Here are a few fun Father’s Day crafts we’ve done in the past. These are sure to make dad feel glad this Father’s Day!
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Father’s Day Hand-Stitched Greeting Card
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Magazine Collage of Dad’s Favorite Things
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What fun things have you been making and crafting for Father’s Day?
Written by Marie LeBaron
Marie LeBaron is the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes. Always having a love of crafts, she enjoys getting messy with glue and glitter. There’s always some sort of project going on, her kitchen counter is often cluttered with crafts. When she’s not crafting and creating with her kids, she loves to run, read, and blog! Read other posts by Marie
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Our favorite dad’s day gift can be found at http://www.shapinglittlesouls.blogspot.com
click on ‘create’ under categories…. look for “A special gift.”
I framed the kids footprints and incripted on the matte “We we’ll follow you as you follow Christ.”
A great keepsake!
These are some of the best I’ve seen – might have to try the golf club sock puppets!
I love he hand stiched card.
Our grandsons are 5 & 7 and the card we made for their dad was a quick project we completed right before taking them back home yesterday. The 7 year old addressed the envelope to Dad. I folded a piece of yellow cardstock (because it matched the outsized envelope), and drew around their hand on the inside of the card and had them write their names on their own hand outline. Each one of them wanted to print their own message (“I love you Dad” was one of them and then I wrote the year on the back of the card at the bottom. It’s surprising when going through old cards and artwork how quickly one can forget what year/age in which a project was done.