As Father’s Day approaches, we are going to focus on dad for the next
few blog posts. This week we are looking into some fun DIY gifts that you can make
for your dad sort of like how we did our DIY Mother’s Day Spa day but a little different.
So take a look below at some of the gifts and how to make them...
Infused Vodka
For the much older children that want to make their Father a refreshing
treat, these fruit infused Vodka drinks are a good idea.
Map Coasters
This one is good if you have old maps especially ones from places that you've visited with you dad.
Dancing Family Cut-Outs
This one is definitely unique and different. Younger kids may need some
help to make this one.
DIY Watercolour Mug
Again this one requires an adult’s help, but it’s something really cool that dad can have his coffee out of every morning.
Popcorn Sampler
If your dad likes to snack on popcorn like mine does, then putting
together a few decorated containers of flavoured popcorn might be a fun and
easy gift to make him. Check out the link for some recipes and ideas for your
popcorn sampler.
Tie Glasses Case
This one seems really easy and I think it’s quite an inventive gift.
Mason Jar Lid Coaster
I don’t know why there are so many dad related coaster DIY’s out there
but we’ve seen a few and they all are quite clever.
Pre-Shave Oil
I like the idea of this one. I’m always into the bath and body stuff. This
one is perfect for dad.
Vinyl Record Bowl
I never thought about using records this way. It’s probably a good idea to go to the thrift store and get some records that you don’t’ want to listen to gain. Dad won’t be impressed if you use his favourite record to make him a bowl.
Phone Case Decorating
Markers and tape that’s all you need for this simple gift for dad. Most
dads have a cell phone so it’s a sure fire gift that will please any dad.
Father’s Day Notepad
This one is easy for little kids to do. Just get them a notepad cube and let them decorate it for dad to use or display on his desk.
Soda Can Coasters
Nicole is really loving the DIY coasters this week. This one can be a
bit dangerous because you are going to be cutting tin so make sure there is an
adult on hand to help the kids.
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