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I am (as I said in a previous post) getting together a bunch of kids to do crafts. I need help in one more area..
Father’s Day! What kind of personal crafts have you done? (Nothing sports related cause neither of the dad’s are into that) I love to hear some home made idea’s that the kids could do. Thanks in advance Misty
I’ve got one that I am excited to try out myself!
You will need photos of the kids smiling, flat backed,clear marbles, white craft glue, and small magnets. You will need to have photos where the faces of the kids are small enough to fit nicely on the flat side of the marbles with the faces showing through to the round side. You will need to spread the glue thinly and evenly to the face side of the photo ( make sure you get the glue that dries clear) and then glue the magnet to the back of the photo. You can make a set of magnets for each father and wrap them in a cute little gift box made from a fathers day greeting card. I think they are adorable and useful as well, which makes the kids feel better about the gift. Hope you can use this idea, let me know if you do, cause I want to know how easy it is for kids to do!Happy crafting!
You will need photos of the kids smiling, flat backed,clear marbles, white craft glue, and small magnets. You will need to have photos where the faces of the kids are small enough to fit nicely on the flat side of the marbles with the faces showing through to the round side. You will need to spread the glue thinly and evenly to the face side of the photo ( make sure you get the glue that dries clear) and then glue the magnet to the back of the photo. You can make a set of magnets for each father and wrap them in a cute little gift box made from a fathers day greeting card. I think they are adorable and useful as well, which makes the kids feel better about the gift. Hope you can use this idea, let me know if you do, cause I want to know how easy it is for kids to do!Viewing 2 posts - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
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