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Father’s Day Crafts For Kids

By JoannaPosted on May 1, 2023March 11, 20243min read

We all know the best gift a kid can give is something they made themselves. It’s a great way for them to show off their creativity, a bit of their personality, and it’s something that will sure to be cherished for years. Here are some great Father’s Day crafts for kids that will help them show their dad just how much they love them.

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1. Hand-painted Hammer

photo: craftsbyamanda.com

A gift with purpose! It’s an easy craft for kids of all ages and it’s sure to get plenty of use.

Find the tutorial here.

2. All About My Dad Book

photo: somewhatsimple.com

This is a super cute idea that’s thoughtful and so easy. Print out the free printable, fill it out, and stick it in a photo album for a beautiful, handmade book.

Find the tutorial here.

3. Twig Photo Frame

photo: hgtv.com

This craft is fun, free or very inexpensive, and it’s a beautiful decoration.

Find the tutorial here.

4. Paper Airplane Garland

photo: studiodiy.com

A cute and fun way to make your own decorations for your Father’s Day celebration! You can make them out of maps, newspaper, scrapbook paper…there’s a lot of options to fit their personality!

Find the tutorial here.

5. Thumbprint I Love Dad Card

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If your kids are like mine and like to get their hands messy, this card will be a lot of fun for them to make. Simply cut out your message, tape it onto a sheet of paper, a let them loose.

Find the tutorial here.

6. Popsicle Stick Photo Frame

photo: typicallysimple.com

This craft puts a twist on popsicle stick frames and uses Washi Tape (which is so much cleaner than paint).

Find the tutorial here.

7. Popsicle Card

photo: projectswithkids.com

Here is an easy craft that your kids can color in any way they like, funny dad joke included.

Find the tutorial here.

8. Love You To The Moon Card

photo: thebestideasforkids.com

A keepsake they’ll cherish forever!

Find the tutorial here.

9. Keychain

photo: joann.com

I remember making Shrinky-Dinks as a kid. Let me tell you, when I saw this craft, it unlocked some core memories! I knew immediately I had to do this with my kids.

Find the tutorial here.

10. Fridge Magnets

photo: craftsbyamanda.com

This craft shows you how to make the magnets and then you can paint them any way you like.

Find the tutorial here.

11. Handprint Tree And Poem

photo: thiswestcoastmommy.com

Gift Dad with this adorable handprint tree that comes with a beautiful poem.

Find the tutorial here.

12. Superhero Card

photo: thebestideasforkids.com

If Dad is a lover of superheroes, he’s bound to love this card!

Find the tutorial here.

13. Handprint Keepsake

photo: catchmyparty.com

This is a great way to capture those tiny hands forever. Download the free printable and add their handprints.

Find the tutorial here.

14. Wall Decoration

photo: smartschoolhouse.com

Here is another great idea to add their handprints, especially if you have more than one kid.

Find the tutorial here.

15. Handprint Baseball

photo: sunnydayfamily.com

To keep to the handprint theme, this is a different way to capture their little hand. Bonus points if their dad loves baseball!

Find the tutorial here.

16. Grilling Partner Card

photo: gluedtomycraftsblog.com

Hey more handprints! We all know dad’s typically love to grill!

Find the tutorial here.

17. Grilling Card

photo: ourkidthings.com

This is another cute take on a grilling card.

Find the tutorial here.

18. Footprint Card

photo: craftymorning.com

This craft is sure to be a tear-jerker. Take a print of one of dad’s shoes and put your child’s footprint on top.

Find the tutorial here.

19. Dad Photo Card

photo: happyhomefairy.com

Have your child fill in the blanks that will be sure to get a few laughs!

Find the tutorial here.

20. Joke-Teller

photo: brendid.com

I had to close this list out with the most fitting, dad jokes. A fun take on a fortune-teller, give Dad a taste of his own medicine.

Find the tutorial here.

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