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These super-thin clear printable decals come on a paper backing. Give them a coat of clear varnish, then soak them briefly in water—they will slide off the backing, ready to be applied. Wrap decals around pale-glass bottles and votive holders for table decorations with a charming sea-glass look. The holidays are a time for everyone to gather 'round and appreciate the simple beauty of being together. And what better way to do so than by starting a new tradition?
Get creative and design a fishing rod from a wine cork, and hope that Dad reels in a catch or two he’ll remember for a lifetime. When his co-workers, family members, or friends ask him where he bought it, he’ll proudly say it was made by you. Share the things you love most about your dad, and let him know what activities you enjoy doing with him. Although real hugs and kisses definitely take the cake, Dad will also surely appreciate a jar full of the chocolate hugs and kisses to sweeten his special day. Who knew you could create so much fun art just with your hands and feet alone? Make Dad's morning coffee a little bit better with a colorful cup.
Personalized Mouse Pad
Instead of tossing out an old puzzle, paint the pieces, let dry, and then glue to a picture frame with your own custom message to show Dad how much you love him. But of course, there’s more to Father’s Day than thoughtful gifts. Preserve your late-spring harvest with an all-purpose brine that yields lip-smacking pickles. If he drinks Gibsons, for example, add a dash of dry vermouth to a jar of pearl onions. For an easy DIY gift from the kids, let them decorate a spatula for their grill-loving dad with a sweet message.
Old toys gain new life when they are repurposed into tree ornaments. For a quick craft that's also sweet, candy canes easily transform into the tails of festive mice party favors. Most of these crafts take mere minutes or less to complete, which means you can deck the halls and make things merry in speedy fashion. Be sure to relish this time, though—it isn't every day that you get to make something beautiful with the people you love most. Making a personalized T-shirt is super easy and fun and is one of the coolest DIY gifts for father’s day. Landscaping is usually Dad’s job, so a funny lawn mower card is a cute gift idea for the kids to create.
Painted Ceramics
This gift will touch Dad’s heart and stand the test of time. Father’s Day cards are fun and thoughtful gifts kids can make—and a coupon book makes a nice add-on for children to show how much they care. Using sturdy cardstock paper and a free printable, this homemade gift is a cinch to put together. With these gifts, Dad gets to unwrap something on June 20 that is truly one-of-a-kind and made with love. And hey, if you mess up, he’ll love it anyway — or you can always grab a Father’s Day gift that will ship last-minute.
In muted, monochrome shades, these block letter printables double as a card, making his Father's Day gift even more special. This is a wonderful homemade Father’s Day gift for LEGO lovers. With the help of blank cuff links and some spray paint, this project comes together in minutes. Dad will need someplace to hang all his awesome keychains. Make him this clever keychain organizer with extra LEGO Blocks. Don’t forget to gift this with a homemade Father’s Day card with a sweet inscription.
DIY Coat Rack
Customize pilsner glasses, flasks, or growlers with your choice of lettering, and he’ll think of you every time he uses it. This colorful kite by is constructed with paper, string and bamboo sticks—and it’s simple enough for the kids or grand kids to make. Dad will enjoy letting it soar at the beach or in the backyard with his daughter and family. If you’re searching for a keepsake gift Dad will have forever, look no further. This uniquely engraved glass photo frame offers you a chance to share one of your most special memories with Dad. Choose a photo from an unforgettable day, like a birthday, anniversary or summer holiday together.
We used a chain stitch and satin stitch for the stripes, and French knots on the polka dotted bow tie. Package the tie in an easy-to-make box, dressed up with paper bands. For Dad's world travels, a set of personalized supplies will remind him of where he's been and where he's headed. Little canvas cases with iron-on images make excellent holders for passports as well as for mementos like ticket stubs and his business cards.
Then there are the DIYs that are guaranteed to pull at Dad's heart strings, like a painted handprint sign and a photo puzzle. Don't forget that he could use some self-care, too, with DIY ideas for handmade beard oil, rosemary-scented soap, and a candle. Make this Father’s Day one to remember with a gift for Dad that’s meaningful—and useful. After all dads do and teach us throughout the years, they deserve the very best.
Instead of gifting him candles from the store, create something extra personalized by making them yourself. Here, we mixed pieces of shaved crayon into wax to form a homemade dye that's used to color the base of pillar candles. Simply personalize, print, punch a few holes, then tie the bunch together with a ribbon and call it a day. The ideal gift for the dad who loves to spend time outback barbecuing a delicious meal for friends and family.
A graphic bottle opener made with plexiglass and black paint makes a cool addition to his home bar. With a bit of crafting clay and some paint, you can turn your standard terracotta pot into a planter worthy of a center spot in his office. As more small gatherings finally begin to take place, make sure dad is ready to put his best foot forward with a set of sophisticated leather cufflinks.
These will brighten Dad’s morning, even if it’s a fully packed day. Impress Dad with a handmade wooden headboard—perfect for a master or guest bedroom. He’ll think of you every time he uses it—and he’ll be thankful his morning are a bit more organized. This string art project will bring color and style to your Dad’s office or home. Craft a piece that represents your Dad, using shapes of a favorite locale or pastime.
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