These Kid-Friendly Father's Day Crafts Double as Gifts for Dad (2024)

Does dad love to golf? If so, he's sure to be all smiles about this thoughtful DIY. It won't take much time at all for the kiddos to decorate a few tees in cute colors and patterns. Plus, he'll get plenty of use out of them on the course. Talk about a hole-in-one idea!

Get the tutorial at Merriment Design.

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The best part of this present? He'll get to carry it wherever he goes and think of his sweet family each time he pulls it out of his pocket. There are three different keychain designs to pick from (including #1 Dad) which can be can cut from faux leather, faux suede or another fabric of your choice.

Get the tutorial at Lydi Out Loud.

Pops has probably received an abundance of handmade gifts and cards over the years. Now, he needs something to store them in! This nifty treasure box can be put together with items from your local craft store. You could even fill it with more goodies to give him on Father's Day!

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

If you've been searching the seven seas for an idea worthy of him, look no further! This adorable framed artwork reads "Dad, You're My Anchor." You can use the image attached on the blogger's site to trace and cut your own.

Get the tutorial at Fynes Designs.

If dad is planning to fire up the grill for his special day, you can spice things up by presenting him with these custom BBQ seasoning mix jars. Just grab some jars, decorate the outsides (this blogger provides downloadable templates for you to use), then fill them with store-bought seasoning mixes.

Get the tutorial at Sustain My Craft Habit.

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With just a few simple steps, his daily cup of coffee will be even better! Seriously, all you need is a plain mug, stickers, and paint markers to put a smile on his face each morning. After the kids decorate the mug, put it in the oven and bake it at 350° for 30 minutes. Just be sure to hand wash it when dad is done!

Get the tutorial at I Heart Arts 'N Crafts.

"Love you to the moon and back" reads this precious card with a very special footprint design. You could also go with the phrase, "You’re out of this world, Dad." Either way, he's sure to have a blast when opening it.

Get the tutorial at The Best Ideas for Kids.

Get this: You can help the kids with this handy-dandy DIY project then scratch buying a gift off your to-do list! Once they write their message or draw a picture on the plain back scratcher, you'll just use a wood burning tool to make it permanent. We promise it's so much easier than it sounds!

Get the tutorial at Delia Creates.

This printable present is a little more on the sentimental side, but still just as exciting for the kiddos try their hands at. Here's what they'll do: print and cut out the "All About My Dad" kit, fill out the prompts, insert the pages into a mini photo album (you can find one at a local craft store) then watch as dad opens his one-of-a-kind gift. He'll treasure it forever!

Get the tutorial at Somewhat Simple.

We all know his powers include grilling, dad jokes, and of course, being pretty darn cool, so show him he's your hero with this DIY tee! All you need is a t-shirt, some fabric paints, freezer paper, and stencils. Just be sure to help the little ones with the ironing part!

Get the tutorial at PolkaDot Chair.

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Lego cufflinks are a two-step craft, meaning they're great even for non-crafters! Plus, they double as the perfect gift for all the men in your life.

Get the tutorial at Dream a Little Bigger.

Little ones might not be ready to tackle the garage yet, but this cardboard car toy is a great start. They can enjoy painting the body together, and it will be a sweet reminder sitting on his desk or shelf.

Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.

This craft is simple enough for even the youngest kids to make and play with! All they'll need is a wooden stick, string, ball, and a cup. Plus, the old-fashioned game will remind dad or grandpa of their own youth.

Get the tutorial at One Little Project.

Need a craft that doubles as a wearable gift? This stencil helps you make cute, customizable shirts for all the men in your life.

Get the tutorial at Dream a Little Bigger.

Let Dad be the grill master and the kids his apprentice. The kids can even make mini aprons for themselves!

Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.

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Woodworking dads, this is the DIY project for you. It's a relatively simple project, but the kids will need some guidance. Once the box is complete, stick some images in the frame and you have the most sentimental desk organizer out there!

Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.

Life is about the little moments, and you can never begin to record them too early. This sweet paper journal is the perfect way for kids to record their favorite times with dad.

Get the tutorial at Crazy Little Projects.

Here's to the dad who makes your dream house come true! Now, you can create your most fanciful one together using popsicle sticks!

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.

You'll want to craft these seashell candles before you serve up the best Father's Day meal ever. Once they're set, place them on the table for some nice mood lighting.

Get the tutorial at One Little Project.

A terrarium is like a mess-free science experiment that doubles as a neat decoration. Add your plants and moss, and watch how it grows!

Get the tutorial at Inspired by Charm.

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