Free Fall Handprint Printables

These free fall handprint templates are an easy way to make a cute seasonal keepsake with toddlers and preschoolers.

When my son was younger, handprint crafts were one of our favorite ways to mark the changing seasons. They’re quick to make, don’t need many supplies, and I still love looking back at how small his hands were.

There are two printable designs included, Happy Fall Y’all and Hello Fall. Just add red, orange, or yellow paint to your child’s hand and use the finished artwork as a fall decoration or keepsake.

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How to Make the Fall Handprint Crafts

These handprint craft ideas are easy to make with just the printable templates, paint, and a few basic supplies.

Print the two fall handprint templates on 8.5” x 11” paper in portrait orientation. You can use regular paper, but cardstock gives a cleaner finish and holds the paint better.

Help your child stamp their handprint onto the page, then set it aside to dry. Once finished, you can frame it, hang it up, or keep it as a fall keepsake.

Happy Fall Y’all Handprint

This design features two fall leaves with space to add your child’s painted handprints. We went with red and yellow paint for contrast, but any autumn colors work.

Once it’s dry, pop it into a frame or hang it up as part of your seasonal decor. It’s quick to make and captures a sweet little moment in time.

Hello Fall Handprint Template

This template gives your child space to stamp their handprint right in the center. We used red and orange paints to keep it festive.

Use the finished piece as a decoration or even a fall-themed greeting card to send to grandparents or friends.

Either way, it’s a creative way to welcome the season, and kids love seeing their handprint turn into art.

More Fall Preschool Printables

Keep the seasonal fun going with these free fall printables, perfect for preschoolers:

Our fall color by number pages mix creativity with number recognition, letting kids uncover hidden autumn images while practicing early math skills.

Autumn bingo is always a hit in our house, it’s a fun way to build seasonal vocabulary with words like pumpkins, leaves, and scarecrows.

And if you’re working on letters, our fall alphabet worksheets combine handwriting practice with cute, seasonal themes that keep little learners engaged.

For more ideas earlier in the season, our September worksheets for preschoolers include coloring pages, puzzles, simple learning activities, and seasonal printables.

For even more seasonal ideas, our October activity sheets include worksheets, puzzles, coloring pages, games, and other activities for the month.

Fall Books to Pair with Your Handprint Crafts

Extend the fun with a cozy fall storytime. These books pair perfectly with your seasonal crafts:

• Leaf Man – A beautifully illustrated journey through fall leaves and imagination.
• There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves! – A silly, rhyming read kids always enjoy.
• Fletcher and the Falling Leaves – A sweet story about change and the beauty of autumn.

They’re a great way to wind down after painting, and bring a little more learning into your day.

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More Handprint Templates to Try

If your kids enjoyed the fall handprint craft, they’ll love these seasonal versions too:

• Thanksgiving handprint art – A fun way to reflect on gratitude while getting creative.
• Christmas gnome handprint art – Whimsical and festive, perfect for holiday decorations or cards.
• Summer handprint printables – Bright and cheerful designs that capture sunny memories.

Each one adds a personal touch to your seasonal celebrations.

Last Updated on 5 September 2026 by Clare Brown