Before moving on to explore 10 easy ways to make Fathers Day cards, let’s address the common questions about celebrating Father’s Day. Many families may be unsure about how to celebrate this special day for dads. Do dads get pampered like moms on Mother’s Day? Do we need to give expensive gifts? What if our kids are too young to participate? The good news is that even toddlers can contribute by making a simple Father’s Day card!
Cards are a wonderful option because they require basic craft supplies and can be customized by kids according to their preferences. They also make great last-minute gifts for Father’s Day! So, let’s dive into these 10 super easy ways to make Father’s Day cards for toddlers to celebrate their dads in a special way. Get ready to make Fathers Day cards and let your little ones express their love!
10 Easy Ways To Make Fathers Day Cards
1. Handprint Golfer Card
This is a bright and easy card that even two-year-olds can help with! Their little handprints will look adorable on the card! While you have to do the cutting, kids can help with gluing and placement. You can use a straw instead of the golf pick to make Fathers Day cards.
2. Scribble Card
Any child who knows how to scribble can make this card! All you need to do is the prep work – cutting letters and taping the paper down, then letting your toddler go crazy scribbling with all her crayons! Peel off the tape, and you have a masterpiece! Get ready to make Fathers Day cards with your little one’s artistic touch!
3. Monkey Handprint Card
This is a unique use of handprints – to make a little monkey! This card will require painting your child’s fingers, which he’s sure to love!! Some more paint and googly eyes and you have a cute little monkey! If your child is a preschooler, get him to write the message too.
4. I Love You Sign Language Card
This is a lovely little card whose beauty lies in its simplicity! Cut out your toddler’s handprint in colored paper and ask her to stick it on plain card. Show her how to fold the fingers and see if you can get her to write I love you!
5. Love you Bunches Card
It really doesn’t get easier than this!! Get your toddler to dip his thumb in some paint and print on a plain card as you guide him. Once you have enough ‘grapes’, paint some vines and get him to write at least the word ‘Dad’!!
6. Sunshine Dad Card
Get your toddler to paint a yellow bottle cap, arrange cut-out sun rays around it, draw a face, and voila! A bright and cheerful Father’s Day card is ready. Let their creativity shine! Make Fathers Day cards that will bring a smile to Dad’s face. #makefathersdaycards
7. Father’s Day Fish Card
This is a perfect toddler card for Dad! Let the kids tear up colored tissue or crepe paper and stick them within the fish outline. Add a googly eye, draw a hook, and Dad’s fishing card is ready! It’s that easy to create a heartfelt and personalized card for Father’s Day. Let your toddler’s creativity shine with this fun and adorable card idea. Get ready to make Fathers Day cards that Dad will treasure!
8. Bow Tie Pasta Card
Pasta crafts are always a hit with toddlers, and your child will likely want to create more of these delightful cards! Grab some stiff card and invite your toddler to paint bow tie pasta shapes before gluing them onto the card. Write a heartfelt wish to complete this simple and elegant Fathers Day card. Let your little one’s creativity shine as they make Fathers Day cards with pasta art!
9. Rocket Footprint Card
We’ve done handprints, now it’s time to have fun with footprints!! This activity works best with little feet that’ll fit on a card. Once the footprint is in place, there’s not much to do except for the finishing touch. You can ask your little one to pick a candy for Dad, such as Mars, Milky Way, or Galaxy, to stick to the Father’s Day theme. Let the creativity and fun unfold as you make Fathers Day cards with footprints!
10. Tie and Shirt Card
This one’s an impressive looking card that requires a little prepping on your part. Cut lines in the card edges to fold into a collar. Let your toddler decorate the tie with colored paper or stickers and then stick it onto the shirt. Show him how to fold the collar over the tie. Stick on DAD letters and the card is ready!
Toddlers will love the fun that goes into making the card and they’ll be very proud of their creation. Dad’s heart will be warmed at the sight of his little one going into so much trouble for him! So ask your little one to choose a card he’d like to make, gather the supplies and get crafting!
I just wanna say you n your team are doing a great job Hema. In one site I can get recipes, medical advice, craft ideas….
Do you have sewing patterns too? I’m into sewing these days for my little princess so maybe that also I can get here
Thank you Saumya, I don’t have sewing patterns in the blog, however you can check Pinterest, there are lot of patterns and ideas for your little princess