Baby’s first fall craft! Print this cute fall footprint art template and turn those tiny toes into a keepsake you’ll treasure forever.
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Infant Fall Footprint Art
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Is there anything cuter than tiny baby toes? Between the chubby little rolls and itty-bitty toenails, baby feet are basically the cutest thing ever.
This fall footprint art printable is the perfect way to capture that sweet stage. It’s an easy keepsake craft for infants and toddlers, and works great with handprint art too if you want to switch things up.
I’ve included 4 designs with color options, so you can pick whatever fits your fall vibe, a pumpkin, leaf, or something in between. Simple, low-mess, and a memory you’ll treasure long after those tiny feet aren’t so tiny anymore.
My daughter is planning on creating a footprint and handprint art for my grandson, Lucas. Also, I’m planning to create a matching set for Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and Easter, so you’ll have an entire first-year holiday collection! It would make such a sweet addition to a baby book.
How to print at home
These fall printables can be saved directly to your computer by right-clicking on the image and selecting “save”.
There is also a download button below each image to make it super easy.
They are set to print as a full page on standard 8.5″×11″, but you can easily resize the image if you like.
I recommend printing them in full color on cardstock. Regular copy paper may be a little too thin depending on how you are using them.
Download Fall Printables
These were super fun to design. I hope you have fun creating with them.
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Helpful supplies for printable projects
I receive a lot of questions about the most affordable way to print at home. Ink can be expensive. I’ve been very happy with the HP Office Jet Pro All-in-One Printer.
You can subscribe to Instant Ink delivery to get ink delivered directly to your door before you run out.
This has been a big help as I sometimes forget to order ink.
- Home Laminator – this is a great deal and super easy to use.
- 3 Hole Punch Electric – punch 20 pages at a time!
- 3 Hole Folders with Pockets – easily organize your printables.
Where to print when you don’t have a printer
- Public Libraries
- Print and Copy Stores – Staples is our go-to!
- Shipping or Courier Centers
- Office Supply Stores – for an extra cost you can even have it laminated!
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