So I had the first session at home with very close family & friends (kids) .. Since it was father’s day and I can’t conduct any commercial activity, it was a fun (free) session. I also did not publicise this event in my apartment complex. I’m still thinking what I should be doing about that.Anyway, the theme being Father’s day we made a Shirt card, a My dad Rocks ” rock painting” and a Wise old owl 😉
Fathers Day Gifts
First we made the wise old owls using kitchen rolls like these 
Then we colored pebbles with crayons.. and made My Dad Rocks Paperweight
After a coat of mod podge gloss and lots of sparkles (added on popular demand)’My Dad Rocks’ stone crafts were ready. What dad wouldn’t love a paperweight created by his kids? This is the perfect craft for any dad to have in his office as a daily reminder of how his kids feel about him. You could even make two of these crafts. You could make one rock say Dad and the other one say Rocks. You’d have a set of paperweights instead of just one.
Then we colored pebbles with crayons.. and made My Dad Rocks Paperweight
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Look at my little Artsy-Craftsy Students hard at work.
After a coat of mod podge gloss and lots of sparkles (added on popular demand)’My Dad Rocks’ stone crafts were ready. What dad wouldn’t love a paperweight created by his kids? This is the perfect craft for any dad to have in his office as a daily reminder of how his kids feel about him. You could even make two of these crafts. You could make one rock say Dad and the other one say Rocks. You’d have a set of paperweights instead of just one.
Then we made these really easy Shirt cards
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I’ve seen this basic “shirt & tie” idea all over the internet. I love it because it is such a SIMPLE and CUTE way to make a Father’s Day card!
Supplies:
- Scrapbook paper
- Scissors
- Glue
Here’s how to make it:
- Cut a piece of scrapbook paper and fold it in half.
- Up where the crease is, cut 2 slits into the paper toward the center
- Cut out a tie shape using another piece of scrapbook paper and glue it on
- Then fold the tabs you cut on top over diagonally and glue them down. It will look like the collar of a shirt over the tie,
- Then when you open it up and write your message inside!Happy Father’s Day!
I hope the daddies were pleased 🙂 I know the kids were!
Happy Father’s day to all the awesome dads out there 🙂
love the shirt card…super
simple & beautiful card. Mira’s Talent Gallery
lovely and cute rocks made by all lil rockstars 🙂
How wonderful ……love the shirt cards 🙂 🙂
Wonderful idea of shirt card. Loved it
Very beautifull… its great to be a part here.. please visit and give away your comments on my work
I think I’ve lost count of the number of ‘awesome’ comments I’ve been leaving on your posts 🙂 Too good!!
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He loved the class
and forgot to mention the daddy was super pleased too, he has kept the shirt card in his planner and the rock on the desk 🙂
@monika – ur son is a sweetheart.. So well behaved too. I loved his comments. Lil p has been asking me when can he come over next.. Saturday is soooooo far away. LOL.
@Arani – thanks & welcome here 🙂
@Riya – Will drop by soon 🙂
@Vidya – haha. Thank you sooo much. Hugs.
@Disha – Hi! 🙂 seeing you here after so long.
@Smita – Hey! 🙂 thanks. Why no updates on your blog? Sab theek?
@Aparna, Mira & Shama – Thank you. 🙂
Hi that was a really awesome piece of crafting. Love the shirt tie painting thing. You should enter this in Itsy Bitsy’s father’s day challenge. Link attached.
http://itsybitsyindia.blogspot.in/2012/06/make-daddy-feel-special-this-fathers.html
Wow..Wonderful blog… 🙂
Very nice.. especially the “My Dad Rocks!” is too good.