Father’s Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in June. Father’s Day is a great opportunity to remember and honor a grand-father, father-in-law, godfather and step-father as well. In our Catholic faith, many of us remember our priest on Father’s Day as well. If you are of another faith, you may choose to remember your minister, rabbi or spiritual leaders as the father figure that he is in your religious community. You may want to honor other men that have been a father figure or mentor in their life; a teacher, Big Brother, uncle or friend.
With any celebration, we think of gift-giving. For some folks that can become a burdensome expense. If you want to remember a father figure in your life, you can easily create a nice greeting card for any man in your life. Check out these websites with free printable greeting cards. Some have tutorial -e-card creators also. for children, I’ve added some links with coloring pages and color-your -own greeting cards. As much as possible, these printables are free and require no user ID, password or personal data to use. You will want an Adobe Acrobat reader which you can download free. These sites add no sypware or adware to you computer neither, nor will you need to install any toolbar that will slow or stall your browser.
Vintage Holiday Crafts I reviewed this site for Mother’s Day cards and was delighted to find such awesome Father’s Day greeting cards. The vintage art includes nostalgic sports memorabilia, collectible baseball trading card style greetings, war and military memorabiliia, vintage airplanes and advertising logos.
Print Free Look here for all your Father’s Day greeting cards and gift wrap. There are half-fold and quarter fold greeting cards. Card themes include hunting, fishing, cars, motorcycles, boating, sailing, nature, trucks, airplanes and funny animal cards. There are some religious cards also. This site has several printable coloring pages that can be folded into greeting cards for Father’s Day.
Less Hansen From Lee Hansen, we can always expect high quality free printables, educational materials and fun parenting stuff. For Father’s Day, Lee Hansen links us to free cards to print, coloring pages, IOU coupons for dads, grandfather cards, create-a-card links, Father’s Day crafts like genealogy projects, family scrapbook tutorial and printable material. There are printable poems, awards, bookmarks, calendars and family tree makers for dad on Father’s Day as well.
There are other websites to check, but you can be sure that I have culled out the best in Father’s Day cards that are not only free to print, but require no membership. Many sites that claim to have free cards ultimately require you to register and some even try to lure you into submitting credit card information at the final stage of your card creator. These sites are the safest and best that I can find for truly free printable Father’s Day cards.
