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With Father’s Day fast approaching, it’s time to sit the kids down and help them turn their creativity into some beautiful-yet-practical gifts for dad. These easy Father's Day crafts will not only recycle old packaging that you’ll have lying around the house, but these DIY Father’s Day crafts will also save money on present-buying. To top it off, they’ll make such thoughtful gifts that dad will feel extra special.
Ready to get started with your simple Father's Day crafts? Read on for two easy-to-follow tutorials.
Tip
When making Father’s Day crafts, we recommend that a responsible adult does the cutting and any little assistants take care of the painting and assembly.
Father’s Day crafts: phone holder & speakers
Using an empty Plenty kitchen roll tube and some paper cups, you can make a set of speakers for dad’s smart phone that actually work! How about that for Father's Day craft ideas that are useful, as well as fun to make.
What you’ll need
- Empty Plenty kitchen roll tube
- 2 paper cups
- Pencil
- Craft knife
- Paint
- Paintbrush
- Pens
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Tip
To save time on the clean-up, keep some kitchen paper on hand that’s strong even when wet, like Plenty, to wipe up spills as they happen.
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Photo holders Father’s Day crafts
Our reused Plenty kitchen roll tube photo holders are the perfect DIY gift idea for kids to give dad this Father’s Day. This is one of those perfect Father's Day craft ideas for toddlers who love to get messy with a paintbrush!
What you’ll need
- Empty Plenty kitchen roll tubes
- Plenty kitchen paper
- Craft knife
- Paint
- Paintbrush
- Colouring pens
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Small photos
Now that you’ve got a couple of Father's Day craft ideas, all that’s left is for you to decide which one you’re going to get started on first. These Father’s Day crafts for kids to make will be just as much fun to create as they will be to give. Happy crafting!