 I have seen this done multiple times by DIYers online. Here is my version of a Father's Day flip book made from a deck of cards, a free PDF (see below) and some hinged rings (available from Officeworks). Just write and/or draw 52 things you love about your Dad. Here are some ideas to get you started: His corny dad jokes His quirky socks How devoted he is to his family Driving you to sports training His awesome BBQ skills His great taste in clothes His great pancakes His bear hugs His ability to fix anything that's broken His great listening skills His love of 90s music His passion for fishing He is a good listener His unconditional love His ability to cheer you up when you're down His funny stories about when he was a kid He loves dogs His great gardening skills He always understands when you need a Maccas run His love of Indian food... I made a little hole punch guide so that the holes would be in the same spot on all the cards. (see image below).
A mini tag album would make a great gift (it's Mother's Day on Sunday). You can either use materials you have at home or Kmart has a range of well priced craft supplies.
These would make a great gift instead of chocolate this Easter!
These are super cute and super easy. They would make a great gift idea for a friend, sister, mum or grandmother. I made mine in an evening using slippers from Target, a Kmart pom pom maker, and yarn from Spotlight. You can watch the Red Ted Art pom pom tutorial below.  I made these gorgeous Sugar cookies last week. They are cute and delicious. The deer shape was quite tricky but you could make Christmas trees, stars or other shaped cookies. They would also make a great homemade Christmas gift.
You can find the cookie recipe at https://www.lollipopcakesupplies.com.au and the icing recipe at https://www.recipetineats.com. Happy baking!  I have been trying to cut down on the amount of waste I generate. Even though I love wrapping paper, it is expensive and bad for the environment. Here are some alternatives that either reuse items around the house or are reusable. I have a box of recycled ribbons and string to decorate parcels.
Download and print this Father's Day booklet. Fill in the blanks, cut out the pages, glue them onto some card and voila! A meaningful Father's Day gift. 
These origami pull out drawers are really easy to make. They would be great as a gift box or you could use them to store your jewellery or stationery.  This gift idea is so easy and pretty cheap. I washed an empty tomato tin and punctured a couple of holes in the bottom for drainage with a hammer and nail. Then I covered it in blackboard contact from K-Mart and wrote a corny label in chalk pen. The good thing is it's chalk so if you mess it up you can just wipe it off with a damp cloth and start again. I bought the thyme at the local farmers' market but you can buy herbs at the hardware store or garden centre. I love a good pun and couldn't resist this one!
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