Handprint Reindeer Kids Woodworking Project PDF | Christmas Handprint Craft Pattern Full-Size Templates | DIY Keepsake eBook

The kid's traced hand becomes the reindeer: fingers up as the antlers, eyes in the palm, a red nose stamped below, and a plaid scarf at the wrist. And here is the hook the guide is built around — make one every year. This reindeer is a growth chart in disguise: the hand that fits the Small template this Christmas will need the Large in a few years, and a whole herd on the porch tells the story.

Grown-ups trace (or print a ready-made size) and do every cut; kids sand, paint the brown coat, stamp the red nose, and dress their reindeer. Name and year get signed on the back as the non-negotiable first move of the last step — that is what makes it a keepsake instead of a decoration.

Inside: the grown-up / kid job split, a scrap-friendly cut list, five illustrated steps in full color, three full-size printable hand templates (Small 6.5 in, Medium 7.5 in, Large 8.5 in) with eye and nose placement guides and an exact 1-inch check square, yard-stake and porch-leaner display options with a sealer note, a troubleshooting table, and a checklist with a herd-count project record page.

Perfect for parents and grandparents starting a yearly tradition, and families who loved the Handprint Turkey and want the Christmas match. Ages 4+ with help, 7+ mostly solo after cutting.

This is a digital download. You'll receive a PDF eBook (14 pages, full color) instantly after purchase. No physical item will be shipped, and no materials are included — the guide walks you through the project with supplies you likely already have.

Materials needed: 1/2 inch plywood project panel (2 x 2 ft) or pine board · Non-toxic acrylic craft paint (AP certified) · Sandpaper and sanding block · Yard stake (1x2) or porch display spot · Plaid scarf or ribbon (dressing) · Clear sealer

Designed and written by Armor Tec Handyman — a working handyman family business in Central Florida.