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PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: Joseph Joseph No-Spill Salt and Pepper Mill
Top ten Father’s Day gifts for hard-working dads
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PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: Eco Staple Free Stapler
Handmade card of the week: Tie Card
We reckon dad would feel pretty special if he received a lovely handmade card like this for Father’s Day, and the kids will probably have fun making a cute card like this one.
- The three-dimensional effect of this card is unique and makes it stand out.
- The materials required are minimal and inexpensive. In fact, this is a fun way of using up single sheets of card, odd buttons and left-over stickers
- You could play with different colours of card, and printed card would also be fun for the tie.
- You don’t have to be an origami expert to master this project – the folding technique is pretty simple and we reckon that school-aged kids would be able to make the tie.
Today is…India Pale Ale Day!
Handmade Father’s Day gift: Golf Tee Jar
You’re about to tee for for a round of golf. Clubs? Check. Golf ball? Check. Tee?…Rummaging through your golf bag for a golf tee before you’re about to tee off is frustrating. This handy jar will ensure that dad won’t run out of golf tees for a while…
- This is a super-useful gift for golfing dads
- It’s inexpensive – you can easily pick up a pack of golf tees from a sporting shop for very little expense, and the jar is a recycled jam or sauce jar.
- You can hand-write your own label, use a Dymo Label-Maker, create one on the computer, or use a swing-tag and tie it around the neck of the bottle with some lovely ribbon or jute twine.
- You could choose a selection of different coloured Tees, or write his initials on the top of the Tee so he can easily recognise his Tees.
- You can experiment with putting the Tees in other things – little fabric bags, other interesting boxes you can find from craft shops, plastic containers, etc.
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Handmade gift of the week: House-warming gift idea
A house-warming gift is a great way to welcome someone new to the neighbourhood, whilst making a positive first impression. Here’s one we found that makes us wish the Smiths were our neighbours!
- I don’t know many people who wouldn’t love receiving a bottle of wine, but even if they don’t drink, it’s always handy having a bottle of wine in the cupboard to offer to guest or friends that pop around.
- This is a particularly thoughtful drink for new neighbours that are also renovating.
- The addition of the hammer is funny, but also practical – something you’d definitely use after moving into a new house and need for the odd repair job or putting up pictures.
- The little note included with this gift looks lovely and natural and personal since it’s handwritten. You could use any type of gift card here, but the ‘swing-tag’ type with a string work particularly well.