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Earth Day Crafts

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April 16, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Crafts, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

When is Earth Day? It is April 22nd. This Earth day, embrace these Earth Day Crafts Ideas for Kids to raise awareness and support for protecting our environment with your children.

Every year, we celebrate Earth Day on April 22nd to raise awareness and support for protecting our environment. It’s important to start talking to your kids from an early age about ways we can do our part to lessen our impact on the planet. These Earth Day Crafts are a great catalyst for those discussions.

As you craft with your kids, making models and depictions of Earth, talk about ways to save water and reduce pollution. Talk about the importance of recycling, and if you don’t have one in your home, set up a can just for recycling. Discuss ways to keep the earth “healthy” and talk about activities that may make the planet “sick.” You get the idea.

But most of all, have fun making these Earth Day crafts with the kids. Proudly display the crafts in your home (or in your classroom) as a reminder all month long that we are connected with the Earth, and it is our responsibility to take care of her.

Don’t forget our Easy Earth Day Projects and Activities for Kids. Also enjoy our Earth Day printables including this Earth Day Activities PDF and Earth Day Scavenger Hunt!

Earth Day Crafts

Make a paper Earth Day garland to string up in the playroom or classroom for Earth Day. This craft is a great visual to teach kids about how we are all interconnected and all responsible for taking care of the Earth. | Hello, Wonderful

You only need a styrofoam ball, tissue paper, and lots of glue to make this pretty globe! Not only is it fantastic for Earth Day, but you could use this technique to make planets to build a solar system. | Gluesticks

Your kid will want to wear these Earth Day salt dough necklaces often as a reminder to take care of the Earth. The one with the heart will be particularly easy to do with young children—they can even make the heart shape with their fingerprints! | Natural Beach Living

Older kids who still enjoy crafting things may like paper quilling. It’s a technique that involves curling paper into different shapes like circles, loose coils, teardrops, and more. You can create some really beautiful pieces, like this lovely quilled paper earth craft. | Projects with Kids

Coffee drinkers—save those k-cups! They’re perfect for crafting. This k-cup Earth Day craft is really cute. | Artsy Momma

Black glue can help you create stunning art! Outlining the continents and then using watercolors to paint the Earth creates gorgeous contrast in this fun Earth Day black glue craft. | Messy Little Monster

Kids who can paint the shape of the continents will enjoy making these earth magnets made out of upcycled jar lids. They can even add them to their lockers at school as a reminder to take care of the planet. | Moms and Crafters

Learn about the layers of the Earth for Earth Day! You can use this craft as an opportunity to simply teach kids a little more about the Earth and its various layers. We only see the top layer, the crust, but there’s so much that goes on beneath Earth’s surface! Small children will need to have an adult do the spray painting. | Surviving a Teacher’s Salary

Earth Day Crafts for Preschoolers

Talk to your kids about what makes the Earth happy and healthy and what makes the Earth sad and unhealthy. This craft offers a great visual representation through interchangeable elements as you go through the list of suggestions. Preschoolers will have so much fun coloring the Earth and then changing out the eyes, mouth, and the heart/bandage elements. | The Inspiration Edit

This cupcake liner earth craft is stunning! It’s so fun for little ones because they can learn to paint using different materials. For this project, they’ll be painting with a toothbrush and a pom-pom. How cool is that? | I Heart Crafty Things

Handprint crafts are fun for preschoolers, and this hand print earth craft is just adorable. The printable template makes it easy to guide little ones through this craft. And look! The Earth is wearing a party hat in celebration of Earth Day! | Simple Everyday Mom

Any kid who enjoys playing in the dirt will love making this Earth Day craft. Simply cut out the earth shape, color or paint in the water, and cover the land portions with glue and dirt. It’s a great excuse to get messy. | Kids Activities Blog

Get ready for some sticky, slimy fun! This Earth Day Baking Soda Slime is Borax-free and totally kid-safe. Make sure your kiddo doesn’t have sensitivities to baking soda before proceeding with this project. Keep in mind that it’s a little stickier than regular slime, but the mess is part of the fun. | Steamsational

Speaking off messy crafts, shaving cream painting is another one that’s popular with kids. The marbled effect you get from shaving cream art is so pretty, and the blue/green combination is perfect for Earth Day. | The Simple Parent

Start a new springtime tradition by making seed bombs with the kids to celebrate the Earth! Use blue, green, and white paper to give the seed bombs an earth-like appearance, or just use whatever paper scraps you have on hand. Adults will need to run the food processor, but cutting the paper scraps and shaping the balls gives kids lots of fine motor practice. Seed bombs would make nice neighbor gifts, along with a hand-painted pot or recycled container. | Little Bins for Little Hands

Moms, if you have any CDs leftover from yesteryear, you can use them to make one of these cute CD ornament Earth Day crafts with the kids. Turning old things you don’t use into art is a great way to encourage kids to recycle and upcycle. The ornament would look really pretty spinning around on your porch or breezeway. | Our Kid Things

Children need to be taught to love our planet from a young age. The hands holding the world project is a great way to do that. Use the conversation starters to talk about how we can love the Earth. Isn’t it cute that the hearts are made out of thumbprints? Younger children may need help with tracing and cutting their handprints. | Fun Handprint Art

Don’t forget to pin this list of Earth Day Crafts to save it!

Look at these Easy Earth Day Projects and Activities for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Many of our Rockin’ Geology Rock Party Ideas can overlap with these Earth Day ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

For Earth Day, head to the thrift store! Take something old and make it new including this Upcycled Farmhouse Table. Pin to Pinterest.

With the kids, take old paint chips and turn them into crafts with these Paint Chip Crafts Ideas! Pin to Pinterest.

WHAT’S TRENDING? Looking for a few engaging activities? Grab Minute to Win it Games – Traditional, Holiday, Group, and more! Use these fun activities in the office, classroom, or at your next birthday party.

Pumping Heart Model

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April 10, 2021 by administrator Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

It’s so easy to make this working model of the heart! Craft this DIY pumping heart model with your kids for an easy and informative science experiment. With just a few supplies, you can create your very own pumping heart model for some STEM fun at home. This makes a great science lesson in the classroom, too. Enjoy!

DIY Pumping Heart Model

I used to be a teacher, so I have long had a soft spot for activities that would go great in a classroom. After Frugal Coupon Living took off, I never made it back to the classroom. Even so, my love for teaching little ones never left me! I always jump at the opportunity to make some easy science experiments with the kids on the weekends. They have fun AND learn something new, so it’s a perfect way to spend some free time in my book. Instead of teaching your kids about the human body with videos or books, let them create their own working heart model to keep them totally engaged! Hands-on activities are some of the best ways to get kids to learn valuable information and have it stick.

This pumping heart working model project doesn’t take long, but is SO cool! Plus, you probably already have all of the necessary supplies lying around your house. If not, all of the tools can easily be found at your local dollar store! Don’t spend a ton to teach your kids. I love when I can create fun experiments for the kiddos that barely cost a thing. You may even be able to identify a future doctor in your family or your class!

How does this pumping heart model work?

The human heart has four separate chambers, and this working model of the heart represents one of the heart’s chambers. The heart’s chambers pump blood into the body’s arteries, as demonstrated by the model. Every chamber has an entry point, known as the atrium, and an exit chamber, known as the ventricle. Both of these work continuously, pumping blood to keep it flowing through the body. To stop blood from going back into the chambers of the heart, valves close when the blood exits. The balloon acts as a valve in our pumping heart model, which prevents blood that exits the chamber from reentering the chamber. To make this clear to the kids, try removing the balloon from the equation and see what happens to the water.

Add this pumping heart model experiment to your weekend plans to give your kids their daily dose of STEM. It’s important to peak their interest in science and math at an early age. Who knows — it might inspire your little ones to pursue a future career in the medical or science fields!

Let me know how much you and your kiddos absolutely love this easy science experiment in the comments below. Have fun!

Questions to ask the kids:

Where does the water stop inside the straws?
Does water travel up inside of the covered straw?
Does the water return to the jar when the balloon is released?

Supplies you’ll need to make a working heart model:

One large mason jar
2 balloons
1 to 2 cups water
Food coloring, if desired (we recommend using red, of course!)
2 bendy straws
Tape
Scissors
Rimmed tray or casserole dish

Directions:

First off, mix your food coloring and water, if you choose to add it. Pour the water into the jar.

Next, cut one balloon in half. Discard the bottom/side with the opening of the balloon.

Then place the remaining piece of the balloon loosely over one of the straws. Secure the cut edge to the straw with tape. Set aside.

On the other balloon, cut the balloon in half to remove the narrow neck part of the balloon. Stretch the remaining part of the balloon over the mouth of the jar. Cut two tiny slits in the balloon. Secure the balloon’s cut edge to the jar with tape.

Pressing the balloon to make the holes slightly larger, push the bottom of each straw through a hole in the balloon.

On the straw without the attached balloon cap, bend the neck so the top points down.

Next, place the jar in a rimmed baking sheet or casserole dish.

To make the model heart work, press down on the balloon stretched over the jar. Water will flow through the uncovered straw. The straw with the balloon cap will inflate.

You’re done! You created your very own pumping heart model.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final STEM Activities for Kids Pumping Heart Model. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

Looking for more science experiments for the kids? Check out our STEM Projects for Kids! Pin to Pinterest.

Having some science fun doesn’t have to take hours! Take a look at these 5 Minute Science Experiments for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Christmas Fun Jar

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April 9, 2021 by administrator Filed Under: Christmas, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

This Christmas Fun Jar Bucket List is a great holiday activity for kids that keeps everyone busy and entertained. Christmas break from school has never been so exciting!

Christmas Fun Jar

I don’t know about you, but having all the kids home for Christmas is usually fun for us. We get to do lots of Christmas activities, make crafts, and bake yummy treats. However, what happens when the kids start to get antsy from being home?

If the weather is bad, things can be even worse. Thankfully we have shared lots of entertaining activities on the blog to keep your little ones busy.

And today is a new activity I want to share: the Christmas Fun Jar! This is literally a jar bursting with holiday fun. Kind of like Christmas family bucket list, only in a jar!

Example activities that will be inside the jar include:

Write a letter to Santa
Make your own Christmas cards
Bake a batch of Christmas cookies
Read a Christmas book
Build a gingerbread house
Decorate your own ugly Christmas sweater
Have a snowball fight
Go sledding
Have a holiday scavenger hunt
Make paper snowflakes
Do a random act of kindness
Drink some eggnog
Learn about a new Christmas tradition

Whenever you hear that your kids are bored, just have them pull out a popsicle stick from the jar. The idea on the stick will keep them entertained for a while!

How to Make a Christmas Fun Jar

Supplies:

Directions:

Print out the activity sheet and label. Cut out the activity strips along the outer borders. Cut out the printable label around the outer edge.
Glue the activity strips to the popsicle sticks and place the sticks in the jar.
Glue the label to the front of the jar and decorate the top with ribbon.

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Make sure you check out our fun Christmas Eve Traditions too! Pin to Pinterest.

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Volunteer Gifts Ideas with Printables

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April 5, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Crafts, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

National Volunteer Week falls in April. Enjoy these parent Volunteer Gifts Ideas with printable gift tags to show how you appreciate your volunteers. Say thank you with these random acts of kindness and parent gift ideas.

Volunteer Gifts Ideas

When I was a teacher, boy did I appreciate my classroom volunteers. Parents were amazing from coming in weekly to work with a student, to cutting up classroom supplies, to creating bulletin boards. When my girls began school, I was in the classroom weekly returning the favor. Both when I taught and when I volunteered was before Pinterest, so I had to get really creative with my Volunteer Appreciation Gifts.

Thank God for the evolution of Pinterest!

How do you appreciate your volunteers?

The point of National Volunteer week is to show a random act of kindness to your classroom helpers. Say thank you with these parent gift ideas. Purchase a plant, cake, candy bar, gift card and attach a printable thank you gift tag.

When is National Volunteer Week?

The exact dates of National Volunteer Appreciation Week vary based on the year. If looking in advance, it is typically the third week of April. For 2021, National Volunteer Week will fall between April 18 – 24th. It typically comes two weeks before Teacher Appreciation Week.

What do you do for volunteer appreciation?

You might ask yourself, what is a good gift to show appreciation? Recognizing the impact of a volunteer doesn’t have to be a grandiose event. Often small gifts of thanks show the most appreciation.

We put together a list of creative parent volunteer gifts. All offer inspiration and all a bonus, all offer printable Gift Tags for Parent Volunteers. I personally love when I can pick up a small thoughtful gift at the grocery store and attach a thank you gift tag. Easy-peasy.

Appreciation Gifts for Volunteers

Thanks a Lattee | Frugal Coupon Living

Just Add Ice Cream Parent Volunteer Gift | Primarily Speaking

Easy Thank You Banana & Nutella Gift Idea | Landeedo

Just a quick note to say thank you | Liz on Call

Thank you for being a sweet volunteer | Faking it Fabulous

Thanks for always going the extra mile | The Pennywise Mama

Thank you for your Thyme | A Night Owl Blog

Just popping by to thank you for being such supportive parents | Happy Teacher Happy Kids

Take Note, I think you are awesome | Skip to My Lou

2-4-6-8 We a-PEACH-iate all you do! | MarciCoombs

Tea-rrific Parent Volunteer Gifts | Easy Teaching Tools

Thank you for helping me shine | Happy Go Lucky Blog

Parents like you are refreshing | The Lemonade Stand Teacher

Nothing Bunt Thankful for you | Crazy Little Projects

Generic Thank you for all you do gift tag | A Subtle Revelry

Also check out these Teacher Appreciation Gift Ideas and Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

Also visit these 12 Months of Teacher Gift Tags. Cover an entire year with small gifts of thanks. Pin to Pinterest.

Innocent and Playful April Fools Prank Ideas

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March 26, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: April Fools Day, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Spring

Innocent and Playful April Fools Prank Ideas – Pranks for the Office, Food Prank Ideas and fun Aprils Fools Day Home Pranks.

Innocent and Playful April Fools Prank Ideas

When April 1st rolls around, some people ‘go the distance’ with pranks! It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt, feelings, physically or otherwise. So, keep it light and fun with this list we’ve put together. It’s full of playful and innocent pranks for your family, friends and co-workers. Googly-eyes on everything in the fridge will get lots of giggles as well as turning the milk blue! Your co-workers will be cracking up when you cover their entire desk in wrapping paper! Post signs about the new ‘voice activation’ system and have them speak into the keypads around the office! Create a balloon blitz at the front door to an office or bedroom. I’m not sure my kids would stay asleep through us moving them to the others bed but, that would be hilarious! However you celebrate April Fools Day, make your pranks innocent and playful!

April Fools Pranks with Food

Turn the Milk Blue like Kid’s Activities Blog

KFC Dinner Prank from Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons

JELL-O Worms Fun from A Little Project

Fake Roach Lunch from Morena’s Corner

Chocolate Chip Cookies (Black Bean White Potato Cakes) from 4 Jacqs

Sunny Side Up Egg Cookies from Pint Sized Baker

Orange Juice (Kraft Cheese Juice) Photo Credit

Treat instead of a Fruit Cup from Come Together Kids

April Fools Pranks for Work

Wrap a Co-Workers Office with Gift Wrap Photo Credit

Bring Breakfast into the Office (Veggies instead of Donuts) Photo Credit

Fill a Buddies Home Screen with a Bunch of Internet Explorer Icons Photo Credit

Fill Your Bosses Office with Balloons Photo Credit

Voice Recognized Door from @BTPCambridge

Slash your Co-workers tires (not really) with photos of Slash Photo Credit

Make a Fish Tank of the Desk Drawer Photo Credit

Bieber Attack, Cover the Office of Photos of a Meme or Famous Celebrity Photo Credit

April Fools Pranks for Home

Replace The Heads in Family Photos Photo Credit

Submerge Waterproof Items in an Upside Down Cup Photo Credit

Place a Dollar Troll Face in Your Child’s Textbook Photo Credit

Cover Bar Soap with Clear Finger Nail Polish from Lady Create a Lot

When your kids are sleeping, switch them to each other’s beds!

Decorate the Refrigerator Contents with Eyes Photo Credit

Tell the kids you made BROWN-Es for dessert. Idea from The Thrifty Ginger

Morning Surprise – Balloon Drop/Saran Wrap in the Face from Not So Idle Hands

Run to the Dollar Tree and grab these 13 April Fools’ Day Pranks for $20! Pin to Pinterest.

Print this for a teacher – I’m No Fool April Fool’s Day Printable! Pin to Pinterest.

We have more! Take a look at all of these Free April Fools’ Day Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

Dollar Store Easter Decor

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March 24, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, Easter, Facebook, Frugal Living, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Spring

Turn your seasonal Dollar Tree purchases into festive DIY Easter decoration with these Dollar Store Easter Decor and crafting ideas.

Dollar Store Easter Decor

Beautiful Easter decor for spring doesn’t have to cost a million bucks! To help your frugal and creative juices, we uncovered some of the best Dollar Store Easter Decor. You and the kids can create candy mason jars, plastic egg wreaths, and festive topiaries, all on the cheap. Read on to see how to easily turn inexpensive supplies into beautiful Easter decor.

Plus, don’t forget to check out our Dollar Store Crafts and Hacks – tons of these ideas work great for Spring and Easter decor!

DIY Glitter Egg Cups

What a cute and simple DIY Easter decoration! These glitter Easter cups are an adorable way to show off your Easter eggs. | Handmade Charlotte

DIY Plastic Egg Wreath

A foam wreath form plus eggs equals one amazing DIY Easter decoration. Each kid can make their own for their door! | Crazy Little Projects (Also see our Spring Easter Wreaths.)

DIY Carrot Easter Decor

Can you guess what these adorable carrots are made out of? You might be surprised! Make this Dollar Store Easter Decor Craft for the low price of only $1! | Little House of Four (and for another cute idea, see how she turned them white!)

Easter Garden Stakes

Check out how these Easter garden stakes can become beautiful topiary accents for your home with this upcycled Dollar Tree Easter decor. | Average Inspired

Glow in the Dark Easter Eggs

Glow in the Dark Easter eggs are such a fun DIY Easter decoration. All you need are eggs and battery-operated tea lights! | Frugal Coupon Living

DIY Spring Picture Frame

Yes, really — The Dollar Tree sells succulents! Craft this adorable Easter decor Spring Picture frame with succulents on the cheap. Also seen in our Dollar Store Crafts and Hacks. | The Homespun Hydrangea

DIY Wire Cloche

Sooo smart! Make your own Dollar Store wire cloche with a wire waste basket! Place over a nest or other Easter decor. | The Gathering Place

DIY Easter Decoration Mason Jars

Laurie made these Dollar Tree Easter mason jars, and now I have to make them too. The little animal toppers are too cute! | Passionate Penny Pincher

Tulip Easter Decor Wreath

Can you believe this tulip wreath can be made with Dollar Tree items? This Easter decor is similar to our Spring Easter Wreath, too. An adorable DIY Easter decoration for a small price. | The DIY Village

DIY Easter Bunny

This tiny bunny makes a statement. You will need Mod Podge and book pages to make this adorable Dollar Tree DIY Easter decoration. | Little Birdie Secrets

DIY Ombre Vases

Transform these $1 vases into the most beautiful green ombre vases for spring. You might be inclined to keep this Easter decor craft around, even after Easter Sunday! | Living Well Spending Less

DIY Floral Vase Easter Decor

Yet another cute DIY Easter decoration idea from Laurie! This floral Easter vase is made from Easter Bunny Peeps and Jelly Beans – yum! | Passionate Penny Pincher

DIY Twine Easter Eggs

Wrap twine around an Easter egg for this super simple DIY Easter decoration. | Frugal Coupon Living

DIY Mini Flower Vases

Stephanie made this adorable Dollar Store Craft – DIY Salt and Pepper Shakers turned into mini flower vases. They look straight out of a lovely farmhouse kitchen! Adjust the color to whatever matches your Easter decor. Also seen in our Dollar Store Crafts and Hacks. | I Heart Organizing

Washcloth Bunnies

When I was in school, we made these washcloth bunnies. The whole class loved them! Make this fun DIY Easter decoration with your kids. | That What Che Said

DIY Cutie Carrots

All you need are cellophane bags and tissue paper to create this DIY Easter decoration. Send them to school with your kids to give to their teachers on the Friday before Easter! | Smart School House

DIY Chocolate Bunnies in a Jar

Use regular mason jars to craft these chocolate bunnies in a jar. Decorate with your family, then send them off as gifts! Your kids will love getting one, too. | Simple Made Pretty

Turn your seasonal @DollarTree purchases into festive home decor with these Dollar Store Easter Decor ideas. #FrugalCouponLiving #DollarTree #Easter

DIY Easter Decoration Centerpiece

This festive Easter decor centerpiece just needs a watering can and a few other Dollar Tree supplies. Your kids will love getting involved to craft this one. | Ribbons and Glue

DIY Easter Decor Egg Tree

This DIY Easter decoration is such a fun and easy craft to make with the family. You will need a floral foam cone and a few extras. | Sweet Floweret

DIY Thumbtack Eggs

Can you believe thumbtacks and eggs are all you need for this beautiful DIY Easter decoration? I never would have thought of this Easter decor idea! | The Kim Six Fix

DIY Spring Cupcake Stand Easter Decor

Pick your spring color and make this DIY spring cupcake stand! Use it to display cupcakes, Easter decor, or anything you want! | Lindsay Ann Bakes

DIY Easter Wands

Your kids will love running around with these Easter wands! They would be cute on display in a glass vase, too! | So Easy Being Green

Also check out our Dollar Store Crafts and Hacks – many ideas can be used for Spring and Easter decorating. Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at this Farmhouse Easter Decor. Pin to Pinterest.

There is a Dollar Store Spring Easter Wreaths in this post. Pin to Pinterest.

DIY Father’s Day Ideas

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March 20, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Father's Day, Instagram, Pinterest, Seasonal, Social Media, Spring, Summer

DIY Father’s Day Ideas

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We love these Father’s Day Ideas for the kids. Best round-up of bloggers around the web and ideas to make your Father’s Day memorable and frugal!

BBQ Seasoning Cricut SVG File and Mason Jar Craft on Frugal Coupon Living

DIY Cricut Rock Father’s Day Photo Frame from Frugal Coupon Living

Father’s Day Chalk Art for Dad on Crafty Texas Girls

Father’s Day Tool Belt on Simply Sprout Educate

Father’s Day Tool Box with Git Tag printable on Frugal Coupon Living

Tie Banner and Father’s Day Tie Printables on Frugal Coupon Living from Amanda’s Parties to Go

Father’s Day Printables and Gift on 36th Avenue

Father’s Day Banner on Modern Parents Messy Kids

We Love Dad Shadow Art Tutorial on Crafty Gator

GRRReat Pirate Father’s Day Card on Crafty Morning

Dad’s Stache Jar from Thoughts from Alice

Daddy Ties Printable from The Crafting Chicks

DIY Father’s Day Goodie Bag from Little Family Fun

Dad Wreath Tutorial from Home Made

Wallet for Dad with Printables on The Dating Divas

Father’s Day Descriptive Printable from Simply Sprout Educate

DIY Father’s Day Printable Book from Tiny Me

Hershey’s Fathers Day Tie from The She Made

Father’s Day Secret Stache Gift Bag on Marvelous Mommy

Father’s Day Spatula on Crafty Morning

Super Dad Pop Box Set from Lil Luna

Superdad Father’s Day Printable Cards from I Heart Nap Time

Generations Photos found on Pinterest

Personalized Photo Bookmarks for Dad from Simple as That Blog

Fathers Day Candy Bar Poster from Lil Luna

Scrabble Photo for Dad from Just Another Day in Paradise

Tee-rrific Bag Topper for Dad on Tater Tots and JELL-O

We Are Nuts About You Daddy on Place of My Taste

Save these Free Father’s Day Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

Don’t forget these Father’s Day Craft Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy this Donuts with Dad Printable! Pin to Pinterest.

Also don’t forget our DIY Mother’ Day Ideas – Pin to Pinterest.

We love these Father’s Day Crafts for Kids: Preschool, Elementary and More! Pin to Pinterest.

If you are doing a Donuts with Dad thing, you have to make our Golf Donuts for Dad. Pin to Pinterest.

Dad’s Ultimate Toolbox Father’s Day Gift Idea

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March 20, 2021 by administrator Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Father's Day, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Give Dad the ultimate pick-me-up treat with this DIY toolbox! The perfect gift for Father’s Day, or any day your family wants to show extra love to Dad. Use the free printable provided to create this easy Father’s Day Box!

Dad’s Ultimate Toolbox Printable

What’s the best way to get through those hard days? The answer is candy, of course! This fun and easy printable is an amazing way to create an easy and useful gift for dads. Father’s Day is coming up, and if you or your kids are scrambling to find a gift that Dad will love, this Ultimate DIY toolbox is the perfect solution. Every dad out there will love their Father’s Day box, and the best part about it is how cheap it is to create! All you need are Dad’s favorite candies, a box, and this free printable for a memorable gift. Plus, you can give this Father’s Day box to Dad even if it’s not Father’s Day. Save this printable and give Dad his ultimate toolbox on his birthday, on any other special occasion, or just because. It’s a fantastic way to remind dads just how loved and appreciate they are. Have fun making this Ultimate Toolbox and enjoy your free printables!

Supplies you’ll need to create Dad’s Ultimate Toolbox:

A plastic box with dividers. I like these boxes because you can remove the dividers to customize the space and fit all of your goodies inside.
Candy, candy, candy! We used lots of different treats, including Rolos, Snickers, Hershey’s Kisses, and Ferrero Rochers (YUM!) Make sure they’re Dad’s favorites!
Any other small treats you can think of that Dad would love.
Curling ribbon to tie it all together.
Your free Dad’s Ultimate Toolbox gift tag printable! Just follow the directions below to get your free download.

Directions:

First, fill your box with all of your “toolbox” essentials. We recommend Dad’s favorite candy and any other treats he would love.
Next, tie your box up with your choice of curling ribbon and use scissors to curl the ends. Choose curling ribbon that matches Dad’s favorite colors for a personal touch!
Then, you can hole-punch your Dad’s Ultimate Toolbox gift tag printables and tie them on with the ribbon or tape/glue them to the box — whichever you prefer!
You’re done! Give your Father’s Day Box to Dad and pat yourself on the back for giving a great gift.

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Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final Father’s Day Craft for Dad. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

More Father’s Day Gift Ideas

While you’re looking for Father’s Day gift ideas, also check out these DIY Father’s Day Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

More craft ideas for the win! Don’t forget these Father’s Day Craft Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.