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We love this simple fall footprint art idea for toddlers.
It’s so much fun to get the kids involved with your fall DIY craft projects.
Fall footprint and handprint art is so easy to do, and can be turned into the perfect craft for toddlers for any holiday.
More frugal fun with the kids:
- Halloween Dollar Tree Spider Craft for Kids
- Easy Recycled Container Pumpkin Craft
- $4 DIY Halloween Witch Wreath
- $3 Dollar Tree Bat Wreath
Fall Footprint Art | Crafts for Toddlers
You will love how easy this fall footprint art idea is for your toddlers and small children to make, and they will love how messy they get!
Materials:
- Washable Paint
- Paint brushes
- Construction Paper
- Paper plates or paint trays
- Baby wipes for cleanup
- Optional: glitter, googly eyes, or other craft supplies
Instructions:
Paint the bottoms of your child’s feet while they are seated.
We love using three colors to make candy corn art!
Try green for Frankenstein, white for ghosts, and black for spiders or bats.
Next, gently press your child’s foot on to the construction paper.
Once, the foot print is dry (after a few minutes), decorate!
This is the fun part! You can be as creative as you want with this simple craft.
Fall footprint art is a cheap and easy craft idea for toddlers that you can’t really mess up, and can easily repeat.
We love how our fall Halloween crafts turned out!
Are you looking for a simple, rainy day craft project to put you in the fall or Halloween spirit?
Which fall footprint craft will you make? Let me know in the comments!
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