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12 DIY Gift Boxes, Wraps And Tags For Father’s Day

12 DIY Gift Boxes, Wraps And Tags For Father’s Day
Father’s Day is coming, and I’m sure that you’ve already found or made a gift for your dad but have you already packed it? If not, we’ve got a couple of very simple and cheap ideas to do that. As it’s a gift for a man, get something manly – moustache wrapping paper, superhero boxes... 
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Kate
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16 Easy And Inexpensive DIY Father’s Day Gifts

16 Easy And Inexpensive DIY Father’s Day Gifts
There are just a few days left before Father’s Day and if you haven’t found a gift yet, here’s a roundup with ideas! If your dad works at an office, he’s appreciate an office-connected present: a tie, a pair of cufflinks, cufflink cases and tie racks. A wallet or a card holder is a super... 
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Kate
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DIY Wood Grain Flask For Father’s Day

DIY Wood Grain Flask For Father’s Day
If you haven’t prepared a gift for the coming Father’s Day, this DIY from almostmakesperfect.com is right what you need. The supplies are stainless steel flask, wood grain contact paper, a paint marker, scissors, an xacto knife. Cut out a piece of your contact paper to fit around the flask. Try to use a smooth... 
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Kate
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17 Cool Father’s Day DIY Gift Ideas

17 Cool Father’s Day DIY Gift Ideas
Father’s Day is coming soon and you still haven’t decided what to present him? Here is a couple of ideas! Starting from the kitchen you can make a mug, a moustache glass, an apron and coasters if he likes cooking, and don’t forget to decorate each piece with some cute inscriptions and images. A photo... 
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Kate
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DIY Leather Business Card Holder

DIY Leather Business Card Holder
Need a business card holder or a cool gift for Father’s Day that you wanna make yourself? You’ll need a printed pattern, some leather, felt, rivets, a foam brush, neodymium disk magnets, leather glue. Print the pattern and cut it out, trace onto the leather and cut out. Take your magnets and make marks on... 
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Kate
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DIY Clay Letters For Different Stuff For All Daddies

DIY Clay Letters For Different Stuff For All Daddies
Father’s Day is coming! Despite of the presents we’ve told you about you can make these containers for pins and other stuff and make the word Dad of them. You’ll need a rolling pin, palette knife, straight edge, alphabet cookie cutters, air-drying clay. Make the base of the clay and cut strips and then press... 
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Kate
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Awesome DIY iPhone Felt Holder For Your Dad

Awesome DIY iPhone Felt Holder For Your Dad
If your Dad uses an iPhone or iPod, make a cool gift for him – a holder. You’ll need a piece of felt accordingly to the size of the device, a leather strap snap button, a thread and preferably a sewing machine.  Sew two straight lines down the length of the piece felt. Now sew... 
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Kate
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How To Make Memory Books For Father’s Day

How To Make Memory Books For Father’s Day
A nice gift for the Father’s Day may be a memory book – simple, easy in crafting and very pleasant for any Dad. To make one such book, you’ll need to gather 3 pieces of white card stock paper, 1 piece of colored paper for the cover 2 colorful rubber bands, a hole punch, 10... 
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Kate
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DIY Daddy’s Painted Mug As Father’s Day Gift

DIY Daddy’s Painted Mug As Father’s Day Gift
Getting ready for the Father’s Day? Thinking about presents? If you have already decorated some mugs, this project would easy for you and a great gift for your Dad. You’ll need a white coffee mug, Martha Stewart multi-surface acrylic craft paint- black, foam pouncer, adhesive stencil, some alcohol. First clean the mug with alcohol and... 
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Kate
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DIY Photoalbum As Father’s Day Gift

DIY Photoalbum As Father’s Day Gift
If you’re making a gift for your dad or your kids are making gift for their then ties are most likely are going to be envolved. Ties are a symbol of Father’s Day so why not use them? For example you can make ties themselves, make pillows or a wreath of them, or make gift... 
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