1Teapot Card
Crafting CheerfullyIf mom is your cup of tea, make her this teapot-shaped pull card that reveals a message or a bouquet of flowers upon lifting the lid. Pair this creative card with a tea gift for a well-coordinated present.
Get the tutorial at Crafting Cheerfully »
2Butterfly Card
Jennifer MakerThis pop-up butterfly card is like a gift all on its own that mom can display as a fun piece of seasonal spring decor. Stick to the colors of a standard Monarch butterfly or tie in mom's favorite colors.
Get the tutorial at Jennifer Maker »
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3Painted Handprints Card
Kara CreatesInstead of signing your name, leave a handprint. These crafty card ideas are great for young kids, as they can participate in mom's gift while also creating a sentimental keepsake.
Get the tutorial at Kara Creates »
4'Gilmore Girls' Card
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5Watercolor Card
How About OrangeUse this card as inspiration to paint your own watercolor creation, or print it as shown with the watercolor pattern already incorporated for a mess-free Mother's Day card.
Get the tutorial at How About Orange »
6Favorite Things About Mom Card
Artsy Fartsy MamaIf you want to give mom a heartfelt Mother's Day card but aren't sure where to begin, this flower card has a great format to follow. With six petals that ask you to think of your favorite memories with her, it's a great, approachable way for kids to get personal.
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama »
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7Handprint and Poem Card
Let's DIY It AllA double-hitter, this card comes with space to leave a handprint for mom and a poem that explains your hand's significance. We can't make any guarantees, but we wouldn't be surprised if mom wells up when she receives this sweet card.
Get the tutorial at Let's DIY It All »
8Funny Mother's Day Card
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9Fastener Mother's Day Card
Make and TakesWow mom with this easy-to-make card that rotates to uncover your handwritten message. All you need are two pieces of paper, a fastener to secure them together and a little imagination about what to write inside, of course!
Get the tutorial at Make and Takes »
10Cutout Cards
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11DIY Giant Card
The Merrythought 12Pop Up Flower Card
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13Unicorn Handprint Card
Pink Stripey SocksEven the littlest of kids can create this one-of-a-kind card for a one-of-a-kind mom. They can trace their hand to create a unicorn for the star of this truly magical card.
Get the tutorial at Pink Stripey Socks »
14Handprint Caterpillar Card
The Soccer Mom BlogFor the mom with multiple kids, this DIY project calls for something from each one. The final product? A sweet card that will give her the best kind of butterflies in her stomach.
Get the tutorial at The Soccer Mom Blog »
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15Favorite Child Card
Craftaholics Anonymous 16Coloring Card
Artsy Farsty MamaThis coloring stencil lets kids get creative and create a unique design that's completely their own. Just give them some crayons and markers and let their imagination run wild. Mom will love hanging the custom artwork on the fridge for all to see.
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama »
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17Blue Patterned Card
Alice & Lois 18String Heart Yarn Card
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19"Treat Yourself" Mother's Day Card
Studio DIYIf you're hosting a spa day for your mom on Mother's Day, then give her one of these on-theme cards in honor of the self-care day.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY »
20Paper Flowers Card
Hello WonderfulOn the back of each envelope, she'll find a special message from yours truly. Upon opening, she'll discover the real magic tucked inside: an assortment of colorful paper flowers.
Get the tutorial at Hello Wonderful »

As a member of the Special Projects Team, Annie works with the GH Tested program writing up product reviews and roundups and helps plan and run annual expos and events like the GH Parenting Summit, Xmas in July Expo, Cleaning Summit, Winter Essentials Expo, and more. When she’s not working, she can be found running, listening to true crime podcasts, designing graphic collages, or sipping on a margarita.

Kate Franke (she/her) is an editorial assistant in the Hearst Lifestyle Group, covering for Woman's Day and Good Housekeeping. She loves all things lifestyle, home, and market related. Kate has a BAJMC in Magazine Media and BA in Writing from Drake University. She is a proud ASME alum whose work has appeared in Food Network Magazine, The Pioneer Woman Magazine, Better Homes & Gardens, Modern Farmhouse Style, Beautiful Kitchens & Baths, and more. Next to writing, Kate’s two favorite things are chai lattes and pumpkin bread!
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