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Everyone knows the best gifts are handmade with love. That's exactly why you should surprise Mom this year with one of these heartfelt Mother's Day crafts for kindergarteners. We've rounded up 20 easy DIY art projects for Mom that are just as a fun to make as they are to give. From handprint masterpieces that capture those tiny fingers' growth to colorful creations that Mom can use, wear, or proudly display around the home, these crafts are all about celebrating the bond between moms and their little artists. Just imagine the joy she'll feel when she unwraps a handmade treasure that speaks volumes of love and effort!
Ahead, you'll find creative DIY Mother's Day cards to fill with sweet messages of love and gratitude, personalized jewelry gifts, sweet treats, and much more. There are even a few gifts to help give Mom her most relaxing Mother's Day yet, like candles, bath salts, and bath bombs. So go ahead, choose one of these crafts and let your littles get to work. Because nothing says, "I love you, Mom," quite like a splash of color, a sprinkle of glitter, and a whole lot of heart! ❤️
Finger Print Flower Pot
They'll make Mom's day with a sweet fingerprint flower pot that can be made with supplies you probably have on hand. Add a pretty plant to complete this gift!
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.
Button Flower Pins
Sift through your sewing supplies for colorful spare buttons to make Mom a flower that will last a lifetime. The only other things you'll need to complete this project are some felt, a pin, and a glue gun.
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama.
Printable Mother's Day Selfie Card
Say it with a selfie! These printable Mother's Day cards come with a cheeky message and a space for your little one to add a photo of themselves that Mom is sure to love.
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama.
Handprint Flower Bouquet
Mama (or Grandma) will cherish this bouquet of "flowers" even more than the real deal! Have your little ones stamp their hands on a piece of paper in their favorite colors and then paint the stems and bow.
Get the tutorial at Meaningful Mama.
Photo Holder for Mom
Your kiddo can help paint and piece together this colorful wooden photo holder that spells out Mom. Attach some family photos or cards to the bottom for an extra sweet gift.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.
'I Love You to Pieces' Frame
They'll show Mom just how much they love her with this wooden puzzle-themed frame complete with colorful puzzle pieces. Then use letter beads to spell out the words: "I love you to pieces."
Get the tutorial at One Little Project.
'Plant the Seed of Love' Card
This one is for all the green thumb moms out there! Help your child create this sunflower Mother's Day card and then add in some flower seeds to keep the love growing.
Get the tutorial at The Resourceful Mama.
Mother's Day Flower Activity Printable
This project is equal parts easy and sentimental. Simply print out the flower and then have your child color in the petals and come up with heartfelt answers for the prompts.
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama.
Lavender Bath Bombs
They'll give Mom the gift of relaxation with these homemade bath bombs featuring a soothing lavender scent. They're easy and fun to make using mostly household items and a few drops of lavender essential oil.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.
Homemade Mother's Day Mugs
This cute custom mug is sure to become Mom's new go-to for her morning coffee or tea. Your little one can use glass or ceramic paint markers to draw their design right onto a blank white mug.
Get the tutorial at Meaningful Mama.
Marbed Shaving Cream Hearts
The kids will love experimenting with shaving cream and paint to create these pretty marbled hearts. They can gift it to Mom as is, or turn it into a Mother's Day card with a message on the back.
Get the tutorial at One Little Project.
Photo Frames
Cover dollar store wooden frames with patterned craft paper and faux flowers to create this cute craft. Then add a photo of your child with a sweet message sharing one of their favorite things about Mom.
Get the tutorial at Meaningful Mama.
Bottle Cap Keychain
Turn a simple bottle cap into a gift that's equal parts useful and sentimental! Mom will think of her little one and smile every time she uses this keychain.
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama.
Handprint Heart Card
Here's another handprint craft that's sure to tug on Mom's heartstrings. Add as many hearts as you want in the middle and fill them with messages of love and gratitude.
Get the tutorial at The Best Ideas for Kids.
Chocolate Flower Bouquet
If the way to Mom's heart is with chocolate, then this sweet bouquet must be the fast track! Have your kids craft colorful flowers out of cardstock and then glue on bite-size versions of her favorite sweets.
Get the tutorial at Meaningful Mama.
Mother's Day Coloring Cards
These printable Mother's Day coloring cards let little ones put their own special touch on a keepsake card. There are unlimited ways to customize them, too: Use crayons, glitter, stickers, paints, or other art supplies.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.
Mother's Day Flower Pot Card
Their tiny handprint is the heart of this cute flower card. Mom will love lifting up the flower pot to find a hidden message inside.
Get the tutorial at The Best Ideas for Kids.
Thumbprint Heart Necklaces
Crafted with polymer clay and Mom's favorite fingerprint, this heart-shaped necklace is sure to become her new go-to piece. Use any color string or chain to complete the craft.
Get the tutorial at That's What Che Said.
Washi Tape Candles
Upgrade Mom's self care routine with this cute candle project. Wrap any plain candles in colorful, patterned washi tape, then glue them to a box lid with a cute gift tag for the sweetest little display.
Get the tutorial at The Crafting Nook.
Homemade Bath Salts
Did you know you can make your own homemade bath salts using nothing but salt, essential oils, and soap colorant? Mom will be so excited to add these to her next bubble bath!
Get the tutorial at Kid Friendly Things to Do.
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