3D Father’s Day Trophy – With Paper Cup Super Easy

Are you looking for Father’s Day trophy preschool craft ideas? Father’s Day trophy preschool craft activities are one of the most fun activities you can do with your kids on Father’s Day.  

Celebrate Father’s Day with creative and recycled crafts for kids’ DIY project – a paper cup trophy figure that will truly make your dad feel like a champion. In this step-by-step craft tutorial for children tutorial, we’ll show you how to craft unique and homemade crafts for kids’ trophies using simple materials and your artistic touch. Whether you’re looking for a meaningful gift or a fun activity to do together, this Father’s Day trophy figure is sure to be a memorable and cherished keepsake. Join us as we dive into the world of crafting and unleash your creativity to honor the incredible fathers in our lives. Let’s get started!

This Father’s Day trophy printable craft is super fun and easy to make. In this step by step father’s Day trophy craft, I have made a 3D trophy with paper from scratch. But I know you might not have all the materials or even the time to gather everything on such short notice so I have made a complete Father’s Day trophy template for you. Once you download the template you will find everything you need to make the 3D Father’s Day Trophy. The templates include the template for a paper cup. Remember to use cardstock paper to make the trophy craft.

How To Make a Paper Cup Trophy

Supplies:

1. Paper Cup. 
2. Pencil.
3. Ruler.
4. Scissors. 
5. Paint. 
6. Paintbrushes.
7. Glue. 
8. Glitter paper.

Download Free Template:

Father’s Day Trophy craft template Download. 

Instructions:

Step 1: Prepare The Paper Cup

Select a paper cup for the craft r download the templates I have attached above to make the paper cup. 

Cup the top part of the paper cup. 

Step 2: Prepare The Base Plate

Paint top cut out part of the paper cup using brown paint. 

Also, cut out a round brown cardstock according to the size of the top of the paper cup. 

Glue the brown cardstock paper on the cutout part of the paper cup. 

Step 3: Color The Cup and Make The Stand

Paint the bottom portion of the cutout paper cup using yellow paint. Add more than one layer of paint if you need to. 

Cut out the stand and handles for the Father’s Day trophy. 

Roll the rectangular piece of yellow cardstock to make the stand for the trophy, and glue the stand on the bottom of the cup. 

Step 4: Decorate The Trophy:

Cut out glittery adhesive craft papers to decorate the Father’s Day trophy. 

Glue cut-out glittery paper strips on the trophy. 

Step 5: Finish Making The Trophy

Glue the handles on the two sides of the trophy. 

Then, glue the brown base with the trophy’s stand. 

Use a marker pen to add the finishing detail and write the number “1” on the cup to complete making your 3D Father’s Day Trophy Craft.

As Father’s Day approaches, remember that the true value of this gift lies not in its material, but in the sentiment behind it. Cherish the memories you’ll create as you present your homemade Father’s Day trophy cup craft to your dad, sharing stories, laughter, and love. The joy you’ll experience together will forever be etched in your hearts.

So, let your imagination soar, and allow your creativity to express the depths of your love for your dad. Embrace the beauty of handmade gestures and the power of meaningful connections. This Father’s Day, make it a celebration filled with appreciation, admiration, and a heartfelt tribute to the extraordinary fathers who enrich our lives.

Here is another fun and similar Father’s Day Trophy Craft you might enjoy making.

Love paper cup crafts? check out this Paper Cup Easter Chick Craft 

Happy crafting and happy Father’s Day!

What is Father’s Day

Father’s Day is a special occasion celebrated worldwide to honor and appreciate the contribution, love, and guidance of fathers and father figures. It is time to express gratitude for their unwavering support, sacrifices, and profound influence in shaping our journey.

The first Father’s Day was celebrated on June 19, 1910, in Spokane, Washington. It gradually gained recognition and in 1972, President Richard Nixon signed a proclamation declaring Father’s Day a national celebration in the United States.

Father’s Day is usually celebrated on the third Sunday of June in many countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and India. However, the exact date may vary in different regions. It is a time for children, young and old, to express their love and gratitude to their fathers through heartfelt gestures, gifts, cards, and spending quality time together.

Ways to celebrate Father’s Day are varied and personal, from simple acts of kindness to grand gestures. Some families organize special meals or outings, while others engage in activities that dads enjoy, such as fishing, hiking, or watching sports together. Handmade gifts, personalized cards, and heartfelt messages are popular ways to show love and appreciation.

Father’s Day is a day to honor biological fathers and celebrate stepfathers, adoptive fathers, grandfathers, uncles, and other fatherly figures who have played important roles in our lives. It is a beautiful opportunity to acknowledge their love, mentorship and the positive influence they have provided.

Finally, Father’s Day serves as a reminder to cherish and celebrate the extraordinary men who have guided us, supported us, and loved us unconditionally. It’s an opportunity to make lasting memories and express our deep gratitude for father figures who have had a lasting impact on our lives.