Handprint and Footprint Angel Craft

Christmas is also a time for Angels, whether you are religious or not, this Angel handprint and footprint craft is fun.

Handprint and footprint crafts for Christmas make great gifts for grandparents and other family members (and friends too 😉)

Hand and Footprint Angels

Raw materials

Green construction paper
White, gold and grey glitter paint
A paintbrush
Get your hands and feet ready!

Instruct

With white paint… use a brush to paint the bottom of your baby’s feet and press them down gently on the paper. This will form the body of your angel.

Paint one hand at a time, this is easier if you do it one hand at a time, and press down on each side of the footprint. Make sure the toes are facing down. Each hand will form your angel wings.

Let dry completely.

Use gold paint to create the halo and hair (hair is optional) and black paint for the face. Refer to our images or use your imagination to create your own face!

Makes a great gift – put this in an 8×10 frame and wrap it up!

More fun and easy holiday crafts for kids

Another fun Christmas footprint project you can make is this adorable reindeer salt dough ornament. Also, check out this simple Santa salt dough keepsake or this thumbprint ornament – they all make great gifts.

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