With Mother’s Day falling on May 13, 2025, now’s the perfect time to start thinking about how to make the day extra special. Instead of buying a store-bought card this year, why not create something by hand? These DIY Mother’s Day cards are simple, heartfelt, and easy to make.
Mother's Day Card DIY Ideas
Embroidered Watercolour DIYCard
This one combines watercolour and a bit of stitching. Start by painting simple flowers and leaves on card stock using watercolours. Once dry, use thread to sew simple stems or curls onto the paper. If you're comfortable with a needle, add a few tiny French knots to represent little flowers.
Handprint DIY Card
Trace a child's hand on card stock to create a template. Then fold a long strip of paper accordion-style and trace the hand shape across the folds, making sure the fingers slightly overlap so it stays connected. When pulled open, the hands stretch out, just like a hug. Kids can decorate each hand with drawings or sweet notes.
Flower Sticker DIY Card
Bright and cheerful, this card is ideal if you’re short on time. Use flower-shaped stickers in pinks, purples, or whites and place them on patterned paper for a layered, bouquet look. Add a handwritten note to make it personal.
Pressed Flower DIY Card
Collect small flowers and press them in a heavy book for about a week. Then arrange them on card stock with glue. Keep the design simple to let the natural beauty of the flowers stand out.
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Thumbprint Animal DIY Card
Dip thumbs and pinkies in ink to make a series of animal shapes, larger prints for ‘mom’ animals and smaller ones for ‘babies.’ Once dry, draw on eyes, tails, and other little details with a fine marker.
Fabric Flower DIY Card
Scraps of fabric can turn into soft, lifelike petals. Treat the fabric with stiffener, let it dry, and then use craft punches to cut out flower and leaf shapes. Glue them onto a blank card, just at the center, so the edges lift up for a 3D effect. Finish with hand-drawn stems and a message.
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