To honor the dads in our lives, I am sharing these 17 Father’s Day crafts kids can make. Father’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate Dad than with heartfelt handmade crafts from the little ones?
If you want another fun gift for Dad, check out this adorable photoshoot with kids dressed in neckties and Dad’s shoes.
17 Father’s Day Crafts Kids Can Make
These are easy-to-make craft ideas that are perfect for kids of all ages. From personalized cards to thoughtful DIY gifts, these crafts are sure to bring a smile to Dad’s face on his special day. Let’s dive in and explore these fun projects that will not only show Dad how much he’s loved but also make for cherished memories that will last a lifetime.”
Father’s Day Scratch-Off Craft from My Joy-Filled Life – DIY scratch tickets are so much fun to make. Help your kids reveal what they love about their dad through this interactive craft.
“We’re Nuts About You” Photo Frame from Happiness is Homemade – Do you have a dad who loves to work with tools? This might be just the gift for him.
Trophy Father’s Day Card Craft from In the Playroom – A homemade card is always a special edition to Father’s Day. Here’s a cute Father’s Day card that kids can make.
Rock’n Father’s Day Picture Frame from Sustain My Craft Habit – I love this cute Father’s Day DIY frame, especially if you have an outdoorsy man in your life.
More Father’s Day Crafts Made by Kids
Father’s Day Tool Box Craft from Only Passionate Curiosity – Here’s another great Father’s Day craft for the guy who loves to work in the garage or shop.
Marble Run Father’s Day Card from Little Ladoo – If you are looking for an accessible and fun DIY Father’s Day card that preschoolers and older can make, check out this great idea.
Father’s Day Gift Bag from Ottawa Mommy Club – These absolutely adorable gift bags are the perfect way to wrap smaller gifts for Dad.
Robot Father’s Day Craft Card from Simple Everyday Mom – This blogger put together a cute printable to make creating a DIY Father’s Day card super simple.
DIY Father’s Day Crafts
Lion Hand Print BBQ Apron from On My Kid’s Plate – I love the thought of the kids adding their handprints to an apron to capture the size of their hands when they are young. I would encourage you to add a date and name somewhere on the apron.
Father’s Day Key Chain from Creative Cynchronicity – Our lives are filled with lots of keys. Maybe this key chain will help keep track of the key for Dad’s special spaces – like a shed, garage, or man cave.
Baseball Father’s Day Pop-Up Card from The Soccer Mom Blog – If baseball is a hobby or passion, this Father’s Day baseball glove is a great card to make with your kids.
Father’s Day Medal from Red Ted Art – Dads deserve a medal for all they do. I love the personalized touch of the picture inside this sweet gift.
Crafts Kids Can Make for Father’s Day
Craft Stick Photo Frame from Crafts by Amanda – Popsicle stick frames are easy and inexpensive to make. I would encourage you to add a picture of Dad and the kids together within the frame.
Popsicle Father’s Day Card from Projects with Kids – Here’s another printable from another great blogger. The inside says, “Dad, you’re the coolest.” Love that.
Captain America Shield from Mama of Minis – Dads are like superheros to kids. Why not honor them that way, especially if they are a fan of the Marvel series?
Printable Father’s Day Card to Color from The Best Ideas for Kids – This site offers 6 printables to honor the different interests of dads: sports, camping, fishing, tools, grilling, and golfing are all represented.
Father’s Day Handprint Craft from Me – Meaningful Mama – I love crafts that encorporate children’s handprints. Because of that, I’ve provided you with a group of FREE printables for Father’s Day.
Want More Father’s Day Ideas?
Adorable Fatehr’s Day Photo Shoot Ideas – My kids are now teenagers! Look at them as littles. It was so fun to do this photo shoot to honor their dad. There are a lot of great ideas here for fun photos.
Father’s Day Phot Shoot Ideas – Here’s another post with a couple photography ideas for Father’s Day.
