Father’s Day offers a chance to show Dads and Grandpas just how much they’re loved-and plenty of opportunities to get little hands crafting. Here are three
\nFather’s Day Craft gifts that are easy to make and sure to put a smile on Dad’s face.<\/p>\n
Dad’s Day Mugs<\/strong><\/p>\n Surprisingly easy to make, these mugs can be gently hand-washed after the paint hardens-just keep them out of the dishwasher!<\/p>\n You’ll need:<\/p>\n Wash the mug well and let it dry. Have the child place the stickers on the mug (use letter stickers to spell out Dad).<\/p>\n Now use the painters’ pens to scribble all over the mug in bright colors. Let the mug dry again, then carefully peel off the stickers to reveal the white Set the oven to 350 and bake the mug for thirty minutes to set the paint.<\/p>\n Red Carpet Stick Card<\/strong><\/p>\n This one’s a little more difficult, but the satisfaction on your little one’s face when Dad rolls out his own red carpet will be well worth it!<\/p>\n You’ll need:<\/p>\n Place two craft sticks together along their length, and tape them lengthwise. Turn the two sticks over, add a second stick, and tape it to the bottom of Paint one side of the sticks red, leaving the ends of the sticks unpainted. Let dry, and then use the glitter glue to give the “carpet” a gold edge.<\/p>\n Write a message on the paint, such as “we’re rolling out the red carpet for you!”<\/p>\n Glue the ribbon to the back of the top craft stick, and fold up the tape hinges. Use ribbon to tie it in a bow, so when Dad opens it the red carpet Candy Beer Mug<\/strong><\/p>\n If Dad enjoys a cold mug of beer, this is the craft for him. It’s also incredibly easy, so even young children can help.<\/p>\n You’ll need:<\/p>\n\n
\nsurface underneath.<\/p>\n\n
\nthe two taped sticks. Turn over again and repeat the process until all the sticks are taped together, with tape “hinges” on alternating sides so you can
\nfold the sticks one on top of the other.<\/p>\n
\nunfolds.<\/p>\n