Free Mother’s Day Flower Pot Craft

Free Mother's Day Flower Pot Craft

Free Mother’s Day Flower Pot Craft: A free printable for a beautiful, durable, personalized homemade flower pot for Mom! Print in color or black and white to color yourself!

The best gift for Mom is something that is homemade and has personality and thought behind it. This Free Mother’s Day Flower Pot Craft will be something your Mom will want to keep for years to come. It is pretty and something that even multiple children can make with different results.

Older children can fill out the flowers in their own handwriting. It’s okay for a younger child to dictate the answers to be filled in by someone else. Mom will love what her child comes up with about her.

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These printables are free for personal, home and classroom use. This means you are welcome to print as many copies as you need for use with your own kids, personal classroom, etc. Please do not mass produce these. Please refer fellow teachers or friends to this website to print off their own copies for their use.

Supplies you need:

A printer with ink

Tape or glue

A pen or marker to fill in the answers

Crayons or markers to color if you print the black and white option

Popsicle sticks if you want to reinforce the flowers

Magnetic tape if you want to put it on the refrigerator

Two Versions:

Option one already has colors to simply print. This is beautiful and quick and easy but does take a lot of ink so I wanted to give another option.

Download the Mother’s Day Flower Pot Craft in color

Free Mother's Day Flower Pot Craft printed out in color

Option two is a black and white version that can be printed on colored paper or printed on white paper and colored by the child to save ink. This is especially good if you have a child who loves to color. Definitely have them color before cutting out the pieces. It is much easier that way.

Download the Mother’s Day Flower Pot Craft in black and white

Free Mother's Day Flower Pot Craft printed in black and white

Printing:

The most durable option will be card stock. If you want your bouquet to last a long time, that would be a great idea. See below to help your flowers stand; that is also a good way to make them durable and works well too.

**Important! Make sure you have your print setting NOT to print on both sides of the paper for this!

Help your flowers stand:

Another way to give your paper stability is to tape or glue a popsicle stick behind the flower stalk and flower as shown below. This worked very well for me. See the step by step pictures to see how I did it.

Overlap the stem just a little bit over the flower.

the back of flower pieces showing how they go together

Line up the popsicle stick so it covers both pieces well.

showing the popsicle stick on the back of the flower

Put a piece of tape long ways on the flower piece and width ways on the stem piece.

popsicle stick taped onto the flower

Use your nail to push the tape against the popsicle stick well.

pushing the tape against the popsicle stick with thumb

You shouldn’t be able to see the tape. If it is a little too long, you can fold it around the flower if it is transparent enough or just cut it off carefully.

the front of a flower after getting it taped together

Ways to display your bouquet:

In the printable flower pot; glue, tape or staple the two pieces of the pot together and you will have a flower pot to put your flowers inside. Mom can tuck it anywhere she would like to see it often. Gluing is your best option here, as tape or staples will show. Put the glue around the edges like this but not on the top edge. You want to be able to put the flowers in the top.

glue on one side of the flower pot
the flower pot glued together

My favorite idea is to attach a short strip of magnetic tape to the back of the pot and put it on the refrigerator.

a roll of magnetic tape
a piece of magnet on the flower pot

(Hint: I put a tissue in the bottom to give the flowers a little boost.)

Free Mother's Day Flower Pot Craft finished and on a black refrigerator

If you have plenty of refrigerator space and want to see all of the flowers well, you could also do away with the pot and add a small strip of magnetic tape to each flower and display all of the flowers on the refrigerator.

In a real flower pot: attach your stem and flowers to a popsicle stick with some stick showing at the bottom to stick into the dirt of the flower pot. (You will just move the popsicle stick down an inch or so when you tape it.) Note that if the dirt is very wet, the water will soak up into the wood of the popsicle stick over time and ruin your flowers.

Hint: If you want to use just the flowers, you can change the print settings to print just pages 1-4 to save ink.

And here is a beautiful homemade Mother’s Day card you can make for Mom to go with it! 😊

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