Rocket Mothers Day Craft

Say love to the Moon and back with our adorable Rocket Mother’s Day Craft, and it’s a photo craft (or a drawing craft).

This cute craft for kids would make a great gift for this upcoming Mother’s Day (or Father’s Day).

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This cute project would look great displayed on the fridge! It’s a 3D paper craft so it looks great from all different angles.

Use a photo of your child or have them draw a small portrait of themselves and let them fly into space to make this Mother’s Day craft truly memorable.

How to Make a Mother’s Day Craft Using a Rocket

What you need:

Step by step instructions

Print sample manually.

If you print the template in black and white, have your child color the background (can also be printed on blue paper!), the parts of the spaceship, and the moon.

Cut out a spaceship, a moon, a rectangular strip of paper, and optionally cut out a rectangle with the words Mom, I love you to the moon and back!.

Children can also write their own text in the box at the back.

The rocket will need to be cut a little more, cutting along the line of the exhaust flame.

Also cut out the inside of the large circle (window) on the rocket. Gently pinch in the middle and make the first cut, then starting from there, work your way around.

Fold along the dotted lines.

Fold the blank fabric part inward (as shown).

And the fins on the outside (as shown).

Also, fold the exhaust flame back (accordion).

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