11 Father’s Day Gifts Kids Can Make

Arts and Crafts

Father’s Day is just around the corner and with kids home from school, you can be sure that they won’t have any cute crafts to bring home for dad. And while stores are starting to open up in certain areas of Ontario and online shopping is always an option, is it really Father’s Day if your kids don’t give their dad some kind of DIY gift?

Even if the DIY gift is just a part of the bigger picture, we think something homemade is so special. So we’ve rounded up 11 Father’s Day gifts that your kids can make at home.

Dad will love them, we swear!

Hugs & Fishes

Does Dad have a sweet tooth? Maybe even a passion for fishing? Then this fun, quick Father’s Day gift is the perfect DIY. All you need is a printer, a small plastic bead organizer or tackle box, and a bunch of Swedish Fish. You can get the full tutorial—and printable tag—at eighteen25.com.

DIY Beer Bouquet

This is the kind of bouquet that Dad is going to love! With some green tissue paper and green and red construction paper, you can turn Dad’s favourite 6-pack of beer into a beautiful bouquet fit for a king. Not only does it show you put in some thought… but he gets a 6-pack out of it too! Get the full tutorial from Unoriginal Mom.

Building LEGO Memories

We love this idea from The Seasoned Mom—a jar full of LEGO (you’ll want to use Duplo blocks for space) that each has a different fun activity that the kids love to do with their dad. Sit down with your kids and brainstorm ideas together and write them onto the Duplo blocks. Not only is a great way for Dad to see all the wonderful things his kids love to do with him, but it’s also a great stash of ideas for when he just doesn’t know what to do on a Sunday afternoon.

Shirt & Tie Card

Using real fabric to make the tie, this adorable card is sure to be a hit with Dad. Pick out a pattern or colour that reminds you of your dad and get to work. This craft is great for kids of all ages. Head to Happy Hooligans for the full tutorial.

Bicycle Brake Clock

Why not add a little decor to Dad’s office with this Bicycle Brake Clock from Instructables? This is a great gift, especially if dad is an avid cyclist. You’ll need a few parts and younger kids will need help from an adult to pull this one off.

Dinosaur Planter

What’s more fun than a dinosaur planter? Not much really! The kids will love helping to make this cute dinosaur planter for Dad and Dad will love having it on his desk, or a bookshelf in the house. Be sure to use a cactus or succulent as they are hearty, hard-to-kill plants. Check out the tutorial from Home To Love.

Pop Art Mug

Get artistic with a few pictures of Dad with the kids. This craft has a lot of different layers, so you can get the kids involved in different aspects of the project depending on their ages. Get the full tutorial from Red Ted Art.

Fish Handprint Card

Not only is the card super cute, it also gives Dad a fun reminder of just how little your little ones really are. Using their handprint and a few fun craft essentials, you can create this super fun card with kids of any age. Read how you can make your own at The Best Ideas For Kids.

Comic Book Coaster

If the dad in your life is a big comic book fan, then these comic book coasters will be the perfect Father’s Day gift. You’ll need some Modge Podge, old comic books, and a few other materials to make this project come to life. Head over to Modge Podge Rocks to see how you can make your own.

Nuts & Bolts Heart

How many of us can say that there isn’t a box full of mismatched nails, screws, and nuts in our garage right now? I am assuming not a single person has raised their hands out home so I will continue. This fun craft gives new life to those bits and bobs you have lying around by creating a beautiful craft that Dad will be proud to display. Learn how to make it with Mosswood Connections.

Rocketship Father’s Day Card

We love this card because it is just so cute and fun! With construction paper, yarn and glue as the main components of this craft it’s also a great one for any age. Head over to Non-Toy Gifts to see how you can make your own Love You To The Moon And Back themed card.

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