If you’re looking for some great homemade Father’s Day gift ideas, you’ll love this catch-all tray for Father’s Day. See the how-to for this homemade craft below from Faithful Provisions’ contributor Taylor Kinkade.
I am going to show you how to make an easy “catch-all” tray for a gift that’s heartfelt and hand-made. Ideas for Father’s Day gifts can develop from just seeing something you like and deciding to give it a try. I made this tray for my amazing stepfather’s present. I decided to try out a craft I saw (I believe it was actually a Pottery Barn knock-off) and give it to him as a gift.
I started with a tray from Goodwill. (It probably cost less than a dollar.) Then I got a sheet of cork board. (It probably cost just a few cents more than a dollar.) Yes, the tray is ugly, and a little juvenile, but he will never know. We are about to cover it all up!
I began by cutting the cork into strips, each about half an inch wide.
Then I began the task of weaving the strips together like a basket. (Not as easy as I anticipated, but I promise you can get through it.)
When I was finished with that process, I cut the cork to fit the size of the tray and glued it to the inside of the tray using a spray adhesive.
And voila! You have a Father’s Day present made from the heart! Of all the homemade Father’s Day gift ideas available, you’ll find this has an added plus: It’s also safe enough to let your kids help with.
I hope your husbands, dads, and grandfathers love it as much as my stepdad has!
Article and photos by Taylor Kinkade
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