Father’s Day gift DIY
This is easy, quick and the sweetest gift for anyone especially a dad with young kids.
Item:pillowcase, cardboard (put bw the pillowcase while writing), fabric marker, pencil and eraser.
Lay the pillowcase flat and put cardboard inside. Have your child write whatever phrase they would like with the pencil. If there is a mess up just erase and keep going. Then trace with a fabric marker ( better if an adult does this part).
You can then wash the pillowcase and this gets all the pencil marks off or you can erase them and iron over the marker which will then set the words into the pillowcase.
I think using a stamp pad and having your puppy put paw prints on it would be so cute too!!!
Make sure you use fabric makers and a fabric stamp.
Easy gift and sure to be a keeper❤️
Father’s Day is a special occasion to show appreciation for dads, and a personalized gift can make it even more memorable. This DIY pillowcase project is not only easy and quick but also infused with love from children. By using fabric markers, kids can write heartfelt messages or draw cute designs. To add a unique touch, why not use a stamp pad and let your pet leave a paw print on the pillowcase? This adds a memorable element that showcases the family bond. Before starting, gather all necessary materials: a pillowcase, cardboard, fabric markers, and a pencil for sketching. Position the cardboard inside the pillowcase to prevent ink from bleeding through. Encourage your child to express their creativity by writing phrases or drawing pictures that represent their love for their dad. After the layout is complete, an adult can trace the designs with a fabric marker to ensure clean, lasting results. Once finished, parents can wash the pillowcase to remove any pencil marks or set the fabric marker designs by ironing over them. This ensures that the artwork remains vibrant even after multiple washes. This thoughtful, creative gift is sure to become a cherished keepsake for any father, reflecting the love and effort poured into it by his kids.
