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You are here: Home / Crafts & DIY / Crafts / Father’s Day Fun

Father’s Day Fun

I mustache you a question.  What did you do for Father’s Day?  I’m in love with the mustache theme for Father’s Day!  It was super fun!  I found all the free printables on Pinterest.  I will list the links below to all the great places I found everything.

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I was so excited to find the Happy Father’s Day mustache printable from Family Ever After.  This went perfect with my theme!

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I found the mustache images at mysunwillshine.com.  They have Fun & Free Printable’s for Do it Yourself Moms.  You will love her stuff!  After I printed the mustaches on white cardstock, I attached them to black and white paper straws.

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I found this cute poster idea from Confetti Sunshine.  It was Free and Fun!  The posters measurement are 24″ x 36″  I had it printed at OfficeDepot.  The kids had a blast thinking of things to write and drawing pictures.

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The printable All about Dad came from thirtyhandmadedays.com   There is even one for Grandpa. The kids had fun deciding how old he actually was and coming up with answers to the questions.

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For the Daddy’s Stache craft I used a mason jar and filled it with honey roasted nuts.  One of daddy’s favorites.  I found the Free printable at sandy toes and popsicles blog.  Such cute things on her blog!

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Last for the Daddy’s Grillin’ Plate I used an oven safe platter.  I found mine at Target.  I used paint markers and paint pens for the wording and drawings.  I then used acrylic paint for the hand prints.  I baked the platter in the oven for 15 minutes at 350 degrees.  I love how this turned out!

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This Father’s Day was so much fun to put together!  And best of all, daddy Loved all of it!  I hope you had a wonderful Father’s Day!

 

List of blogs with the printables I used:

Family Ever After

My Sun Will Shine

Confetti Sunshine

Thirty Handmade Days

Sandy Toes and Popsicles

 

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  1. Sherry Fisk says

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    Love this! Great ideas and layout. Bet Jason loved it, too!

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  2. Cassidy says

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    Did the acrylic paint wash off the children’s hands easily?

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    • Amy Tinnin says

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      Yes, it did. I had no problems with it. 🙂

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  3. Sarah says

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    Did you use rubbing alcohol on the platter before decorating it?

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    • Amy Tinnin says

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      I did not. But I would cover the platter with foil when using it. If you use soap and water on the platter the paint and writing will start to come off. I cover mine when using it. I hope this helps. 🙂

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  4. Alexis DiRusso says

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    Love the platter idea! When you say acrylic paint, will those little bottles in the craft section work or do i need soething special? thanks!

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    • Amy Tinnin says

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      Thank you. Yes, that is what I used. I would cover the platter with foil when using the platter. The paint will start to come off if washed with soap and water. 🙂

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  5. Jessica says

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    are you able to put food on the platter that they made

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    • Amy Tinnin says

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      Yes, but I would cover it with foil first. The paint will eventually wash off with water and soap. So covering it will make it usable. 🙂

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  6. Kelly says

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    You can also put poly spray over it or mod podge dishwasher safe to coat it after you paint and bake the plate! Paint, bake, put coating on, bake, and let dry!

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    • Amy Tinnin says

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      Great ideas and tips! Thank you for sharing! 🙂

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