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Materials needed for St Patrick’s Day handprint art
How to make handprint art
This set of handprint art printables includes rainbows, pots of gold, shamrocks, a leprechaun and more!
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Your free printables (download is lower in the post - look for the row of purple arrows) Cardstock or paper to print on Non-toxic paint and a paint brush. We use this paint for our crafts. Masking tape, optional. Art smock, apron, or an old shirt to protect your child’s clothing (optional but highly recommended)
TIP: If you don’t have nontoxic black paint mix colors to make your own!
Here’s how to use your printable art templates:
- Download your printable craft pages. Look for the row of purple arrows pointing the way.
- Print the page you want on heavy duty paper or card stock.
- Practice with a dry (not painted) hand to see where your child wants to place their hand on the page. Reference the images in this post for inspiration.
- Make sure your child is wearing old clothes or a protective apron/smock.
- Paint your child’s hand with nontoxic paint and have them carefully, firmly, press their hand (or foot) straight down on the page, then lift their hand straight up. One page has space to make a rainbow of different colored handprints. Another page can use thumbprints as gold on top of a handprint pot.
- Once the paint is dry, you can use pens or markers to add embellishments
- Clean up. =)
St Patrick’s Day handprint printables
These printables are licensed for single classroom and personal use. You are not licensed to redistribute the files or printouts to other adults for use with their children/students. Please refer friends and colleagues to this page to get their own copies. I hope you enjoy using these cute St Patrick’s Day handprint craft templates! Make sure you grab these additional St Pat’s printables while you’re here:
