Oh how I love me some sweet little feet:
Use those sweet little feet to make this adorable craft and keepsake:
Here's how to make this really easy craft:
What you'll need:
paint
paintbrush
canvas
sharpie
Directions:
1. I have 2 kids, so I did 1 foot from each child in different colours. Paint the left foot and stamp on the canvas. Then paint the right foot and stamp on the canvas. Allow to dry.
2. I used the sharpie to write one of our favourite quotes from the book:
" Left foot. Right foot.
Feet. Feet. Feet.
Oh, how many feet you meet!"
And for good measure, a couple more shots of those sweet little feet. I can't get enough! Of course, the kids attached to those feet are pretty cute too.
Thanks Polly for hosting this read-a-long! Be sure to check out what Polly has in store for the rest of the month at Helping Little Hands.
Linking up to For the Kids Fridays
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Love that book. At our walmart here they started selling Dr. Seuss books and my daughter has probably started a new collection. She owns about 4 of 'em now. I should do that read-a-long with you guys to get my daughters collection completed as well. Hit one bird w/two stones!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week.
We love the foot book too. What pretty footprints!
ReplyDeletelove me some feet too! such precious photos! we love making foot prints for daddy. :-D
ReplyDeletehugs and have a blessed day!
Oh, my goodness! This is so cute! And I love all the pictures of their feet! Thanks so much for participating, and I'll get the linking post up soon!
ReplyDeletePerfect Piggies!!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable. I would love it you would consider adding this post to my Dr. Seuss linky at www.teachpreschool.org!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! I teach Kindergarten and our author of the month is Dr. Seuss. This is the perfect craft to go along with our study! I also loved the pictures of your kid's feet!
ReplyDeleteThank you:)
ReplyDeleteI love all the cool things you did to celebrate this day. They all look like fun. I wish my kids were this little again. The foot book was our favorite and I still love to pop in Horton hears a Who sometimes. My son's name is Sam so we always teased him and read that book to him a lot when he was little. Thanks for sharing your cute ideas and your cute little family with us.
ReplyDeleteI am a huge fan of little feet. Darling photos, and a sweet idea. I am a grandma, and I can assure you that grandmas would love that as a card for Mother's Day.
ReplyDeleteI don't ever remember reading Seuss books as a kid. In fact I never even watched The Grinch That Stole Christmas until my second year of uni. Claire's really starting to get into Dr. Seuss now though, so we need to pick up some of these books. What a great craft to do though. I need to do some updated footprint stamping!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies!
ReplyDeleteHow fun!!! What a great idea. Thanks again for linking up to For the Kids Fridays!
ReplyDelete:)rachel at SunScholars.blogspot.com
Jill, what a nice craft and so simple!
ReplyDeleteThose are such Sweet Little Feet! What a great craft and keepsake. Thanks for adding it to the Dr. Seuss Link collection at obSEUSSed. Glad to find your fun blog. I'm now following it.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute craft and pics. Would be adorable framed next to one another!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to keep this one in mind! It would be a great keepsake!
ReplyDeletePrecious, just precious! This would be a wonderful gift for Father's Day!
ReplyDeleteFun! I am wanting to do this activity with my kids for Dr. Suess's Birthday tomorrow--what kind of paint did you use? Is acrylic ok to use on their little feet?
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies!
ReplyDeleteSusan - I really don't like using acrylic on their feet. I'm not really sure whether it's dangerous or not though. If you do use it, make sure it's only for a few seconds and then wash it off really good. Good luck!
What kind of paint do you use? What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteHi Cathy!
ReplyDeleteI almost always use crayola washable kids paints. Sometimes I mix the colors together to make different shades too! I hope that helps.