DIY Father's Day Gifts from Kids That Any Dad Will Love | Super EASY

Finding a Father's Day gift might be difficult, as many fathers will respond that they already have all they need and that they don't want anything more. 

To be more precise, though, he wants unique, well-thought-out handmade Father's Day gifts from his favorite people—something that just cannot be purchased.

Kids will probably save money this year by making their own Father's Day gifts, and Dad will definitely appreciate the work they put into it.

Not to mention that making homemade gifts may often be a quicker choice than purchasing them from the market.

So check out the following DIY Father's Day gifts from kids which are so easy that even toddlers and preschoolers can handle them.

Father's Day gift ideas from kids

Fire Starter

Being one of the best DIY Father's Day gifts, Dad can tuck the kids' handmade fire starter behind some dry logs and light a fire the next cold evening. 

To make it, cover the candle wicks in a cupcake plate coated with beeswax. Add coffee beans, cinnamon sticks, dried citrus peel, tiny pinecones, and evergreen twigs to the top.

DIY fire starter

Painted Golf Tees

Dad will pick up golfing at some time. Just embrace it—this stage of his life is unavoidable! It's not too difficult to adopt these painted golf tees, and Dad will like showing off his new equipment to his friends.

If your Dad is a golf lover, head over to our guide to the best Father’s Day golf gifts for more suggestions!

Painted Golf Tees

Father’s Day Treasure Box

Nothing compares to a homemade, sincere gift. Make a treasure box that will last a lifetime for Dad by using his favorite colors and stuffing it with sentimental notes and old family photographs. (After all, Dad's kids are his greatest asset!)

A Father’s Day Treasure Box

Father's Day Sports Donuts

Get a package of glazed mini donuts and use brown, red, blue, and white frosting to decorate them in the colors of Dad's favorite sports. 

To create a more athletic display, place the delicious footballs, basketballs, and soccer balls on artificial grass and top them with tiny pennants attached to toothpicks.

Beer Can Planters

Another idea for Father's Day gift from kids is beer can planters. These cute succulent planters are a creative way to reuse discarded beer cans and combine his love of craft beer with houseplants.

Beer Can Planters

Scribble Mug

Something as simple as Dad's morning coffee suddenly becomes much cuter. This one just requires some stickers, paint, and markers, along with a simple white cup! 

Allow the kids to work their magic, and then bake it for 30 minutes to ensure that their masterpiece stays in place. (Please take note that hand washing is preferred over washing in the dishwasher after each usage.)

Consider purchasing the best Father Day tumbler if you don't have time to assist kids in making this cup.

A Scribble Mug

Father’s Day Back Scratcher

Even now, a back scratcher is a smart idea. Yet, using a wood-burning tool to customize it makes it even more awesome! 

Children may still help with the drawing they want burnt on it, but they will probably require an adult's assistance with this project!

A Father’s Day Back Scratcher

Daddy Clay Dish

He may use this colorful dish to hold all of his little items and accessories. If you haven’t got clay to make a Daddy clay dish, here are our recommendations:

Father's Day Shirt Cards

Father's Day Shirt Cards are also among the best Father's Day gifts for kids to make.

Kids can design Dad a card that exactly matches one of his favorite shirts, regardless of his style. All they need is a few random items that are most likely already lying around the house, along with some patterned paper.

Father's Day Shirt Cards

Footprint Rocket Card

A sweet phrase that goes perfectly with an even sweeter card design. Have your child create a footprint in the center of the card that says, "Love you to the moon and back," or any other inspirational or funny Father's Day quotes.

Then, using stickers and crayons, you can create your rocket with stickers and crayons.

Footprint Rocket Card

Washi Tape Crafts Stick Frames

Even the youngest children may participate in this activity because it is so easy. They may choose washi tape to wrap around the craft sticks that serve as the basis for this wall-hanging frame.

Salt Dough Magnets

Although this craft appears to have been purchased from a charming gift store, it is really made from handmade salt dough.

Dad may leave them in the fridge for as long as he wishes, dressed in his favorite color.

Salt Dough Magnets

Father's Day Trophy

These trophies allow children to fully express their imaginations. Allow them to run wild with their favorite supplies (craft sticks, paint, pom-poms, etc.) in the art supply bin!

Father's Day Trophy