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Preschool Craft for Father’s Day
Jun
A simple Father’s Day idea:
Hailey painted a picture frame with acrylic paint. Then we picked something that he likes to do and set Hailey up doing one of Rich’s favorite activities- golfing. I took her picture and we put it in the frame. Then we used foam letters to write “Daddy’s Girl” on the frame.
Or you can just pick a favorite picture and write whatever you want on the frame. So, simple and so cute!
Father's Day Picture Frame
Jun
Now I know that Father’s Day is over, but I couldn’t post this before Father’s Day or Rich would have seen what Hailey made for him. (She also made this for her grandfathers and has not given it to them yet, but I don’t think either of them read this blog.)
Anyhoo, this is a cute picture frame that can be used for Father’s Day. Or, it can be used for a cute gift for anything.
What you’ll need:
Craft Sticks
Paint
Hot Glue Gun
Regular Glue
Puzzle Pieces
“I love you to pieces” on construction paper
Adorable picture of your child
Hailey works on painting her craft sticks.
I used a hot glue gun to glue the pieces to create a frame.
Hailey glued puzzle pieces onto three sides of the frame.
The frame with “I love you to pieces!” glued onto the fourth side.
(get it? I love you to ‘pieces’- for puzzle ‘pieces’)
Add an adorable picture of your child.
Depending on how you want the recipient to be able to display the picture- you can add a piece of cardboard to the back of the picture so that it will stand up. Or, add a magnet to the back so that it can be put on the refrigerator.
Tags: Father's Day picture frame, gift from toddler, Toddler and Preschool Activities
