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Ice Cream Handprint Summer Craft for Kids

We have been having an Ice Cream inspired week and now we are putting the cherry on top- of our Ice Cream Handprint Craft that is.

Ice Cream Handprint Craft for Kids: An adorably sweet craft to make with the kids. (summer, spring, paint, kids craft)

Ice Cream Handprint Craft for Kids: An adorably sweet craft to make with the kids. (summer, spring, paint, kids craft)

I can’t think of a better place to share a handprint craft then on the Fun Handprint Art Blog hosted by Amanda. She creates and collects cute crafts all made with handprints and now we are lucky enough to be included as a guest post! Please hop on over and see how we made these cute Ice Cream Handprint Crafts. They are so sweet, you are going to love ’em! 🙂

 

Ice Cream Handprint Craft
If you missed it, here are 2 more ice cream inspired posts:
Play Dough Ice Cream
Ice Cream in a Bag & Sensory Activity

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Thanks for crafting with us today. If you enjoyed this craft please pin & share it with others to inspire creativity too! Love, Katie & the Kiddos

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