 Happy Father's Day from Bucketville, USA |
Here is a neat DIY Project, just in time to get ready for Father’s Day!For this project you will need a small, round water cooler, craft paper, dowel rods, wire cutters, gardening utensils, gardening gloves, packages of different kinds of seeds, cellophane and a drill press. |
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| First fill the water cooler with some craft paper. This will give your items something to sit on so that they don’t rest on the bottom of the cooler. |
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I cut 3 dowel rods in half and put these toward the back of the cooler. Dad will need these to tie up his tomato plants. The dowel rods are not very big, so wire cutters cut them just fine. |
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| Add gardening utensils. I put these toward the back also. You want the bigger items toward the back so that they don’t hide the smaller items that will go in front. |
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Add gardening gloves. I hung these over the side of the cooler. |
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| I picked out some of my Dad’s favorite vegetable seeds and added them to his cooler. You can add whatever your father likes. | |
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| Now for your Blossom Bucket products! The first item I used was 093-81299 “Happy Father’s Day”. I drilled a whole 1/2” deep into the bottom of my piece, and then simply hot glued a dowel rod into the hole.The second item I used was 042-26861 “ I Love Grandpa”, a Buckets Most Wanted piece.
The last item I used was item 093-80884 “I Love My Papa”. This time, I just sat it with the gardening products. |
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| Now you can add some cellophane. Make sure you cut a piece large enough that there is plenty of extra on both sides. Bring the sides together above the cooler and tie with a ribbon or some raffia.This is a neat gift for all Dads… and best of all, every single piece in this gift is handy! Have fun! |
Tags: DIY, Father's Day, Holidays, Recreation
