Fathers Day Crafts – Cards, Art and Craft Ideas for Kids to Make

We know that coming up with Father’s Day crafts for kids can be quite a challenge, so we’re here to help! Whether you’re looking for fun Father’s Day craft ideas to do with your classroom or at home, you’ll find exactly the project you need (for all ages – from super simple ideas that toddlers and preschoolers can do, to kindergarteners and even tweens and teens!).

But why just focus on Father’s Day? These ideas are great all year round – surprise the dad in your house with a kid-made birthday gift, or any other day of the year!

Latest Craft Ideas

Best Dad Award Ribbon

Who doesn’t like to hear that they’re the best? Surprise the dad of the family with a beautiful certificate ribbon to tell him so.

See how to make this award ribbon here

Father’s Day Card – Trophy for the best dad

Another way to show dad he’s number one is with this awesome trophy card. To help you out, we’ve even created a template that you can use to create this card in no time.

Take the trophy card template and make a card yourself.

Salt Powder Handprint Souvenir

If you’re looking for a fun craft project that’s truly personal and can be treasured for years to come, why not make this lovely handprint keepsake.

See instructions for making souvenirs with salt dough

Magic Card

Need a card with a WOW factor? Make a magical card. It’s easier than it looks and, as mentioned, it’s awesome!

Get templates and create your own magic cards

Tuxedo Card

Decorate your DIY Father’s Day card with a fancy tuxedo. Add a pretty bow and a personal message inside and you’re good to go. Easy as pie.

Check out this easy to follow tuxedo card tutorial

Picture frame

If you have some leftover Scarbble tiles lying around, why not repurpose them into the ultimate DIY gift for Dad? No tiles? Don’t worry – you can buy them online (and in stores) specifically for crafting.

Check out the instructions here

Hold a heart card

This one is a favorite with moms so we knew dads would love it too! Two hands holding an open heart in 3D. So precious.

Check out how we do them here

Wooden keychain

Need a useful Father’s Day craft idea? Keychains are a lifesaver! There are many materials you can use to make them.

See how we made this wooden keychain

Thumbs up for best card for dad

Who is praised as the best father?

Get the card sample here

Paper tube tuxedo

Turn paper tubes into elegant gowns.

See them here

Hidden message card

For those who love mystery, why not try making these cards with hidden messages.

Take a sample and make one yourself.

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