5 sweet DIYs for Dad's Day
A cute take on couponing
Positively magnetic
You can order personalized magnets like these online—or you could hit up a craft store and, well, get crafty. A small piece of wood or plastic, a photo, some ModPodge and a magnetic will put you well on your way.
Way cute cards
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Shadow art
This one is a cinch, and you probably have everything you need on hand, minus an inexpensive shadowbox. Pick one up, then select a special moment that involves you and your dad, granddad or whoever else you’re gifting this Father’s Day. Use glue, tape or pins to pull together a three-dimensional display of items that relate to that moment. Think: A pennant, your tickets and a snap of you guys at the big game to commemorate your first trip to the ballpark.
Eat up!
You can purchase a pre-made box of these sugar cookies, but why not whip up a batch of your own? Use a tie-shaped cookie cutter (or freehand it with a butter knife), bake ‘em off and then use icing to decorate the ties. Perfect for the dad who has warned ya not to buy him another tie this year. Wink wink!
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