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Remember to give these out as your family and friends arrive or before the ball drops! They add fun and excitement when the clock strikes 12!

What You’ll Need to Make Your Own Sparkler Cards:

• Printer
• Free Sparkler Cards template
• Card stock
• Scissors or craft knife and ruler
• Sparklers

To start, print the Sparkler Cards PDF Template onto cardstock paper

Use either a ruler and craft knife or scissors to cut out each sparkler card,

and then cut two small slits into the cards – one on the top and one on the bottom.

Slip two sparklers into the slits and get ready to celebrate!

We hope you have an amazing New Year’s Eve and love these sparkling favors as much as we do! If you’re looking for more ways to ring in the New Year check some of our other celebratory posts – Champagne Cocktail with Pink Whitney, Shooting Stars Kids Crafts, and our Easy Confetti Backdrop.

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The best part is that’s it’s super easy and all you’ll need is a printer and paint! And Dad will love that this Father’s Day craft comes straight from the hearts—and hands—of his biggest fans.

What you’ll need:

• Printer
• Paper
• Black paint
• Paint brush
• Paper towels!

Print the free template onto paper or cardstock.

Use a paint brush to cover your child’s hand in black paint. If they are old enough, they can dip their hands into the paint themselves. At just about one year old, Baby M was definitely not there yet!

Turn the page up-side down and gently press the little paint filled hand onto the paper, underneath the bears head.

Let the paint dry and you’re all done! Easy peasy – if a little messy…

We hope you enjoyed making this Papa Bear Handprint Craft. For more Father’s Day crafts, check out our Round-Up of Awesome Crafts for Kids, Beaded Garden Markers , and BBQ King Apron with Free Template.

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Don’t have a cottage? No worries, these coaster look just as great on a patio or dining table. Take them camping to add some Canada Day charm to the great outdoors. Because they’re made using resin, they travel well and will last outdoors – just be sure to bring them in when it rains.

What You’ll Need:

• Coaster Template – Bear, Beaver, Moose and Goose
• Plain wood coasters
• Sharp craft knife
• Glue-stick
• Art resin

Animals of Canada Coasters with Free Template

Begin by using one of the wood coasters to trace the size onto the back of the templates, be sure to centre the animals in the middle of the coaster.

Next, using a very sharp craft knife and a cutting board, cut out the animals from the templates.

Cut out the circles, using the outline we traced earlier as a guide.

Cover the back of the paper circle with a full coat of glue and then attach it to the wood coaster.

Repeat for all four of the coasters.

Set up each coaster on an elevated surface with a catch tray underneath. We used a toilet paper roll cut down and paper plates.

Another option is a baking cooling rack and a tray – keep in mind that whatever you use will be a dedicated resin rack after this craft.

Almost done!

Mix the resin. Most resins will have two elements to mix together in equal parts, a hardener and a setting agent. We mixed 1 oz of each and that was enough to cover the four coasters. Pour the mixed resin over each coaster.

A disposable knife can be used to spread the resin if needed. The resin will self level so if we push it too much, it will flow back into place. No need to rush, most resins have about 45 minutes of working time before they begin to set.

Use a toothpick to pop any air bubbles that show up. These bubbles will keep appearing during the hours it takes for the resin to settle and dry, so keep checking in and pop bubbles as they arrive.

Leave the coasters in dust free area for at least 24 hours to fully harden.

We hope you love these Animals of Canada Coasters with Free Template! Need more Canada Day ideas? Try our Canada Day Paper Garland or our Welcome, Eh! Sign.

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What You’ll Need:

• Iron-on transfer paper
• An inkjet printer
• Design template – get it here
• Iron
• Apron

Firstly, pick out an apron that you like. We found one at a local craft store, but you can find them at big box stores too.

Print the template onto the transfer paper. Make sure you pick the right paper for your apron colour. The transfer paper comes in packs for light or dark fabrics. We chose to make a black apron but this design would look great on white too. Follow the directions for printing on the package of the transfer sheets you bought. We used Jolee’s Boutique Easy Image and found them easy to use.

Tip: Be sure to trim the white paper away from around the design, otherwise there will be a big white square around the picture.

We hope this helps put a smile on your Dad’s face this year – Happy Crafting!

For more Father’s Day gift ideas certainly try our Home Is Where Dad Is Frame or for another awesome printable, try the Live Craft Love, Darice Craft Blog’s King of the Grill Apron

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