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Daddy Crafts… Box car

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While I helped out with the holiday program at my church,
my kids stayed home with Daddy.
(They were too sick to go unfortunately.)
But they got to do DADDY CRAFT!
Mr Happy’s craft involved a car – of course!
Look at the details!
paper plate for a steering wheel…
paper wheels…
bright yellow headlights…
CD reflectors on the back…
a tape roll for an exhaust pipe…
and a special piece of cardboard to attach the trailer.
I’m told Mr Happy sat in his car for quite some time.
Well done, Daddy!
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  1. Too cute! My hubby is all about using boxes to make forts for the little ones. 🙂 Stumbled on you from Liz's BlogFrog!

  2. Boys and boxes. The perfect combination. Pretty clever too with all of the added embellishments.

  3. I'm always amazed at how much fun children have with simple things. I'm sure your kids had a blast with daddy.

  4. My boys love this kind of thing. Now I need to find a box… Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday:)

  5. Awesome! I love the CDs on the back!!!
    I recently made something similar with my kids and we painted black and yellow. Called it the Bee Helicopter 😉

  6. He looks like he's having the time of his life. Just goes to show, once again kids have fun with the similest of things!

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