Nothing says “I love you” more than thoughtful handmade Fathers’ day crafts. When I was younger I always spent time making my parents gifts, whether it was in art class or crafting at home it was always so much fun! Fathers day is the perfect time to show your husband or add some love with a DIY project. I found some super cute and easy inspiration to get you started!
If you’re looking for fun and free activities to do with the Dad in your life on Fathers day, check out the free printable activities that you can complete as a family!
Here are the best crafts I found:
Father’s Day Handy Dad Card
Source: Non Toy Gifts
Show love for your Dad or husband this Father’s Day with this super creative homemade card! The heart shape is dressed up in a handy mans outfit and I don’t think it could be any cuter! It’s a great idea for all fathers who know how to fix things around the house. Plus, it’s simple to make!
Handprint Father’s Day Gift
Source: Lily Ardor
Give your Dad a true keepsake this Father’s Day! Using their hands, your kids can create a lovely art piece that shows their love for their dad. You’ll need only 4 supplies that won’t break your bank and your kids’ hands to make the handprints. Easy and fun…. even if they are toddlers, your kids will definitely enjoy making this one!
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Father’s Day Trophy Card
Source: Easy Peasy & Fun
Tell Dad he’s the best Dad in the world with this handmade trophy card! I love making cards instead of buying them since they save money… and they’re way more meaningful! This tutorial shows you exactly how to make one. Plus, it comes with a free template. Too easy!
DIY Father’s Day Mason Jar Gift
Source: The Seasoned Mom
There’s no better gift than a gift made from the heart. And, this Father’s Day craft is just like that! It’s simple enough that the kids can help out with the majority of it and it won’t make a huge mess. If you have some old legos laying around, it won’t cost you anything!
Super Easy Fathers Day Craft
Source: Design Improvised
Is your husband into golf? Then, you and the kids could make personalized golf tees for him! Using a paint dripping technique and your favorite colors to create this cool Father’s Day craft. You can pack them in a bag and add a ribbon to it to make official. This is another one that’s inexpensive!
DIY Leather Wallet
Source: The Merry Thought
Trying to keep your kids away from the iPad!? Break out the arts and crafts! Use your next crafting session to create something useful and thoughtful for Father’s Day. This leather wallet is a perfect gift because it’s simple and requires only one material… leather. Let your kids cut it and then you could sew it together for them. Voila, you could have your very own DIY leather wallet/cardholder!
My Dad Rocks Paper Weight Craft
Source: Hello Wonderful
Does your Dad rock? Then, there’s no cooler idea for a Father’s Day gift than this rock craft! A few simple supplies and a free afternoon are all you need to make these cheap painted rocks. Check it out!
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DIY Footprint Rocket Card
Source: The Best Ideas For Kids
Show your dad that you love him to the moon and back with this footprint rocket craft! It’s so cool and if you have some left over construction paper/paint you can make this in a single crafting seesion! Grab all the supplies you need and get down to making the Father in your life this super fun card
My Dad Rocks Keepsake Box Father’s Day Craft
Source: Darcy & Brian
I just love using popsicle sticks for my craft projects. They’re easy for the kids and you can make just about anything. This box is one of them! Give the Dad in your life a homemade gift that he can use all year round. It’s that simple! Plus, your kids will have so much fun making it too
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DIY LEGO Frame for Kids
Source: See Vanessa Craft
Looking for a simple Father’s Day DIY project your kids can make? Use some left over LEGO’S to create this frame and add a family photo to create the perfect gift. It’s easy-to-make, pretty quick and CHEAP if you have old legos just waiting to be used
Pop Up Star Wars Card
Source: Red Ted Art
If your husband or Dad is a Star Wars fan, here’s a creative DIY Father’s Day gift for him. This pop-up card is adorable with the little Yoda on it. There’s a free printable in the tutorial for to make it super easy! May the FORCE be with you this Father’s day!
Wooden Pencil Holder For Dads
Source: The Country Chic Cottage
Add a functional and homemade piece of decor to your Dad’s or husband’s office with this DIY project. It shows you how to make a homemade pencil holder with some custom decoration on it. It’s useful and thoughtful as the message. Plus, you could add pictures to the other sides to really make it your own!
Father’s Day Baseball Craft
Source: The Kindergarten Connection
If you’re running short on time this Father’s day… this craft project is for you! All you need is a baseball (one for each kid), an ink pad, and your kids little hand to make this DIY gift. It’s a true keepsake the Father in your life would love to put on the shelf in his office. Super cute!
I Love Dad Thumbprint Craft
Source: A Dab of Glue Will Do
The BEST gifts are always the ones that are handmade! If you’re looking for a craft project that has it all… then this painted thumbprint card is the one! Your kids can use all their skills to make it… scissor skills, painted, gluing… all the important crafting skills! Plus, you’ll end up with a super meaningful card to give to the special Dad of the day!
Homemade Art for Father’s Day
Source: The Country Chic Cottage
I’m sure we all have hundreds if not thousands of pictures of our kids! Here’s a lovely and thoughtful idea to make that’s something a bit different than just a new picture! You could make this handprint art for Father’s Day using your little one’s hand. If you already have some paint at home… all you would need is a quick stop at Hobby Lobby for the wood. I feel like this would look amazing hanging up out in the garage!
Paper Tie Fathers Day Craft
Source: The Best Ideas For Kids
This construction paper craft is more than SUITable as a Father’s Day gift! Turn the classic card into an awesome shirt and tie one. What makes this craft so special is that your kids will decorate the tie with their cute little thumbprints. Plus, there’s a free printable template to make things even easier!
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DIY Paper Award Ribbon
Source: Easy Peasy & Fun
Want to give the Father in your life the perfect piece of regination that he deserves?! This homemade paper award ribbon is it! All you need is some paper, marker, glue, and scissors. Simple, thoughtful, and will look great hanging up in the office!
Dino-Mite Homemade Card For Dads
Source: The Soccer Mom Blog
Need a last-minute Father’s Day craft your kid can make? Check out this cute little dinosaur card! It’s the perfect way to tell Dad how much you love him. I know I’ve said it before… just there’s just nothing like a homemade card!
10 Minute Father’s Day Picture Frame
Source: Practically Functional
If you already have the perfect Father’s day picture picked out and printed… You could make him this simple yet creative DIY picture frame! All you need is a simple picture frame, wooden scrabble letters, and spray paint. You can’t go wrong with this one!
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Photo Pop-Up Father’s Day Card
Source: The Soccer Mom Blog
Is your husband or Dad in your life into baseball? Use his passion to create this awesome baseball card for Father’s Day! Add a photo of you and the kids to personalize it. Plus, it’s a pop-up card… so, your husband will love catching this fly ball!
I hope that you found a craft you love to make this Father’s day! The great thing is, any craft you choose to make your Dad will love! It’s all about gifts that are thoughtful and made with love! Once your crafting is complete and looking for a way to get your week in order, check out the free printables I’ve been working on below. Let me know what you think!
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