14 DIY Fathers Day Gifts

Don’t know what to get Dad for Father’s Day? Here are 14 DIY Fathers Day gifts that dad will love and use. The hardest part just might be choosing which one to give him!

DIY Fathers Day Gifts

Dad’s can be so hard to shop for, and even harder to make gifts for. These DIY Dad day gifts are things that Dad is sure to use like golf balls, beer, and t-shirts!

1. Matching t-shirts

I love getting Andy coordinating t-shirts with the kids. It’s the cutest. I switch up buying and making the t-shirts. Last year, I made these Seinfeld inspired t-shirts with my Cricut Joy and one year we did tie dye t-shirts. Hop over to see the last 7 years of matching t-shirt cuteness in Casa de Dorobek.

2. Back rub t-shirt for Dad

On the t-shirt note, this DIY Father’s Day gift doubles as a way to lay down and play with the kids! What Dad doesn’t want that? Find the complete tutorial at The Blue Basket.

3. Marbled mugs

This is a fun DIY to do with the kids and all you need is nail polish and a few white coffee mugs. Dad will love sipping his cup of jo with his personalized coffee mug.

4. DIY Puzzle Cube

Is your guy a gamer, does he love solving puzzles and figuring things out, is he from the Rubik’s cube era? Then, this DIY puzzle cube is the perfect little gift to surprise him with this Father’s Day. Using a few items from the craft store, you can make him this rad gift for under $10…score!

5. Custom Golf Balls

How cute are these decorative golf balls? If your little ones can scribble, then they can help with this fun Father’s Day gift idea. Have your older kids draw polka dots and lines or even write their names on them to make each golf ball personal and unique so dad can tell who they’re from. Guys love gifts they can really use and girls tend to love pretty gifts- this project is the best of both worlds!

6. Tee-rrfic Dad

This pairs perfectly with the personalized golf balls above. Get the free printable bag topper at Tatortots and Jello.

7. Homemade Shaving Cream

This Father’s Day gift might be made for him, but you’ll probably love the smell of it so much that you’ll want to use it too. He said you couldn’t borrow his razor, but he didn’t say anything about his shaving cream! Find the complete tutorial from Food for My Family.

8. Yoda Best Dad

If you have a Star Wars loving Dad, this DIY handprint Yoda card is perfect! Just add “Yoda Best Dad!” to the front of the card and voila!

9. Swiss Army Key Ring

Some fellas have more keys than they know what to do with, but rarely keep them organized. Well, problem solved, now he can hide all of those keys with this awesome DIY Swiss Army key ring that you made for him. You could also use a wood burning tool to customize it with his initials or a fun pattern. Find the complete tutorial on Instructables.

DIY Father’s Day Gifts With Food

10. Homemade Beef Jerky

OK, so maybe your husband is the guy who has everything, so what do you do? Make him homemade beef jerky of course! They say the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, right? The best thing about this recipe, you don’t need a dehydrator to make it! Danielle’s instructions include an oven method, which may take more time than a dehydrator, but will be well worth it in the end. Find the complete recipe at Against All Grain.

11. Drink Dispenser

This gift is not DIY, but it is handmade by an artist in Maine. It’s the perfect gift for the hipster dad in your life. What could be cooler than tapping into a granite stone to dispense your drinks from?! If you and your guy love to host dinner parties, then this is a must have gift for him. Find it at UncommonGoods.

12. Beary Best Dad Card

Who doesn’t love gummi bears? Print out this free printable bag topper at C.R.A.F.T.

13. Beer Bouquet

Find out how to turn a basic 6 pack into Dad’s favorite flower bouquet at Uonoringal Mom.

14. DIY Napkin

If a Father’s Day picnic is on the horizon, have the kids make Dad a personalized napkin with fabric markers. Hint: Fabric markers work best on 100% cotton. (Grab a set of white, cotton napkins and fabric markers here! The laminated Sunday comic placemat is pretty cute too.