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1 Origami Shirt Card
Hello, WonderfulThis adorable origami shirt doubles as a card and a gift! Print off a family photo and place it inside. Then write a sweet Father's Day message for him to read.
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Easy Craft for Preschoolers
Color Your Own Father's Day Can Covers
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Easy Craft for Preschoolers
Color Your Own Father's Day Can Covers
Credit: Fun ExpressLooking for something fun and easy to get young kids involved in Dad's Father's Day gift? Look no further than this colorable koozie. Kids of all ages can break out their markers and participate in this fun, practical gift.
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Stained Glass Paper Suncatchers Window Art
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Stained Glass Paper Suncatchers Window Art
Credit: VhaleIf he has a window in his office, this suncatcher would make for a great gift. Glue tissue paper to the cutouts, and watch the light filter through in streaming colors. You could also tie a string to the catcher for him to hang on his rearview mirror.
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Father's Day Craft From Daughter or Son
Color Your Own All About My Dad Wheels
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Father's Day Craft From Daughter or Son
Color Your Own All About My Dad Wheels
Credit: Oriental TradingAn 'All About My Dad' wheel is sure to elicit funny responses from kids. Years down the line, you can show your children the wheel, and laugh about their comical perceptions of Dad.
5 Secret Spy Card
Pink Stripey SocksHave Dad decode his Father's Day card. Add inside jokes, secret messages, and gems of information for him to discover. He'll be impressed with your smarts and overjoyed that you took the time to make such an intricate gift.
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Try This Craft Idea for Tweens
Make Your Own Clay Handprint Bowls
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Try This Craft Idea for Tweens
Make Your Own Clay Handprint Bowls
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This clay craft is perfect for older kids. They can express their creativity with colors and shapes. While a hand bowl would be great for holding keys, loose change, and rings on his dresser, there is no rule that says the clay has to be made into a hand, so kids can use the clay to make whatever their heart desires.
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7 Painted Styrofoam Mosaic Picture Frame
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Father's Day Paracord Carabiner Keychain Craft Kit
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Father's Day Paracord Carabiner Keychain Craft Kit
This carabiner keychain kit comes with paracord ropes, silicone charms, metal rings, and carabiners. The kit has everything you need to weave, braid, and tie a personalized keychain for Dad.
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DIY First Father's Day Gift From Baby
Best Dad Hands Down Handprint Shirt Craft
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DIY First Father's Day Gift From Baby
Best Dad Hands Down Handprint Shirt Craft
Credit: Clothing On MeCommemorate Dad's first Father's Day with a shirt featuring handprints from the little one. It's sentimental, wearable, and corny (since he needs to start practicing his Dad jokes). He can wear it on the weekends, to bed, or keep it as a memento.
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'All About Dad and Me: A Journal for Fathers and Daughters'
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'All About Dad and Me: A Journal for Fathers and Daughters'
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Get Dad involved in the Father's Day fun too! For every writing prompt, there are two sections: a space for Dad and a space for daughter. She can fill out her answers prior to Father's Day, or they can complete it together the day of. Questions range from ideal vacations to things that make you proud, making this book a fun learning activity.
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As great as a "#1 Dad" craft is, it's nice to have a range of gift options that are more subtle than others. This fun heart string craft makes for the perfect office decor. It's sweet, stylish, and sentimental because it comes from someone he loves.
12 Wood Slice Handprint Art
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13 Fingerprint Daddy & Me Mug
Crafts by Amanda 14 Paper Weaving Bookmark
Red Ted Art 15 Candy Surprise Bow Ties
Danielle DalyGive Dad the gift of his favorite treat! To make, tie a rubber band around the center of a candy bag to shape it into a bow tie, then tape a drawing of a bow tie to the front.
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Help your kids make their very own father-inspired moving picture with this adorable flipbook kit. Featuring two pre-drawn flipbooks, one blank flipbook, four non-toxic markers, and three clips, this kit will help your kids make up to three flipbooks just for Pops.
17 DIY Trophy
Happiness is Homemade 18 Paper Roll Dads
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19 We're Nuts About You Photo Frame
Happiness is Homemade 20 Jar Lid Medal
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