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Fingerprint Lucky Charm Keepsake Kids Craft

February 11, 2015 by Jackie Cravener 1 Comment

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We started a few St. Patrick’s Day crafts this week including these Fingerprint Lucky Charms, they make the perfect gift or keepsake and are made using a super easy 2 ingredient recipe!

Fingerprint Lucky Charms

To make these Lucky Charms you can use a salt dough recipe like the one we used here for our Footprint Olaf Ornaments, but we opted for something a little different this time. Using only these two ingredients Corn Starch and White Glue we made a no cook, non toxic white clay.

Fingerprint Lucky Charms

Two Ingredient Fingerprint Lucky Charms Keepsake

Directions:

First you’ll take 1 cup of white glue and 2 cups of corn starch and mix them together in a bowl. It will create a white moldable dough, you’ll then use a rolling pin and roll out your clay.

Fingerprint Lucky Charms

Once you’ve smoothed out the clay use a cookie cutter for the shape of your charm, or a cup works fine too. Next your little one can imprint their fingers for the four leaf clover design on the circle you’ve cut out. When you’re done making your imprints take a skewer or straw to make the hole for the string.

Fingerprint Lucky Charms

We let ours air dry over night, just make sure to flip them so both sides are dried. When they’re completely dried the kids can paint the clovers and add their name/date on the back!

Fingerprint Lucky Charms

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Filed Under: Crafts, Featured Top, Fingerprint Crafts, General, Gifts, Holidays Tagged With: Keepsake

Comments

  1. Deborah says

    April 18, 2019 at 3:47 pm

    Thinking about doing this craft in a much larger scale but I was wondering how many charms this size batch made.
    Thanks
    Debby

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