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My dad was Mr. Easy Going and never made a big deal out of Father’s Day. Over the years I purchased items for him as gifts but the one thing he kept and proudly displayed in his home office were Father’s Day cards I made for him. I know I have been guilty of thinking that men aren’t as sentimental as women are and won’t appreciate a handmade card or gift, but after finding the cards I made that he kept and then watching my husband become a father a few years ago I now realize that I was wrong!
Images courtesy of (top row left to right): carrieelle.com, lovebugsandpostcards.com (bottom row left to right): dailyweekley, sheknows.com
With Father’s Day quickly approaching, skip the card aisle of the big box store while grocery shopping this year and make your dad (or husband) a card instead. From the DIY dad to the Star Wars loving geek dad, there is a Father’s Day card tutorial (and even a couple of printable cards) for every dad on your list here.
For The Classic Dad
Image courtesy of: inspirationaltechniquesandtutorials.blogspot.com
Shirt and Tie Father’s Day Card
For The Geek Dad
Image courtesy of: kaminskiscreations.blogspot.com
Handprint Yoda Father’s Day Card
Galaxy Constellation Father’s Day Card
For The Handyman Dad
Image courtesy of: creatinwithkirsteen.com
Awesome Industrial Father’s Day Card
For The Outdoor Dad
Image courtesy of: allfreepapercrafts.com
Gone Fishing Father’s Day Card
You’re the Vest Father’s Day Card
What are you getting your dad for Father’s Day this year?
Martha Bonneau
I started scrapping in 2006 and was quickly addicted!I was an avid scrapper until late summer of 2010 when we started our adoption journey, at that point I was overwhelmed with paperwork (and emotions!) and I had to put something on the back burner in my life but I knew I would eventually come back to it.
We welcomed our daughter home from China in December of 2011 and a few months later I found my groove again and pulled out all of those supplies that had been tucked away.
I started out scrapping again doing traditional layouts, but at the beginning of this year I jumped into Project Life and I love it!
When I’m not scrapping I am usually spending time with our daughters which means library time, going on walks, thrifting (they love it as much as I do!) or watching Kung Fu Panda for the millionth time.I also have an Etsy shop Panda Eight Designs where I sell scrapbooking flair that I design.
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