This card will look great on the mantlepiece!

What you need:

• Coloured card (green and yellow)

• Scissors

• Glue

• Crayons or glitter pens

What to do:

1. Fold an A4 (30cm x 21cm) piece of green card in half to make the card.

2. Cut a strip of yellow card, 5cm by 12 1/2cm.

3. Roll the strip up to make a tube and secure the end with glue or tape.

1. At one end push the flaps inwards to make a flat bottom for the tube.

2. Attach the tube to the centre of the green card with glue and fluff out the flaps at the other end of the tube to make the daffodil's trumpet.

3. Cut about eight petal shapes out of the rest of the yellow paper and let your child stick them down in a circle around the trumpet.

4. Draw on the flower's stem and leaves with some green crayons or glitter pens and help your child to write a message on the front and inside.

Show your child what a little petal he is by turning him into a flower baby!

What you need:

• Flower petals (made of paper, tissue or silk)

• A picture of your little one

• Coloured card

• Glitter pens

• PVA glue

What to do:

1. Fold an A4 (30cm x 21cm) piece of coloured card in half to make the card.

2. Glue the petals in a circle around your baby's face to make the flower.

3. Draw on the stem and flower pot with glitter pens or felt tips.

4. You might be tempted to frame this card so you can see next year how your little flower has grown!