Craftsperson Helps Father's Day Gift Givers Create Unique Gifts

Online, May 11, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Cambridge, ON - - Father's Day, June 19th, is a day we set aside to remember the men who helped raise and shape us into the individuals we've become. On this day, we express our love for them, as well as our appreciation for everything they've done for us.

For many, however, adequately expressing those feelings can be difficult. The predictable tie or fishing/golf-related items that fill store shelves this time of year become repetitive, and don't really get the feelings across. Although time spent together with family is an invaluable gift, always appreciated by dads, having a remembrance of Father's Day is important to them, as well.

So much attention is paid to creating handmade gifts for moms, that we often forget dads appreciate the sentiment behind a handmade creation, as well. Whether the gift is for a dad, grandfather, uncle or other significant man in your life, it will be cherished for the love that goes into making it. They also have a nostalgic quality which ensures they'll be saved for years to come.

World renowned craftsperson, Andrea Walford, works with other crafters who want to create unique hand-made cards and gifts for their loved ones. Classes are conducted both in person through one-on-one and group situations and online using how-to videos and tutorials.

Andrea would be happy to speak with interested gift givers and offer a personal consultation. She can be contacted at (519) 620-8810 or [email protected] to discuss your Father's Day gift-giving needs and suggest some creative gifts for your family and friends that can be personalized to represent both you, as well as the person you are giving the gift to. Or, visit Andrea's website, http://www.papercraftersworld.com, to view some of these suggestions.

Andrea is also available for media interviews to discuss handmade Father's Day gifts. To schedule, please use the contact information provided.

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Contact:
Liz Sanpietro
SIMB Public Relations
646-233-3104
[email protected]