Twelve Days of Christmas Handprints and Footprints

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This year for the holidays, I’ll be making 12 Handprint and Footprint crafts that follow the 12 Days of Christmas theme. This first post has our first three creations. You can find the rest of the Twelve Days of Christmas Handprints and Footprints by following the links at the end of the post.

The First Day of Christmas – Partridge in a Pear Tree



Use a foot print in brown for the tree trunk. Use green handprints for the branches.

The Second Day of Christmas – Two Turtle Doves



Use footprints in a V shape for the birds using gray or brown. Keep the heels near the edge of the paper.




The Third Day of Christmas – Three French Hens



Use three handprints in a light brown or orange. Make sure the thumbs are facing the same direction. My example is one hand from each of my children, but you could repeat with the same hand.


Links to the other Twelve Days of Christmas Handprints and Footprints

Days 1-3
Four Calling Birds
Five Golden Rings
Six Geese A Laying
Seven Swans a Swimming
Eight Maids a Milking
Nine Ladies Dancing
Ten Lords a Leaping
Eleven Pipers Piping
Twelve Drummers Drumming

Twelve Days of Christmas Handprints

This post was part of the 12 Days of Christmas blog round up. Be sure to visit the landing page for more great posts and ideas.



What fun Holiday handprint ideas have you come up with?

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26 thoughts on “Twelve Days of Christmas Handprints and Footprints”

  6. These are so cute! We do not do nearly enough foot/handprint crafts. I love this 12 days of Christmas idea too, especially since there is a song to go with it and I'm a sucker for music. Love this.

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