures that you get that little warm fuzz every time you pick up your keys. While the instructions are for two little handprints, you can easily modify it for three – or more! This is also a cute gift for Grandma – put in all the grandkids’ handprints and wait for the big smile on her face!
15. Free Printable Mother’s Day Book
If the heart shaped notebook above is a little complicated for your kids, this free printable craft from Hello Wonderful should be just right. Since it’s a printable, most of the hard part is done, so all you need to do is fold and make into a book. Add stickers, colors and whatever you like to make it your own!
With so many Mother’s Day crafts ideas, you can choose the one that’s perfect for your little one to do. Choose according to available supplies, time and effort required, and of course the age of the child! And be sure to keep them safe – you’ll be glad you did so when the kids are all grown up!
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