So the kids want to make something special for dad this father’s day. He’s got enough mugs and T-shirts, so how about making something that dad can use around the house. I found this mini-first aid kit in the travel section of a discount department store for only 99 cents. It had everything needed for a minor mishap in the garage or workshop. For just a few pennies kids can easily personalize it for Dad’s day.
You will need:
Mini first aid kit (mine was 3” x 4”)
Pieces of brown embossed felt
Precut felt or foam letters
Tacky Glue
Scissors, pencil
1. Measure the top of the box and cut out a piece of felt to fit. Trim if necessary. It looks nice if there is a tiny margin around the edges.
2. Spread a generous amount of glue onto the top of the box and attach the piece of felt.
3. Glue the letters of your choice on top. Here is where you can get creative. If your letters are small enough and don’t interfere with the box closing you can even attach letters along the sides.
Hint: If you have teeny, tiny band-aids lying around that are always too small to use for anything, they look cool glued to the top of the box.
I have a son who should have one of these in his work shop. I'm going to make him one and hope he never has to use it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely ideas! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAny Dad would be thrilled to receive this handmade present. So much better than a pair of socks : )
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Crystal!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! Daddies always need bandaids! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea - very creative.
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What a great idea! Thanks for sharing at our Pinteresting Party.
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Very nice, please link it up with me today at Wow Us Wednesday.
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DeleteLove this! You could make up several and keep one in each car, at the office, etc. Thanks for sharing on Tout It Tuesday!
ReplyDeletecute!! It's so hard to do things for Father's Day...this is a fun idea! :)
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Hey there! Thanks so much for stopping by and linking up your nifty craft! Stop by again next week and link up another awesome project!
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