These crafty coasters might not be able to hold drinks very well due to their rather bumpy surface, but will be great fun to make regardless and any dad will surely appreciate them when he receives them this Father’s Day! If all else fails, they could be used as very pretty paper weights!
Happy Father’s Day Wrist Cuffs
Dad might not be able to actually wear these paper wrist cuffs, but theyd make for a neat decoration this Father’s Day. Leave them somewhere dad is sure to find them, and he’ll be sure to have a brighter day from the gesture alone! These might be super easy to make, but it’s the thought…
“Top Dad” Ball Cap Memo Holder
Let your pop know he’s #1 by making him one of these nifty “Top Dad” ball cap memo holders. He can’t actually wear these ball caps, but they will hold reminders for him which will probably help him out more than an old hat would anyways! To make these, simply cut a styrofoam ball in…
Oatmeal Tub Bat Signal
Calling Batman for help in your times of need can be tough without a bat signal, and the lamps Gotham City uses can be rather expensive… so why not make your own? Print out this picture of the Batman symbol, glue it to the end of an empty oatmeal tub, then use a crafting knife…
Film Strip Bookmarks
It’s strange how in reality you can use anything for a bookmark, yet people will readily shell out absurd amounts of cash for all sorts of fancy knick knacks and devices just to mark their spot in a book. If you aren’t about that life, why not make your own bookmarks that look like those…
Accordion Cards
Getting mom a normal card for Mother’s Day is so boring and typical. An accordion card, on the other hand, can be something great! Tuck inside it pictures of loved ones, nice messages or poems, or anything else you think mom would like, then wrap it all up with a bow and maybe a nice locket…
An Ode to Mom
Turn an otherwise dull gift like a card into something great by making it into a work of art! Dad can be in charge of writing a charming message in the center, while the kids take creative control of the handprints, popsicle stick “Mom” and “being adorable in a photograph” portion of the craft. And…
