Check out these 10 crafts to do with your kids on Mothers Day! Most crafts and supplies are super affordable so give them a try and see how much fun you'll have.

1. Precious Metal Prints - This product is a cute keepsake to make on Mother's Day. A necklace made of out the mold of your child’s fingerprint would make the perfect gift for grandparents too. Check out the website here! 

2. Hand Printed Oven Mitts - Give the gift of a helping hand by personalizing a pair of oven mitts! To see more details, visit trishsutton.com. 

3. Finger Painted Flower Pots - For this craft you’ll need a flower pot, flower seeds, and paint! Here are the directions from theinspiredhome.org. 

4. Crafted Mason Jars - Instead of getting flowers that will die within a couple weeks give the gift of a forever blooming handprint bouquet. Decorate a mason jar and make this creative gift for mom from www.craftymorning.com. 

5. Painting Ideas - If you have an older child, have them create a painting instead of a paper card. This craft is not only affordable, but it will last for years. To See More Details Click Here! 

6. Bookmark Ideas - Do you read a lot? How about having the kids make a Mother's Day gift bookmark? We found this cute version on nearlycrafty.com. 

7. Puzzle Box - Try this cute idea for a Mothers Day gift! It's super simple and super sweet! Check out www.ehow.com for more information!

8. Personalized Candles - With candles, wax paper and some creativity this doubles as a great activity to do for such a special day! For full directions and more ideas click here! 

9. A Special Mommy Breakfast In Bed Plate - What a great idea! Simply draw on a plate, put it in the oven for a few minutes and you’ve got yourself a beautiful, handmade plate from your kids on Mother's Day! For directions on how to make this special gift click here. 

10. Goodies In A Flower Pot - Here is a fun take on a personalized flower craft - with added goodies in it as well! We found this adorable idea on www.madewithhappy.com.

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Jenna is a staff writer and production assistant at Creative Child Magazine. She is currently attending University of Nevada - Las Vegas.