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Here are five Free DIY Father’s Gift tutorials that use either downloadable art or clip art. With these options you can still pull together gifts on time and that he will love.
Options One and Two from Artsy Fartsy Mama
Click on the links under the images for the instructions. She describes the Stache Jar Gifts as follows ” If you are still looking to get a gift together before Sunday, this one will be perfect! It’s really quick to put together, great on the budget, and you can’t go wrong with giving dad his own personal “stache” of goodies!” Here is what she wrote about the free printable father’s day candy bar Wrapper :”Father’s Day gifts from kids are pretty much the cutest thing ever. Especially if it includes their handwriting! This free printable Father’s Day candy bar wrapper is simple to put together and is a gift that any father (or grandfather) would love!!”
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Options Three and Four from Martha Stewart
With Martha Stewarts Retro Father’s Day Clip-Art Labels you will be able to turn’s Dad’s favorite foods into a custom gift for Father’s Day . Click on link under the photo to learn how.
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Daddy’s Girl Clip Art is the second option from Martha Stewart for a DIY Father’s Day Gift. Kids can create a variety of projects with this clip art, such as adorable cards, boxes, labels, and tags. Click on link under photo for clip art.
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Option Five from Try Als
This option is for a Super Hero Action Pack – DIY Father’s Day Gift. Click on the link under the photo to learn how to make this project. I love the name of this blog and the quote about trying.