Father’s Day Handprint Poem

Everyday I am exploring Touching everything I’ve found I leave behind my little marks and handprints all around You clean up these handprints But someday when I’m grown You’d wish you had just one handprint to keep for your own I made this handprint for you So that one day when I am tall You’ll…

Father’s Day Mustache Tray

Is dad always losing his phone and keys? It’s a common problem when you don’t have a place to put them… and this craft can put a stop to it! Even if your dad doesn’t have a mustache, he can still use this tray – in fact, the mustache is totally optional! Decorate the tray…

Daddy’s Car Wash Kit

 If your dad has a car that he loves, surprise him this Father’s Day with his very own custom car wash kit! The kids can work together to make the container look pretty while mom figures out what kinds of soaps, waxes and cloths to put inside. The one pictured only used star stickers as…

Patriotic Candle Ring

If you are planning to have dinner by candlelight, you will want to check this craft out! This was made from eight wooden stars, red, white and blue spray or acrylic paint, glitter and the stars are held together with hot glue. Don’t forget to let the kids and grandkids help out.

Red White and Blue Wind Catcher

Seeing the red, white and blue whipping in the wind with a blue sky in the background is a stunning site and this craft will create that appearance. To make this piece, you will need florist wire, plastic tablecloths, fishing line and scissors. You will definitely feel a chill running up your spine with this…

Paint Chip Star-Spangled Banner

This paint chip star-spangled banner is one décor piece that is guaranteed to show how much appreciate being free. We made these using paint chips, cardboard and white thread. We assembled the banner using a sewing machine and hung the pieces with double-sided tape.

Patriotic Mason Jar Luminaries

Let the red, white and blue shine with these patriotic Mason Jar luminaries, which are perfect for tracing the walkway to your home. You can make these from a Mason Jar, tissue paper, mod podge, paint brushes, tempera paint and black cardstock.