Customizable DIY Cards for Mom & Grandma – Free Printable Mother’s Day Templates for Kids

I’m excited to share this amazing project with you! I’ve created a fantastic printable and customizable Mother’s Day card for Grandma and Mom. It’s a wonderful free template that will surely impress your kids. It includes coloring sheets and fill-in-the-blank sections to make the card personalized and special. There’s nothing quite like receiving a gift made by your own children’s hands, don’t you agree?

The step-by-step instructions will guide you through the process, ensuring a perfect result. With this template, you won’t have to worry about what to write on a Mother’s Day card. It’s designed to awaken your kids’ imagination and allow them to express their love and appreciation. And to make things even better, there’s a video tutorial included to assist you further.

This creative Mother’s Day card idea is suitable for kids of all ages, from preschoolers to toddlers and even older children. As long as they enjoy coloring pages, they’ll absolutely adore making this special card for their grandma and mom.

So why wait? Get started on this delightful project and make this Mother’s Day extra memorable for your loved ones!

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Material needed

• worksheets – DOWNLOAD HERE
• scissors
• glue
• crayons, acrylic paint, and felt pens – as desired by the child
• cardboard or paper in the desired color

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Step-by-Step Guide to Make this Personalized Mom and Grandma Card

Step #1

First of all print out the material needed.

Step #2

• After you prepared all the material, have your kids paint the letters and shapes in their favorite colors

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Step #3

• Cut the letters and shapes
• Dads and moms can help if needed to the little ones

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Step #4

• Finish the sentences on a printed page and decorate them as desired
• Draw you and your mother or granny and sign your name at the bottom of the page

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Step #5

• Glue your personalized Mother’s Day card on a cardboard or paper in some color

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Step #6

• Paint and cut pictures to decorate your card

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Step #7

• Glue all the material that you so lovingly prepared.
• I love you Mom and a smaller image on the front, and a bigger one on the backend of your Mother’s Day card

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Here is the full tutorial on YouTube, and how we did it:

Let’s celebrate Mother’s Day international holiday every year on the second Sunday in May. Hug and kiss your mums, and tell them that you love them. May Mother`s Day be every day!

Your Printable Mother’s Day Card for Grandma or Mom Is All Set

And there you have it! Children will experience a sense of pride and fulfillment for the hard work they have put into this project, and you will be delighted to see that joy in their eyes.

My daughter and I collaborated on creating this project together, intending to generate all the necessary documentation for this blog post. Once we completed it, she gave me a warm hug and expressed her gratitude, saying, “Thank you, Mommy, for this incredible outcome!”

At that moment, her happiness became my ultimate expression of gratitude. I sincerely hope that you will derive as much enjoyment from this project as we did and that it will pleasantly surprise the ladies in your family.

Use it for Valentine’s Day Card for Mom or Grandma

This I Love You Mom card can be the perfect handmade gift for a mom or grandma from toddlers or preschoolers. It has free printable templates, but kids need to do a lot to make it personalized and adjust it for any occasion.

If your kids are wondering: What should I write on my mom’s Valentine’s card?

On this card, there are questions and a guide on what you should do. But the kids must say something from their heart. Mom will be happiest with a couple of words her kid wrote by himself 100 times more than if she got a store-bought present, I am sure of it!

RELATED ARTICLE: Make a Card for Your Dad too!

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I am looking forward to your feedback and do send me photos of yours. I would like to see how it turned out.

And remember…

WE ARE STRONGER THAN WE ALL THINK!

PS. Special thank you to www.supercoloring.com for allowing me to use some of their templates. You are the best!

Find some more activities for your kids:

• Letter recognition workbook
• Kawaii coloring book for girls – big and small ones
• Why do kids love stickers so much?