Awesome Father's Day Idea

I am glad you are here reading my post about this awesome Father's Day gift idea!

I was excited to come across poloppo.com, "where children's art comes to life."

This is a very cool website with many neat options! You can take your child's art scan it in and then it can be printed on t-shirts, mugs, magnets, or a canvas. :) Don't have a way to scan your child's are work??? Just for you they have a neat App on their site called Picto where you can create your own masterpiece!

Picture your child handing you a newly drawn picture, how do you think they would respond when you took that drawing and put it on a t-shirt for them? They would be thrilled and feel so special! :)

How about asking your child to make a picture for dad? I'm willing to bet they would be so excited to give dad a t-shirt or mug that they designed! :)

I had the opportunity to try the Picto app and my daughter who is 4, she was able to create a fun spray painted background (see picture above). After she had the background perfect I used hand over hand technique to write "My Dad Rocks." (The saying was her idea, which I loved more then World's Best Dad.) The Picto App was very simple to use and all beginners would figure it out quickly. :) We are taking our creation and putting it on a mug and it should arrive here just in time for Father's Day! I am pleased that the mugs are also dishwasher safe, always a thing I check when I get mugs. :) :) :)

THERE IS STILL TIME TO GET YOUR FATHERS DAY ORDERS IN!!!

ALSO get 15% off your order by using coupon code: "Praises15"

Check out the Gallery of other kids art work, it's so adorable!

If you create something I would love to see it! :) :)

Comments

gift pakistan said…

Cool and all new gift ideas in this site i like to use one of them gift idea when i need it.

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