Give dad a place to put his keys, wallet, and phone with this photo tray Father's Day craft. 

Easy Father’s Day Crafts and Gifts 

1. Photo Coasters

Give your Instagram pics a chance to shine on these easy-to-make customizable coasters. All you need for this Father's Day craft is a set of printed square photos, some square white tiles from the hardware store, and waterproof Mod Podge. Cut the photos to the size of the coaster and glue and seal with the Mod Podge. 

2. Photo Tray Father's Day Gift

A plain wooden tray is the start of this easy Father's Day craft. Dress it up and decorate it especially for dad to give him an extra special spot to place his keys, wallet, and phone. Select a bunch of photos to create a collage on the bottom of the tray. Use Mod Podge to seal the photos for a lifetime of memories

3. Personalized Spatula 

Dads who love to grill will certainly flip over this spatula. Let the kids paint personalized messages and follow these easy directions from Skip To My Lou. 

4. Bobblehead Dad 

This Father's Day gift is perfect for all those funny dads out there who always know just how to make you laugh. A personalized bobblehead craft is sure to make the dad jokester smile. 

5. Keychain Father's Day Craft

Picking out the perfect phrase to tell dad just how much you love him is probably the hardest thing about making this personalized keychain Father's Day gift. Pick out your letter beads, some thread, and a keychain loop pull it all together.

6. Personalized Father’s Day Mug

This Baked Sharpie Father’s Day Mug is the perfect last-minute gift! All you need are some Sharpie markers and a white ceramic mug for an easy Father's Day craft.

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Potatoes make the perfect stamps for little hands to hold on to while they personalize this Father Day's card.

DIY Father’s Day Cards 

7. Potato Print Cards

With a little help from an adult, potatoes can make the perfect-sized stamps for toddler-sized hands. We cut the letters D-A-D into our stamps to spell out dad, but you could also cut shapes, patterns, or other figures to make an impression on with this homemade Father's Day card.

8. Following My Daddy’s Shoes

Those little chubby toes won’t be this small forever. You can preserve this moment by creating this following my daddy’s shoe card using one of dad’s shoes. 

9. Taco Card 

We all know your dad is awesome, but let’s taco 'bout how awesome he is with this awesome taco Father's Day card!   

10. Crayon Resist Cards 

Send dad a secret message using the crayon resist method. Using a white crayon, write a sweet secret message for dad. On Father’s Day, let him use watercolor paints to reveal the kids' words. 

11. Bowtie Father’s Day Card

Is your dad the sweetest? Does your dad have a sweet tooth? Then, this candy-inspired bowtie Father’s Day card is the perfect way to say "Happy Father’s Day!" 

Dish out a personalized Father's Day dessert with some D-A-D cookies. Photo by Mommy Poppins

Father’s Day Cakes and Desserts 

12. D-A-D Cookies

There is a whole lot of love in this sweet treat. Cut the letters "D," "A," and another "D" out of your favorite sugar cookie dough to spell out DAD. Grab his favorite candies, sprinkles, and frosting, and decorate the cookies especially for your dad. 

13. Hamburger Cupcakes 

If your dad loves burgers AND dessert, then try this Father's Day cake treat on his special day. These hamburger cupcakes are easy enough for kids to assemble and decorate. 

14. Lawnmower Cupcakes

Make all the other dads green with envy with these clever lawnmower cupcakes for backyard-themed Father's Day gift. Mini chocolates and M&Ms melt together to create the lawnmower. 

15. Banana Split Lasagne

This banana split lasagne is filled layer upon layer of deliciousness! Better yet, it doesn’t require an oven to make all your sweet treat dreams come true. This festive treat can be made in advance, so it's the perfect way to serve ice cream at a backyard barbecue.

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