If you haven't yet noticed, Father's Day is just around the corner! That means it's time to buckle down on finding a gift for Dad that he'll love. Buying something he needs online is always a great, easy option. If you really want to go the extra mile though, a gift that's completely handmade is the ultimate heartfelt touch! Plus, doing a DIY craft is a fun way to get the whole family involved and can even be a fun Father's Day activity!
Ahead, you'll find DIY Father's Day gifts that cover a wide range of interests for any dad in your life, including handmade cufflinks, at-home plant kits, delicious snack mixes, or even tie-dye T-shirts. These could even make great cowboy gifts if you're buying for someone like Ladd Drummond—check out the easy crafts using leather! Plus, there are tons of kid-friendly projects too, like painted pots with funny faces and lighthearted stenciled ties. 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. Whether you're looking for gifts for stepdads, grandfathers, uncles, or any father figure in your life, you're definitely more than covered with these creative DIY Father's Day gifts.
One Little Project
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Dyed Tile Coasters
This one is for the dads who constantly remind the kids, don't to place cups right on the wood! Create a color scheme that dad loves, and use sharpies to shade in the tiles. Then, drip a few drops of rubbing alcohol over the tile and allow the colors to spread into a dyed masterpiece!
Get the tutorial at One Little Project.
SHOP CERAMIC TILES
Pretty Providence
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Breakfast In Bed Tray and Kit
Take a page out of the Drummond book and treat dad to a sweet breakfast in bed! Gift boxes always feel so special, especially when they have a selection of all your favorite items. Plus, the vinyl labels make everything feel fancier.
Get the tutorial at Pretty Providence.
One Little Project
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Watercolor String Painting
String painting is so much fun and an easy art technique to do with kids. Once you've created your masterpiece add a personal touch with thumb or hand prints and frame it as a sentimental gift dad can hang on his wall.
Get the tutorial at One Little Project.
Lovely Indeed
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Custom Backgammon Set
Making a custom backgammon board is almost as fun as playing backgammon! This blogger painted her tiles pink and white, but you can personalize the pieces with dads favorite color.
Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.
Inspiration Made Simple
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Mini Tie Piñata
Make a festive piñata just for Father's Day and fill it with all his favorite goodies. He'll be touched you went the extra mile to make him one that is personalized for the special day.
Get the tutorial at Inspiration Made Simple.
SHOP CREPE STREAMERS
A Pumpkin and a Princess
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'Thanks for Helping Me Grow' Succulent
This sweet and literal message will make dad smile every time he sees it: Thanks for helping me grow! If he doesn't have a green thumb, no problem. Succulents require little care, which means he can enjoy the greenery stress-free.
Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and A Princess.
Average but Inspired
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Dad Memory Box
Keep your memories with your old man safe in one cute and personalized place. This gift is a great intro to woodwork—all you have to do is find an unfinished box, apply wood stain, and stencil in your chosen message.
Get the tutorial at Average but Inspired.
Lovely Indeed
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Embroidered Photograph Set
Embroidering can turn a regular family photo into a frame-worthy art piece. It's a sweet way to decorate a memory with hearts, thought bubbles, and other shapes that capture the feelings of the moment. All you need is an embroidery needle and thread, and a bit of creativity!
Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.
Happiness Homemade
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"We're Nuts About You" Photo Frame
Who doesn't love a good old dad joke? Even if your pop isn't the handyman DIY pro in your family, he'll still get a kick out of this punny picture frame.
Get the tutorial at Happiness Homemade.
Pillar Box Blue.
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World Map Clock
Ignite that feeling of wanderlust and adventure! A simple, inexpensive clock like this one from IKEA becomes so much more when covered in a weathered map. You can use an old driving map of the US or print out a vintage-looking world map from google.
Get the tutorial at Pillar Box Blue.
SHOP CLOCKS
The Craft Patch
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Glass Etching Dish Wear
Glass etching looks so nice on everything from baking dishes to mugs to glasses. If he's a new dad, write "dad juice" on a beer glass, while seasoned fathers might appreciate a "top chef" moment on a baking dish.
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
One Little Project
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Mustache Mug
Dad will love a gift he can use every morning, and the rest of you can giggle every time he lifts the mustache to his lips! To go the extra mile, you might want to pair this hipster-inspired mug with a bag of his favorite coffee beans or some nice beard oil.
Get the tutorial at One Little Project.
Somewhat Simple
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Remote Control Cookies
Okay Dad, you can finally have the remote... but only the edible one! This homemade cookie remote will make him laugh and he can eat it. Can a gift get much better?
Get the tutorial at Somewhat Simple.
The Merrythought
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Printable Photo Calendar
Photo books are sweet, but they tend to collect dust. So, bring all of your favorite memories together in a book he can actually use! Choose cute family pictures, or series from your latest trip together. After the year is up, he can keep is as a timely photo album.
Get the tutorial at The Merrythought.
Polkadot Chair
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Vintage Photo Pillow
Most people enjoy seeing pictures of their younger selves, even if there were some awkward stages! Find a vintage pic of your dad, and easily create a throw that shows off that cute face.
Get the tutorial at Polkadot Chair.
SHOP PRINTABLE FABRIC
Ctrl + Curate
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Rattan Storage Box
Sleek, stylish, and streamlined. This blogger uses the rattan storage box for remote storage, but Dad can also place it on his bedside table or desk for all his essentials.
Get the tutorial at Ctrl + Curate.
Oh Happy Day
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Shrinky Dink Tie Tacks
Shrinky dink tie tacks are so cute! Create one the dog, the kids, or his favorite foods or tools that he can clip on before work.
Get the tutorial at Oh Happy Day.
Pillar Box Blue
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Magazine and Newspaper Rack
Upcycling projects are the best. Here, you can use copper poles and denim to create a trendy magazine or newspaper rack that looks amazing by the fireplace or bed.
Get the tutorial at Pillar Box Blue.
PILLAR BOX BLUE
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Denim Coasters
Take a pair of Dad's old jeans and transform them into these rugged coasters he can use in his office or around the house.
Get the tutorial at Pillar Box Blue.
Lily Ardor
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Wood Burn Cutting Board
Wood burn designs are classy and have a fun farmhouse feel. You can create a personalized message on a cutting board if he enjoys cooking or any other wooden object he uses often. You can even create a wooden paperweight for his desk!
Get the tutorial at Lily Ardor.
SHOP CUTTING BOARDS
THE PRETTY LIFE GIRLS
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Father's Day Candles
Treat him to an aromatic experience with these hand-poured candles. You can create different scents with essential oil combos, like Fresh Cut Grass, Woodsy Black Licorice, and Sweet Musk.
Get the tutorial at The Pretty Life Girls.
HANDMADE CHARLOTTE
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Pasta Face Planters
Your kids will have a blast making these funny-faced planters. Using dried pasta and colorful paints, you can create these expressive pots for Dad that are sure to make him grin.
Get the tutorial at Handmade Charlotte.
POLKA DOT CHAIR
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iPad Case
If Dad never goes anywhere without his iPad, he could use a handmade case this Father's Day. Use cozy gray wool, plaid flannel lining, and a leather tag with his initials.
Get the tutorial at Polka Dot Chair.
THE MERRYTHOUGHT
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Fire Starter Kit
For backyard bonfires and fires lit at the campground, Dad could definitely use this fire starter kit. You'll use beeswax and wood shavings, all presented in a cool homemade bag.
Get the tutorial at The Merrythought.
Live Laugh Rowe
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Mason Jar Treats
Mason jar treats with ties are a super simple craft the kids can easily create. Simply bake or buy his favorite snacks, fill up the jars, and decorate with these printables!
Get the tutorial at Live Laugh Rowe.
SHOP MASON JARS
LITTLE RED WINDOW
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Superhero Bookends
Since Dad really is a superhero in disguise, he deserves some bookends worthy of his powers. In black foam, these superheroes look as if they're holding up the books on a shelf.
Get the tutorial at Little Red Window.
A BEAUTIFUL MESS
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Buffalo Check Rosemary Soap
Sporting buffalo checks that probably look a lot like the pattern on his favorite shirt, this deliciously scented rosemary soap will be a hit for Dad.
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.
SARAH HEARTS
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Snack Mix
In a tin that says, "Happy Father's Day," you can't go wrong with a mouthwatering snack mix. Shake up nuts, pretzels, rice cereal squares, and spices.
Get the tutorial at Sarah Hearts.
AMY LATTA CREATIONS
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Grill Apron
If Dad is the king of the grill, you should make this apron for him! He'll love wearing it every time he pulls out the charcoals.
Get the tutorial at Amy Latta Creations.
LILY ARDOR
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Work Apron
For dads who enjoy completing woodworking projects or fixing up old cars, this apron is perfect! You'll use a printable to create the fun tool shapes.
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