Here are handprint crafts to celebrate it all:
And it's really this boat or nothing, as I'm guessing none of you really want to make handprint crafts depicting genocide or the slave trade.
The end of the month brings a much more cheerful holiday - that's right, October 31 is Halloween!
First of all, how great is this handprint Jack O'Lantern:
And here's another cute pumpkin handprint from Little Giraffes, who have a whole Calendar of Handprints:
Ramblings of a Crazy Woman has these not-too-wicked handprint black spiders:
One of my favorite craft sites is Handprint and Footprint Art, and she has directions for a ton of great Halloween crafts from witches to Frankenstein to ghosts and candy corn.
I'm also a big fan of the handprint spider tie dye Halloween shirt.
If you're looking for fall crafts celebrating autumn leaves and foliage, apples and apple trees, they're all in the post for September crafts. You can also see all the handprint crafts for the entire year here.
This post completes twelve months of handprint crafts, next month brings us full-circle back to where we started with the handprint-iest of all the crafts - the handprint turkey.
5 comments:
These are some of the cutest handprint crafts I've ever seen!
Thanks for the cute handprint ideas!
I am always so amazed at what people do with pumpkin carvings- there are so many neat ones on there!
These are great! Love the Columbus Day one because I've never really seen good projects for CD
yes CD does have some sad roots i think if you looked at the roots of Halloween you wouldn't call it "cheerfull" either. Us americans love to make each holiday cute and sweet to detract from their true meaning. Our kids hands are cute and sweet so thanks for the ideas!:)
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