Dad Will Love Opening One of These Last-Minute DIY Gifts on Father's Day (2024)

Dad will be the trendiest guy on the golf course with these paint-dipped tees. Plus, this is a safe, easy, and quick craft that the kids can help out with.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

SHOP GOLF TEES

Dad loves his afternoon naps, so he deserves this personalized pillow that's fit for a king. All you need is a little bit of Photoshop magic, some photo transfer paper, and an iron.

If Dad's the ultimate grillmaster, he'll appreciate this apron to help keep his favorite shirt safe. You'll need a flour sack towel, some fabric paint, and some basic sewing skills.

Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.

Make Dad's morning coffee a little bit better with a colorful cup. Every time he looks at the hand-drawn designs, he'll think of you.

Get the tutorial at I Heart Arts N Crafts.

Who knew you could create so much fun art just with your hands and feet alone? Dad will proudly hang this in his office.

Get the tutorial at I Heart Arts N Crafts.

Add a little luxury to Dad's morning routine with this custom pre-shave oil. All it takes is grapeseed oil, olive oil, and just a few drops of an essential oil in whatever scent you think he'll like best.

Get the tutorial at The Merry Thought.

Dad will smile every time he sits down at his desk with a cup of coffee or tea. With these Scrabble tile coasters, you can write out anything from a sweet "I Love You" to his name to a funny pun. The possibilities are endless.

Get the tutorial at Mint Candy Designs.

SHOP SCRABBLE TILES

A colorful way to gift him exactly what he needs for the next time he wants to sit back and relax in his man cave.

Get the tutorial at Unoriginal Mom.

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The Dad who loves puns will especially love this fun gift. Fill a jar with products relating to "Pop" like Pop Rocks, soda pop, and popcorn to bring a smile to Dad's face.

Get the tutorial at The Gunny Sack.

Give Dad a nice big container of this homemade snack mix he can munch on while he watches the big game.

Get the tutorial at Sarah Hearts.

Show Dad just how much you know him with this fill-in-the-blank printable that you can pair with a photo and put in a frame for him.

Get the tutorial at Yesterday on Tuesday.

Turn an ordinary candy bar into the perfect gift to show Dad just how "super" you think he is.

Get the tutorial at I Heart Crafty Things.

Dad will always have a piece of his family wherever he goes with these homemade photo keychains.

Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.

SHOP PHOTO KEYCHAINS

Take some chores off Dad's plate with this DIY coupon book. Offer Dad everything from "taking out the trash" to "giving a hug" when he needs it.

Get the printable at I Should Be Mopping the Floor.

Instead of tossing out an old puzzle, paint the pieces, let dry, and then glue to a picture frame with your own custom message to show Dad how much you love him.

Get the tutorial at A Night Owl.

Dad totally rocks, and to show him that, you can hot glue small stones and pebbles from the yard to a picture frame so he gets the message.

Get the tutorial at Morena's Corner.

Put old Legos to good use by writing your dad's favorite activities individually on each block. During free time, Dad can then randomly select a Lego from his "jar of memories" to see what fun activity the family can do together.

Get the tutorial at Seasoned Mom.

Although real hugs and kisses definitely take the cake, Dad will also surely appreciate a jar full of the chocolate hugs and kisses to sweeten his special day.

Get the tutorial at Happy Money Saver.