Fathers Day Gifts Kids Can Make

Father’s Day is approaching and I bet your kids will be super excited to make their own Father’s Day gift!

You’ll find quite a few absolutely amazing projects for kids big and small!

1. You can make a simple hand-painted wooden key chain – a keepsake that dads will be proud to carry with them! Easy and fun

2. How about a mini billiards table in a tin box? The craft is launched

3. Make comic book wall decals… Oh, how wonderful! Modge Podge

4. Can you tell him he’s charming with a homemade picture frame? Crazy Lou’s creation

5. Every dad deserves a medal – so why not make one! Crafty morning

6. Need something spicy? Why not make spicy chili oil? It’s super easy! A beautiful mess

7. Do you have a stamp or two and some clay? Let’s make these adorable key chains! Make it love it!

8. T-shirts make a great gift and are fun to make – nice to draw (make them a little more complicated 🙂 ). You’ll love this DIY car t-shirt idea! Blue basket

9. Why not make your own chess set? Easy and fun

10. What if you want to make your own portrait clock? Make it love it!

11. A pencil cup would also make a great gift! Chica Circle Club

12. Have a lot of bolts and nuts lying around? Make a handmade heart from them! Connect moss wood

13. Speak with a cup! I love arts and crafts

14. It doesn’t have to be all arts and crafts! Why not bake some cookies! This is no time for flashcards

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