Father’s Day is the perfect opportunity to get crafting, especially since buying gifts for Dad is notoriously challenging. These sweet, easy Father’s Day craft gifts are perfect for making the day special. Making these crafts is also a great chance for children to express themselves and what they love and appreciate most about their father or father figures. Plus, they’ll feel proud and excited to hand over something that they made with their own two hands! What could make Father’s Day happier?
9 fun and easy Father’s Day gifts to make
First up, we have this wonderful childhood classic – the craft stick picture frame. Kids adore making this craft and why not add a lovely photo of you and Daddy to make it extra special? More info over on Zing Zing Tree.
Similarly these DIY Arty Fridge Magnets would look fabulous too – via Fun Crafts Kids.
A long term favourite of ours, are these Melted Crayon Rocks. Again, they so fun (and easy!!) to make and are practical too. Choose Daddy’s favourite colours to make them extra special. More info on Red Ted Art.
The sentiment of this “Just because I love you” book is simply adorable. Fill this homemade book craft with all your special memories of your time with Daddy. Me and My Shadow shows how to make these!
DIY Oyster Card Holder – the kids will love how bright and colourful this DIY Oster Card Holder is. Domestic Goddesque LOVES to make for Father’s Day, with LOTS more ideas here.
If Dad likes to read, these Monster Bookcorners are fun to make and look great. I know this will put a smile on his face. More info over on Red Ted Art!
For the Cool Dad, who likes to take his lunch into work, this upcycled denim lunchbag would be just the ticket. Check out Fun Crafts Kids for more!
Finally, turn an old jumper into slipper socks! What a clever (and snug) idea… for the bohemian dad for sure via Fun Crafts Kids.
Finally… why not make dad some cakes? This recipe is SUPER child friendly, reasonable healthy AND tasty via Life At The Zoo!
Now…time to get making!
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About Margarita Woodley
Maggy Woodley, is a crafty mum of two! She loves everything about crafts and loves nothing better to recycle and forage for craft materials –making crafts economical and fun. Maggy also writes at Life at The Zoo for all sorts of things including cooking with kids and Theatre Books and Movies for well, just that. Maggy’s craft site, Red Ted Art, is also now being translated into German, Spanish and Russian! Enjoy!
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