DIY Father’s Day Best Dad Book
Today’s project is a super simple printable with just the sweetest sentiment. Designed to complement our earlier DIY Father’s Day projects, our Best Dad book provides an opportunity for the little ones to say a little about their papa. And just like our Best Mom book, we have made this printable book free for you to download.
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You’re the best, Dad
Our Best Dad book has a page for writing about Dad’s favorites plus a space for a hand-drawn picture of Dad. It also has an extra cute back page that might just bring a tear to his eye. With statements like “My Dad taught me…..”, “My Dad is best at….” and “My favorite memory with my Dad is…..” this book is going to be one he’ll keep forever!
To make this Best Dad book, you will only need a printer and two sheets of card stock. Then scroll down below to download the PDF and print out your book. We had a couple of the teammates’ kiddos give these a go and they approached it with such a sense of pride and love. It was a joy to watch!
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Whatever you make, be sure to share it with us by tagging #MadeWithLia on Instagram! And feel free to comment below if you have any questions or suggestions.
Tools
- Printer
Materials
- Lia Griffith Cardstock – Kraft & Natural
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11 Comments
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Linda
February 14, 2022 at 10:50am
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February 14, 2022 at 12:26pm
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Tara
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Sara
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May 29, 2015 at 10:31am
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Leave a CommentIs there a way to change Dad to Papa. My grandson calls his father Papa and I would like to make this with him.
Thanks,
Linda
Since this was illustrated we can not change it at this point. You could glue some colored paper over “Dad” and make a decorative and handdrawn “Papa”>
I wish there was one for a grandpa too.
So sorry, Tara. We have included Grandpa in a few other projects but will add to one to this project before next year.
Is this a free printable or do you have to pay for a membership to download?
Hi Sara, this isn’t one of our freebies. You can always sign up for a monthly membership then cancel when you have downloaded what you need 🙂
Oh good!!
Thank you for this great idea! Perfect for the daddy who has everything and is very hard to buy for.
Thank you. We definitely think it is a keepsake:-)
I love this idea, but when I clicked the link to the PDF, it was a blank PDF. Perhaps I have done something incorrectly?
Hmmm…. works for me. Can you try again!
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