About the projects
This collection of Mother’s Day craft ideas includes creative
cards, custom gift wrap, and printable accents to make your gift extra
special. Whether you’re crafting on your own or with kids, there’s
something here for every age and experience level.
Crafts marked with
Friday Fun are especially
well-suited for classroom or group activities.
The projects range in difficulty from VERY EASY to
AVERAGE.
Scroll down to explore the full lineup, and don’t miss the
downloadable digital paper, stickers, and tags made just for Mother’s
Day! Or jump to the category index for a listing of all crafts.
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Everyone enjoys receiving a card with a pop-up inside. It's easier
than you might think to add a pop-up to one of your handmade greeting
cards. To get you started, five cards with step pop-ups
are included in this project, including one for
Mother's Day.
EASY to AVERAGE
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Show Mom some love with handmade gift bags in
three printable sizes and designs. Fill them with cookies, jewelry,
or any sweet surprise, and decorate with matching tags and stickers
to make her smile.
EASY
Give kids a heartfelt way to celebrate Mom with a handmade pocket
card they can fill with their own artwork, notes, or keepsakes. It’s
a card she’ll treasure, made from paper and love.
VERY EASY
Mom will love
these delightful cards featuring simple paper cutouts that spell out
'M-O-M'. Get creative by adding your own drawings, rubber stamps,
additional cutouts, or clip-art. This DIY card is
perfect for kids of all ages.
VERY EASY
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Surprise Mom with a one-of-a-kind Mother’s Day pop-up card!
Whether you choose a delicate butterfly or a heartfelt heart, our
step-by-step instructions and printable patterns make crafting a
breeze. From little ones to seasoned crafters, everyone can create a
unique card that Mom will cherish.
EASY
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Create something heartfelt and
personal with the free printable “Mom” box pattern. It’s just the
right size for a thoughtful gift and sweet surprises. Because it
folds flat, she can easily keep it as a lasting reminder of your
love.
EASY
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Everything is better with
pockets! This card tutorial will teach you how to make greeting
cards with pockets—fill them with little paper presents for a truly
special someone. Mom will love a pocket card whether made by her
older kids or filled with small notes and pictures made by her youngest.
AVERAGE
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Make a pop-up greeting card for a
variety of occasions. Make a pop-up card for Mother's Day with
rubber stamped elements and/or with
messages and banners from
printable sheets. Once
you learn this technique, it's a simple matter to create pop-up cards of
your own design.
AVERAGE
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Surprise Mom with a
handmade card featuring a dimensional heart design. This tutorial
teaches a paper folding technique that’s both eye-catching and
beginner-friendly. Reuse scraps of pretty paper to add a personal
touch.
AVERAGE
Hate
eating your veggies? Good news. In this fun gift wrap paper project,
you’ll use vegetables to make patterned gift wrap! This
Mother’s Day craft for kids can be done with very young children,
but older kids will love it too. You’ll be amazed at the classic
potato print (let alone the results of less traditional fruits and
veggies)!
VERY EASY
Make colorful
tissue paper with this super easy technique. Simply pleat a piece of
tissue paper and paint the folded edges. Mom will love this colorful
paper. The painted tissue
paper may be used to wrap packages, to cover box lids, line
envelopes, and in greeting cards, suncatchers, collages, and much
more.
EASY
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Use this printable
with colorful, dotted medallions as stickers and tags to make
Pocket Cards for Mother's Day, in your Mother's
Day gift wrapping or to decorate for Mother's Day. You could even
make a mini-banner for Mother's Day by printing on cardstock and
stringing the "Happy Mother's Day" medallions on yarn or string.
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