Hand Print Wreath {Guest Post}

Today I have my very first guest post on my blog!  
*This is my excited face*
 Jacque from 'Jacque's Soda Parlor' and 'Mommy & Me Creations' will be doing a tutorial today.
Here she is!!!

Hi! My name is Jacque and I'm excited to be guest speaking on "Mandi Being Crafty". I'm a stay-at-home-mom to two beautiful girls-- Brooklee (2 1/2 years old) and Saydee (almost 7 months old now) and a former preschool teacher. I blog over at "Jacque's Soda Parlor" and "Mommy & Me Creations". To learn more about myself and my credentials in teaching, click here.

Today, I'd like to share a fun Fall activity, "The Fall Handprint Wreath". Materials Needed: - A paper plate - Fall colored construction paper (red, orange, brown, yellow, etc) -Pencil -Hole Punch - Glue - Safety Scissors - Pipe Cleaner, Ribbon, or Yarn. Instructions: 1) Trace your child's hand onto the fall colored construction papers. **Idea: trace every member of your family's hand-prints onto the construction paper, so everyone feels involved in one family wreath. 2) Cut the hand-prints out. 3) Cut out the center piece of your paper plate. 4) Glue your hand-prints on the plate. With your hole punch, punch a hole on the back of the plate and thread your pipe cleaner or ribbon through the hole to make your hanger. This is a fun activity and helps your kids with their fine motor skills, learn their colors and about the Fall season. Thanks for reading and I hope you have fun with your families by doing some fun crafty Fall activities! (I'm sure you will) also feel free to stop by my blogs "Mommy & Me Creations" and "Jacque's Soda Parlor". I love having visitors and getting new blogging friends. On my blogs you will find:

"Jacque's Soda Parlor":

"Sundae Shake Up" is a link party that I host, every Sunday. I invite you to link up your craft ideas, DIY projects, refurbished vintage items, and recipes. There are always some lovely features too... Your project could be the next one. Crafty tutorials and DIY projects. Recipes!

At "Mommy & Me Creations":

Every Friday, I feature freebie print ables and activities. These features are all educational for children, and will help your child learn a new concept. This is perfect for those who have children who need more one on one teaching, or extra help in a specific area. Fun educational activities that cover Math, Literacy, Art, Science, Music, Creative Movement, Drama/Theater, and Healthy Lifestyles curriculum areas, for kids of ALL AGES. Thanks again, for having me stop by for a visit!! Jacque

Thanks Jacque!  That is a fun idea and what a great way to get your kids involved in a project with you!
Please visit her site and show her some love!