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Fingerprint Daffodil Easter Card, by Mama Laura

Looking for an Easter craft activity to do with the kids? Check this out lovely Daffodil card from Mama Laura.

Made by Laura and her six year old daughter.

Happy crafting!

finished card

You will need:

1 x A4 Sheet of cream card

1 x A4 sheet of yellow card

Double sided tape

Red paint

Green paint

Yellow paint

Pencil

Orange Pen

Black Pen

Paint brush

Something for mixing paint on

what you need

Instructions

1

Cut the sheet of cream card in half length ways to size 29.7cm x 10.5cm.

2

Cut a piece of yellow card 10cm x 14.3cm

3

Cut one of the strips of cream card to 9.5cm x 13.85cm

4

Fold the long strip of cream card in half to make the card base

5

Put the double sided tape on the back of the yellow card

6

Attach the yellow card on to the card base

7

Using a finger dipped in paint make 5 flower petals on the small piece of cream card

8

Colour in the centre between the petals too

9

Add a second flower using the same process, leave to dry

10

Using the orange pen draw a flower shape at the side of the flowers

11

Draw lines from each side of the flower shape to the centre of the painted flower and then draw around each of the petals, joining them in the middle

12

Mix some red and yellow paint together

13

Dip a finger in the paint

14

Fill the small flower shapes with orange paint

15

Get some green paint on the paintbrush

16

Paint stems under the flowers

17

Attach the card once dry on to the base cards and then write an Easter Greeting in black pen at the top (You can write this in pencil first for your child to write over)

finished card

We hope you enjoy getting creative.

Thanks to Mama Laura for the design, you can visit her shop, full of handmade cards here

Happy Easter!

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