Here is another Father’s Day gift idea. I love giving gifts of gourmet sodas because people really get into experimenting with the different flavors. (For Christmas I gave my sister’s family a giant crate of 50 different rootbeers–it was a hit.) Most cities will have a specialty soda store where you can buy these, here in California I usually go to BevMo. You can always order stuff online but the shipping can get pricey so its usually better to pick it up in person. (PS – Remember my rainbow soda bar?)
Materials Needed: Wooden Crate, Vintage Sodas
This project doesn’t need any instructions but we found it easiest to take the crate to the soda shop to test how they all fit. And beware, the crate of sodas gets heavy quick!
Photography by Sarah Hebenstreit of Modern Kids Photography for Oh Happy Day
Art Direction by Jordan Ferney
Styling by Milan Shimono Lee
Crafting by Caitlin Barker
Not Just A Mommy
May 28, 2013
I love this idea especially since I’m going through a gourmet soda crush myself. Cost Plus World Market also has a great selection too, it’s where I find all mine. My BevMo is a little far from me.
Lisette Wolter-McKinley
May 28, 2013
I love how popular vintage or artisan sodas are becoming.
Valerie
May 28, 2013
Super cute and tasty idea! Love how colorful of a gift that makes too.
PARIS BEE kids blog
May 28, 2013
Love those colours!!!! Sweet!!!
xoxo PARIS BEE kids blog
Michelle @ Full Belly, Worn Soles
May 28, 2013
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Sarah
May 28, 2013
This is SO much fun!! I absolutely love this idea…so colorful and cheery!! Thanks for sharing a fresh new, and super fun idea;)
Xo
Sarah
Attic Lace
sofy
May 29, 2013
We have done this with beer instead for adults.
But yeah good idea with different sodas, or juices.
We haven’t got a very big selection of sodas here in Denmark,
but there is beginning to come a lot of organic, gourmet juices on bottles.
Rachael
May 29, 2013
These photos are irrestible! Love it for a kid’s birthday party that would get adults excited too (but how to keep the kids from drinking all the good stuff?…)
Maria G.
May 31, 2013
It’s a very cool gift idea and very simple. It does not cost much. In fact, I’m having my own soda crate idea now. After all, it’s not how expensive the gift you give is. It’s actually the thought that counts. This is a very imaginative idea. It’s not actually good only for Father’s day but for all occasions or even if there is no occasion at all.
allie
June 2, 2013
Where are those cute pants on the left from!?!