DIY Father's Day Gifts from Kids That He Will Treasure | Super EASY

Choosing a Father's Day gift might be challenging since a lot of dads will say that they don't need anything and that they already have all they need. 

But more specifically, he wants thoughtful, one-of-a-kind, handcrafted gifts from his favorite people—items that are just not available for purchase.

By creating their own Father's Day gifts this year, kids will most likely save money, and Dad will value the effort they put into it. Plus, creating presents at home is frequently a faster option than buying them from the store.

Check out these simple DIY Father's Day gifts from kids that are suitable even for toddlers and preschoolers.

Father's Day gifts for kids to make

Fire Starter

One of the nicest DIY Father's Day gifts is a fire starter that the kids can make. Dad can light a fire the next chilly evening by tucking it beneath some dry logs.

To make it, place a cupcake plate covered with beeswax over the candle wicks. Decorate the top with coffee beans, cinnamon sticks, dried citrus peel, little pinecones, and evergreen twigs.

DIY fire starter

Painted Golf Tees

Dad will one day pick up the game of golf. He will like showing off his new gear to his friends, and adopting these painted golf tees isn't too tough.

Visit our guide to the greatest Father's Day golf gifts for further ideas if your dad is a golf enthusiast!

Painted Golf Tees

Father’s Day Treasure Box

There's nothing like a genuine, handcrafted gift. Use his favorite colors to create a treasure box that will last a lifetime for Dad, and then fill it with meaningful messages and old family photos. (After all, the dad's best asset is his children!)

A Father’s Day Treasure Box

Father's Day Sports Donuts

Grab a bag of glazed mini donuts and decorate them with brown, red, blue, and white frosting to represent Dad's favorite sports teams. 

Arrange the delectable footballs, basketballs, and soccer balls on artificial grass and top them with small toothpick-attached pennants to make a more sporty presentation.

Beer Can Planters

Beer can planters is another suggestion for a Father's Day gift from kids. His love of craft beer and houseplants are combined in these adorable succulent planters, which are a clever way to reuse empty beer cans.

Beer Can Planters

Scribble Mug

Dad's morning coffee, something as simple as it is, suddenly becomes much cuter. All you need for this one is a basic white cup, paint, and some stickers and markers! 

After the children have finished their work of magic, bake it for 30 minutes to make sure their creation stays in place. (Please note that cleaning by hand is preferable to using a dishwasher after every use.)

If you are short on time and cannot help kids make this cup, think about getting the best Father Day tumbler out there.

A Scribble Mug

Father’s Day Back Scratcher

A back scratcher is also a good idea. But it's much more wonderful when you modify it using a wood-burning tool!

Kids can still assist with the drawing they want burned on it, but for this craft, an adult will most likely be needed!

A Father’s Day Back Scratcher

Daddy Clay Dish

This vibrant dish might be used to store all of his items and accessories. Here are some suggestions if you don't have any clay for making a Daddy clay dish:

Father's Day Shirt Cards

Among the greatest Father's Day gifts kids can make are Father's Day Shirt Cards.

Regardless of his style, kids may create a card for Dad that precisely matches one of his favorite shirts. All they need is some patterned paper and a few random objects that are probably already lying around the home.

Father's Day Shirt Cards

Footprint Rocket Card

A lovely message that complements the even sweeter card design. Make a footprint in the middle of the card with the words, "Love you to the moon and back," or any other motivational or funny Father's Day quotes, with your kids.

After that, you may use stickers and crayons to make your own rocket.

Footprint Rocket Card

Washi Tape Crafts Stick Frames

This is such an easy activity that even small children may participate. They might decide to wrap the craft sticks that form the base of this wall-hanging frame with washi tape.

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Salt Dough Magnets

This craft seems like it came from a cute gift shop, but in reality, it's created from handcrafted salt dough. Decorated in his favorite color, Dad may keep them in the refrigerator for whatever long he wants.

Salt Dough Magnets

Father's Day Trophy

Children may thoroughly express their creativity with these awards. Let them free in the art supply bin with their favorite materials (pom-poms, craft sticks, paint, etc.)!

Father's Day Trophy