Father’s Day Craft Ideas
If you’re looking for ideas for crafts that your kids can make on Father’s day, check out some of these projects.
Crafts for fishermen
Here are a few for fishing freaks. We happen to have one here and I think he would love this fish craft card. Get the pattern and full instructions on Kaboose. This project is for ages 4 and up.
Decorate a mini tackle box for dad at Makingfriends.com. You just need glue, foam letters, shapes and some tacky glue. It’s a great way of dressing up those boring little boxes.
How about a printable Father’s Day frame with a wale, fish, beach and sun from FamilyFun.com.
DLTK have several printable photo frames with themes. There’s basketball, fish, golf, soccer or simply say “I love you.” That’s my favorite and I think it would make a cute card as well.
I like this simple handpainted finger frame craft from Amazing Moms. All you need is construction paper, tempera paint and a photo.
Don’t forget the classic popsicle stick frame from Kaboose. It’s very easy so would be fun for all ages. Multicolored popsicle sticks would be even better.
Here’s a fun foam picture frame from Enchanted Learning. You could personalize it further by decorating with sparkles, buttons, nuts, bolts or stickers. It would also make a great magnet.
Further Father’s Day Craft Ideas
Danielle’s Place has a large listing of Father’s Day crafts for ideas and instructions.
Family Crafts at About.com has quite a few in their collection.
All Free Crafts is another good resource.
There are many other free Father’s Day crafts listed at 4CraftyKids.com. I like the decorated can found under the “tool caddy” link. My dad used to have rows and rows of those cans full of nuts and bolts in his workshop. Decorating a couple cans will be fun and we can find pictures in magazines.


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