I'm hooked on my Dad
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“I’m Hooked on my Dad!” Father’s Day Card

In an effort to avoid scrambling last minute to think of a creative way to celebrate Lucas’ “Dada” this year, I’m brainstorming ideas for cute ways for Lucas to tell his dad how much he appreciates him. You may have seen my “You’ve Got Me Hooked” Valentine’s Day card for Michael this year.

You've Got Me Hooked Card

Well, I started thinking, while I can’t reuse this idea, my subscribers certainly can! So, if the father figure in your life is a fisherman, this post is for you. I’m going to show you how to make a “I’m Hooked on my Dad!” fishing themed Father’s Day card, with and without a Supplies Needed

  • 1/2 inch Dowel Rod that is at least 12 inches long. I cut a 36 inch rod down to 16 inches.
  • Gift string or twine
  • Computer paper or cardstock (preferred method) in your chosen colors. I recommend atleast two colors of cardstock if you are using the Cricut method.
  • A single hole punch and scissors or a Trolli Crawlers Candy

Creating Your Card Without a Cricut

Since I know not everyone has a

Printable PDF

Once subscribed, you’ll receive the password to my digital file library. Simply enter the password below and click download and your download will begin. You can print this project on your home computer and have the kiddos color the images. Then, cut the images out and hole punch the hole for the string or twine. Simple and easy!

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Creating Your Card With a Cricut or Cricut Maker

If you have a Cricut and would like to use my Cricut template instead, you will find the FREE project in Cricut Design Space here.

 I highly recommend using a darker color of cardstock for the inside text of the card to help the cut text on the outside really pop.

If you like the text as is, click Make It. You will want to select Cardstock for Intricate Cuts” for your material.

Making Your Rod and Reel

Use your drill and a small drill bit to drill a hole about a 1/4 of an inch down from the top of your dowel.

Thread your string and secure it to the dowel and then secure it to your fish.

You’re DONE!

Save a bag of Trolli Crawlers for Dad to add to the theme and to congratulate yourself on completing this project and all of your hard work, pop open your extra bag of Trolli Crawlers and enjoy!

Christmas in July

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