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Let Dad show off his family by designing him a custom smartphone case. With options for iPhones and Androids, match this gift with Dad’s phone size and personal style. Have fun adding some of your favorite photos to Dad’s most used possession. Make your Father’s Day gift a keepsake with mounted wall art pieces that will last forever.
During his busy days, Dad will smile at the recent trip together or the moment he welcomed you into the world. Mix a batch of this homemade sriracha salt seasoning and pour it into a mason jar for a finishing touch. It’s perfect for bringing a little more flavor to Dad’s meals throughout the year and looks great as a decoration in his kitchen. These Butterfly Footprint Shrinky Dink Keychains are so cute.
Modern leather keychain
Shutterfly Community is here to help capture and share life's most important moments. Discover thoughtful gifts, creative ideas and endless inspiration to create meaningful memories with family and friends. Want a personalized gift that’s super easy to make? Design a photo poster for Dad, and include the calendar feature. Choose photos from every season of the past year and select a poster background color to match. Different than a canvas print, metal wall art offers a modern look with unique finishing options.
Help Dad organize his busy days with a custom catch all tray. He’ll never have to wonder where his keys, jewelry or watch are again. Make it a keepsake by adding a favorite photo of you and Dad spending quality time together.
Mini-figure frame
I basically had a piece of pre-cut MDF some beveled wood squares from the woodworking section of Hobby Lobby, paint, mod podge, scrapbook paper + stain. Does your dad love to fix things and do work around the house? This tool apron is the perfect DIY gift to present him with for Father's Day.
Package the tie in an easy-to-make box, dressed up with paper bands. To capture Dad's heart en passant, gift him with an heirloom chess set. Our one-of-a-kind DIY version, customizes a plain wooden slide box with a checkered stencil and spray paint. Simple wooden shapes and blocks become modern pieces , and neatly stow away inside.
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You can personalize your gifts, too, with your favorite photos and messages. Options like pilsner glasses, photo books, and wall art to showcase your favorite memories together are great choices to start your creation process. One of the best homemade gift ideas for father’s day is a wallet size picture frame that he can carry around everywhere he goes. Do it up with his fave colours and add some cute elements for effect.
With a personalized scented candle, he can enjoy the smell of essential oils while he reads, watches TV or catches up on the news. Customize the look by choosing from a variety of patterns, colors and photo sizes. There’s nothing like chocolate to help put someone in a great mood.
Keeping cords in check is hard enough, so make it easy for Dad with this nifty DIY cord organizer. Dress up a cardboard box to get cords under control with reusable zip ties. It can help keep all the little things from his tech gifts organized. Help Dad keep up with the remote in this stylish caddy.
This fun gift basket features an assortment of “pop” treats, including classic Ring Pops. Present the snacks in a cute basket, and finish it off with an adorable gift tag. Dad will need someplace to hang all his awesome keychains.
The most iconic Father's Day gifts are classic for a reason. Even if your dad doesn't wear a tie every day, there are all kinds of special occasions when he might be called upon to dress sharp. And though one size fits all, you can make your gift feel extra special by presenting it in a handmade fabric envelope that he can use for travel and storage. Sew the satchel from traditional shirting fabric, for a nicely coordinated touch.
Instead of gifting him candles from the store, create something extra personalized by making them yourself. Here, we mixed pieces of shaved crayon into wax to form a homemade dye that's used to color the base of pillar candles. I didn’t use MDF or wood, I used a stretch canvas board I had on hand from Joann’s. I also used some 4×4 coasters, adhesive pop dots, scrapbook paper, ink and mod podge.
Customize one for Dad today by choosing a photo that represents a favorite place you share with your family, like a campground, hiking trail or sports stadium. He can even store these outside on the deck or patio, as they’re specially made to be weather resistant. This is a fun and easy homemade Father’s Day gift anyone can make.
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