Do It Yourself {DIY} And Inexpensive Father's Day Gift Ideas. Birthday Boy Pop Box Set. Today is the hubby’s birthday.
He turned 29. He would probably die if he knew I was posting about him, but I don’t care – I just want to gush about how stinkin’ awesome he is. Not only is he a great father and hubby, but he’s my biggest fan, my favorite person, AND he’s my best friend in the whole world! I feel so lucky to have him FOREVER!!! Plus, he’s pretty hot, still flirts with me, and I LOVE spending time with him more than anyone! I wanted to think of something fun to make him from me and the kids and decided to make him a Birthday Pop Box Set. I made it so that it can be for DAD, BOYFRIEND/SPOUSE or SON – all the boys in your life!! Here is what you’ll need if you would like to make one too: -IBC Cream Soda Pop Bottle Set -Paint/Spray Paint -Washi Tape/Scrapbook Paper -Scissors -Jute/Twine.
DIY Father’s Day Gift for Your Superhero. Jun04 by Guest Contributor By Jordan Ferney of Oh Happy Day!
It may seem like a good superhero is hard to come by these days. For Father’s Day this year show appreciation for your real-life hero by gathering his favorite treats and put together a box of supplies from your own newly-created Super Hero Supply Company. Don’t worry, we’ve made it easy for you. Supplies * Wooden Photo Box (found at a craft store) * Various Glassine and Cellophane Bags (found at a craft store) * Your Super Heroes Favorite Treats -the labels (provided below) are pretty generic so you can rotate in his preferred flavor. * Downloadable PDFs (provided below) * Either Adhesive Paper OR Glue (we like Elmer’s Repositionable Mounting Spray) Step 1. Step 2. Click Here for Super Hero Dad Printable OneClick Here for Super Hero Dad Printable Two Step 3. Step 4. Step 5. Father’s Day Craft: The Daddy Cam! May27 by Brenda Ponnay Here is something easy to make for Father’s Day that is sure to put a smile on any dad’s face.
You might even get him to mug for some photos with this faux Daddy Cam that doesn’t really take any pictures but looks pretty snazzy on his dresser or desk. All it is is a block of wood painted black with two lids attached as a lens and a “shutter button”. That’s it! First you will need to gather your supplies and tools. Finding the right size block of wood will probably be your biggest challenge. First check the culled wood in the back of the store to see if you can find a leftover piece for a discounted price. Next you’ll need: