Nothing quite matches the feeling of watching Dad open a gift on Father’s Day and smile with excitement. And it’s even more rewarding when he gets to open something you made yourself. It might not always be the prettiest gift, but you know that he’ll enjoy anything you make him, whether it’s a popsicle stick keepsake box, a baked good, a homemade keychain, or a coupon book you printed and filled out yourself. So this year, embrace these DIY Father’s Day gifts that Dad will happily add to his collection of homemade creations made by you throughout the years.
Not only will you save some money, and save time shopping online, but it’s the perfect way to give you and the kids something to do to break through the quarantine boredom. Besides, it’s hard enough getting out to the stores right now with social distancing restrictions, so embrace these DIY gift guide ideas to create something any Dad out there will love come Father’s Day.
DIY Scribble Mug
Make Dad’s morning coffee a little bit better with a colorful cup. Every time he looks at the hand-drawn designs, he’ll think of you.

Monsters Inc. Art
Who knew you could create so much fun art just with your hands and feet alone? Dad will proudly hang this in his office.

Gift in a Jar
One of the trickier DIYs but nevertheless a ton of fun. Fill a jar with products relating to “Pop” like Pop Rocks, soda pop, and popcorn to gift a jar full of goodies to Dad.

Beer Bouquet
A colorful way to gift him exactly what he needs for the next time he wants to sit back and relax in his man cave.

Sweet and Savory Snack Mix
Give Dad a homemade snack mix he can munch on while he watches his favorite sports teams.

All About My Dad Printable
Show Dad just how much you know him with this fill-in-the-blank printable that you can pair with a photo and put in a frame for him.

Super Dad Candy Bars
Turn an ordinary candy bar into the perfect gift to show Dad just how “super” you think he is.

Baked Goods
Use basic ingredients in your pantry to create a delicious treat like brownies or chocolate chip cookies for Dad to enjoy after a tasty Father’s Day dinner.

Photo Keychain
Dad will always have a piece of his family wherever he goes with these homemade photo keychains.

Coupon Book
Take some chores off Dad’s plate with this DIY coupon book. Offer Dad everything from “taking out the trash” to “giving a hug” when he needs it.

“I Love You to Pieces” Puzzle Frame
Instead of tossing out an old puzzle, paint the pieces, let dry, and then glue to a picture frame with your own custom message to show Dad how much you love him.

Breakfast in Bed
You don’t always have to give Dad a physical gift. Do something nice instead by waking him up with some brunch in bed.
