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Two Ways to Make an Origami Shirt Father’s Day Card 

June 9, 2018 by Francine Clouden

 

This year, why not surprise dad with a thoughtful, handmade touch for Father’s Day? A simple DIY origami shirt card is the perfect way to show him you care. This easy-to-make card is ideal for both kids and adults, making it a fun and creative project for all ages. Not only is it a quick and affordable craft, but it also offers a great opportunity to personalize the card with a heartfelt message or even a cherished photo of you and your dad.

The best part of this origami shirt card project is how customizable it is. You can use patterned papers that resemble the style of dad’s favorite shirts, whether it’s a plaid, striped, or solid design. This adds a personal flair to the card, making it even more meaningful. Plus, since the card is origami-based, it has that extra “wow” factor that shows thought and effort went into creating something special just for him.

The process is simple and straightforward, taking only about five minutes to complete, so it’s perfect for last-minute crafting or a fun activity with the kids. Whether you’re looking to create a simple greeting or want to add a small gift or message inside, this origami shirt card is a fantastic way to make Father’s Day extra memorable.

So, grab your favorite patterned papers and let your creativity flow. With this project, you’ll have a charming and personalized card that’s sure to make dad smile on his special day!

Source: 5-Minute DIY! Origami Shirt Card for Father’s Day – Club Crafted 

 

 

Source: Awesome Origami Shirt Father’s Day Card – Welcome To Nana’s

 

 

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4 Crayon Cutable or Printable Files for Back to School

4 Crayon Cutable or Printable Files for Back to School

These 4 adorable, colorful Crayons are perfect for back to school crafting, create scrapbook layout for that first day, cards for new teachers or notes to tuck inside kids lunch boxes. There’s 4 different colors of Crayon, pink, blue, orange and green, each with a cute smiley face and feet. This group comes in SVG, PNG, DXF and EPS file types so you can die cut them with your electronic die cutting machine in any color you’d like or print them out to use and best of all they are FREE to download!

Click here to visit Caluya Designs to get them.

-Heather

Looking for Back To School papers, stamps, and embellishments? Check out these Back to School-themed supplies we found.

 

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