Father's Day: Crafts
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Sometimes the best gift for Dad is handmade. With these crafty ideas, kids of all ages and skills can create something unique to give to Dad for Father’s Day.
Father's Day CardCards are a great way to tell your father how much you appreciate him. They'll brighten his Father's Day whether they arrive in the mail or from the hands of a paint-stained kid.
Do you always give your dad a tie for Father's Day? This year, paint one yourself or let the kids personalize a tie for him. He’ll feel so proud, and it'll be entirely different from every other tie he has.
Get your message across on Father's Day with a fun, personalized license plate for Dad.
Make this desktop accessory for your dad, and every time he uses it he'll remember how much you care.
With a couple of easy steps you can add swirls of color to purchased lampshades. Give Dad one for his office, or make one in the colors of his favorite team for Father's Day.
Honor Dad with one of these handmade boxes – he can keep trinkets inside or leave it empty to see your personal message on the bottom.
If Dad loves the links, he'll love this personalized frame wrapped in a homemade gift bag for Father's Day.
Give a Father's Day gift that will last - rocks with a personal touch. Make smaller stones for office paperweights or larger ones for outdoor decorations.
Try this project to surprise your Dad with a whimsical touch in his garden on Father's Day.
