Last weekend we decided to make some keepsakes as Fathers Day gifts – we came across one little problem though – my kids decided that they liked these salt dough finger print keyrings a little too much and they wanted to keep them for themselves – oops! If your kids can bare to part with them then these make lovely gift for people and if not? Well hey, you had fun and the kids have made something that only cost a few pence and that has to be a good thing too.
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Our free Father’s Day printables are the perfect way for kids to create cute and funny homemade cards and gifts for dad and there’s loads of fun designs to choose from.
With keepsake crafts suitable from toddlers to tweens there’s bound to be something both kids and dad will love and with low-prep and low cost ideas you’ll love them too.
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Before we go any further, if you are my husband STOP READING NOW. And if by any chance you know my husband you must solemnly swear you won’t tell him about this post. Are we done? Ok cool! I am honestly so excited to share this post with you. My husband is the worst person in the whole world for buying gifts for, he’s totally non-materialistic which is cool, but err…. a mare to buy for. So, given a bit of a prod from Truprint I thought I’d come up with something a bit more personal and make a special Father’s Day photo for him from the kids. I waited until we had a (slightly more photogenic than my home) day out at Mersea Island with the kids and with the stealth skills of a ninja with an iPhone, sent him off to get chips while I got the kids to pose.
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I originally shared this mug tutorial over on Red Ted Art earlier this year, but as it’s been so successful in our family and it’s so hard to think of gifts for men I thought I’d share this cute Father’s Day mug that my son made over here too!
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