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It can be difficult to buy something special for Dad sometimes. Dads usually have a lot of the things that they need (and want!), making it hard to figure out the perfect gift for them.
Do you ever DIY things for Dad? Many times we often think of Mom as being the only one liking home made items, but Dad does, too! Cricut Design Space has several cute card options for Dad that are already made and ready to create. Here are three of my favorites.
Multiple Mustache Card
Father’s Day Card Supplies:
- Cricut machine (I’m usig the Cricut Explore Air 2)
- Cricut StandardGrip Cutting Mat
- Cricut white card stock
- Cricut card stock in another color
- Cricut pen
- Cricut scoring tool
- Craft glue
Log into Cricut Design Space. Find this card in the projects section, ready to make!
You Are O’fish’ally the Best Dad Card
Supplies:
- Cricut machine (I’m usig the Cricut Explore Air 2)
- Cricut StandardGrip Cutting Mat
- Cricut scoring tool
- Cricut Cardstock- 2 different colors
- Cricut Cardstock, patterned
- Cricut Cardstock, glitter
- Craft glue
- Small foam squares
Log into Cricut Design Space. Search for this card in the projects section, ready to make! This card actually came out smaller than I thought that it would. Customize it and check the size to create a larger card.
Super Dad Father’s Day Card
Supplies:
- Cricut machine (I’m usig the Cricut Explore Air 2)
- Cricut StandardGrip Cutting Mat
- Cricut scoring tool
- Cricut Cardstock- 2 different colors
- Craft glue
Log into Cricut Design Space. Find this ready-to-make card in Design Space!
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The mustache one is my favorite!