So you want to make a DIY gift for dad for Father’s Day. Kids love making handmade Father’s Day gifts for dad! Spring is finally here—which means Father’s Day is right around the corner! And what better than a homemade, DIY gifts from his kids to celebrate dear old dad and make Father’s Day an extra special occasion? Here’s a list of some of my favorite Father’s Day craft ideas (and yes, some are projects I’ve made to make your life a smidge easier!). Best of all, your kids can even include dad in the creative process!
Father’s Day Ideas
Kim’s Top Father’s Day Projects for “Pop” Art:
A Family Painting:
No, not a family portrait—literally, painting with the family! This DIY gift for dad from his kids is the perfect way to bond as a family—and get your hands super dirty while you’re at it. Dad can even hang the finished art in his office!
A Dad Collage:
Grab some old magazines, scissors, and glue stick—and kids can create frameable, personalized piece of art, totally dedicated to, and about, their father.
DIY Tie Rack:
Sure, lots of people give ties for Father’s Day. But where will Dad put them all? Here’s a fun, simple DIY tie rack your children can make. Be sure to add some flair with paint or stickers!
Tie-Dye Ties:
For those who do want to give the man of the house a tie, considering tie-dying one! Our Studio Art Beat Box tie dye box comes with all the materials necessary to create a memorable Father’s Day gift…all you need is the tie!
Homemade Shaving Cream:
Yeah, beards are totally in these days, but that doesn’t mean Dad couldn’t use a good shave now and then. Here is a Father’s Day activity that is fun to create—and smells great, too!
And as long as we are talking about shaving cream, you can make dad a marbled trinket dish to put all of his loose change in. If your dad is anything like my dad, that means he has lots of loose change!
Make-Your-Own Coasters:
Raise a glass to Dad—then place it on one of these personalized coasters.
Trust me when I say: every time Dad picks up his drink, he’ll think of his kids! This fun Father’s Day craft is easy, creative, and will get lots of use.
Selfie Scrapbook:
If there’s one thing kids are good at, it’s taking selfies. So, harness that talent and help your kids make a fun scrapbook comprised of close-ups with Dad. It might be one of the few times you ask them to pick up their phones instead of putting them down.
Shrinky Dink Personalized Note Keychain:
This is one of my absolute favorite projects and I usually post this for Mother’s Day. But…dads love these too and tend to keep them forever! No matter what you and your kids create this Father’s Day, it’s sure to be unique and special. After all, it’s not just about making art, but making memories together!
