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Father's Day is just around the corner, and we have the scoop on some unique handmade gifts for all the dads on your list. MakerPlace by Michaels , which is the go-to online marketplace for handmade goods and unique gifts specially crafted by U.S.-based makers and artisans. Hundreds of thousands of treasures are available on MakerPlace. From customizable gifts and bespoke crafts to one-of-a-kind keepsakes, you're sure to find something special for anyone who appreciates the craft and skill of handmade goods. MakerPlace is a part of Michaels and who knows better about handmade creations than them. And when you shop on MakerPlace, you're supporting independent handmade artists and sellers, who get to keep more of what they earn. First up, custom picnic blankets. Perfect for bringing the whole family together for a Father's Day picnic. Something dads will treasure for years. You can engrave dad's name or initials on the leather handle for a personal touch. The blanket fits 6 to 8 people and is water and sand proof, and perfect for his next outdoor adventure too. Get it for $69.99. Now if you've got a pickleball-loving dad, this one-of-a-kind personalized pickleball towel, just a fun, unique and useful gift for dad to show off his latest hobby, and a steal at $14.50. Up next for the dads that walk around with bulky old wallets, this is a handmade, genuine leather trifold wallet --- a total upgrade. You can engrave dad's initials, name, or a special phrase, just a beautiful timeless gift he'll proudly carry every day. This runs from $29-$39.50. For dads who are always working on DIY projects or making repairs, this is a custom engraved screwdriver. It comes in a Phillips head or flat head option, and is both beautiful and functional. It's perfect for your favorite handyman. Get it for $20-$29. If you have a grill dad in your life, then a personalized spatula is a great gift to have him feeling like king of the BBQ. This MakerPlace seller offers several fun sayings to choose from to add on your spatula. Get it for $23.95. Lastly, show dad you appreciate him for guiding you through life with a custom engraved compass. You can add a personalized note right inside to make it even more special. Get it for $59.99. To find all these great gifts and even more go to michaels.com/makerplace .
Father's Day is just around the corner, and we have the scoop on some unique handmade gifts for all the dads on your list. MakerPlace by Michaels , which is the go-to online marketplace for handmade goods and unique gifts specially crafted by U.S.-based makers and artisans. Hundreds of thousands of treasures are available on MakerPlace. From customizable gifts and bespoke crafts to one-of-a-kind keepsakes, you're sure to find something special for anyone who appreciates the craft and skill of handmade goods. MakerPlace is a part of Michaels and who knows better about handmade creations than them. And when you shop on MakerPlace, you're supporting independent handmade artists and sellers, who get to keep more of what they earn. First up, custom picnic blankets. Perfect for bringing the whole family together for a Father's Day picnic. Something dads will treasure for years. You can engrave dad's name or initials on the leather handle for a personal touch. The blanket fits 6 to 8 people and is water and sand proof, and perfect for his next outdoor adventure too. Get it for $69.99. Now if you've got a pickleball-loving dad, this one-of-a-kind personalized pickleball towel, just a fun, unique and useful gift for dad to show off his latest hobby, and a steal at $14.50. Up next for the dads that walk around with bulky old wallets, this is a handmade, genuine leather trifold wallet --- a total upgrade. You can engrave dad's initials, name, or a special phrase, just a beautiful timeless gift he'll proudly carry every day. This runs from $29-$39.50. For dads who are always working on DIY projects or making repairs, this is a custom engraved screwdriver. It comes in a Phillips head or flat head option, and is both beautiful and functional. It's perfect for your favorite handyman. Get it for $20-$29. If you have a grill dad in your life, then a personalized spatula is a great gift to have him feeling like king of the BBQ. This MakerPlace seller offers several fun sayings to choose from to add on your spatula. Get it for $23.95. Lastly, show dad you appreciate him for guiding you through life with a custom engraved compass. You can add a personalized note right inside to make it even more special. Get it for $59.99. To find all these great gifts and even more go to michaels.com/makerplace .
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