20 Sentimental Crafts to Make Grandma for Mother's Day

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Buttons are a cute and easy addition to bouquets, especially ones with handpicked flowers.

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What you'll need: assorted buttons ($6, ); metal planter ($15, )

Does Grandma have a sweet tooth? Bake her favorite cupcakes and arrange them in a flower pot for a Mother's Day gift that's almost too pretty to eat!

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What you'll need: clay pot ($7, )

Grandma will love hanging up a handprinted picture of her "garden" of grandchildren.

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What you'll need: finger paint set ($5, )

A handmade jewelry dish in the shape of your child's hand is sentimental, useful, and will be treasured forever.

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What you'll need: Crayola air-dry clay ($11, )

Remind Grandma of the two best days of her life: when she became a mom and a grandmother. "I wanted to create something for my amazing mom that had a personal touch, but would also go with her decor," blogger Chelsea writes about this burlap craft.

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What you'll need: burlap ($3, )

"Grandmas hold our tiny hands for just a little while, but our hearts forever," reads the quote on this adorable canvas art that's easy to make with kids.

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What you'll need: watercolor paint ($13, )

Grandma will love wearing this precious apron when she heads out into her garden this spring.

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What you'll need: apron ($10 for 3-pack, )

Give flower pots a personal touch by having the kids add their fingerprints around the outside with different colored paint.

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Gift your grandma with this "photo in a photo" of all the generations of her family. You can even keep the tradition going year after year (or when more generations are born!).

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Haven't been able to make a trip to Grandma's house in a while? This "send a hug" idea will put a big smile on her face when she opens her mailbox.

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Blogger Autumn used her computer to create these printable PDF calendar pages—place them in a frame so your grandma can switch them out each month.

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Create this adorable work of art by using your kids' handprints on a painted canvas.

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Blogger Jenae took photos of her kids spelling out "grandma" with big letters, then turned the photos into magnets.

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Surprise Grandma with these personalized votives that elegantly show off family photos.

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Mod Podge a copy of your family tree onto a serving tray to beautifully display your family's history.

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Use a to trace kids' artwork onto a white dishtowel for a precious keepsake your grandma will cherish.

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