Dads can be strict, fun, playful and caring. Often their efforts and sacrifices for his family goes unnoticed. But we know he does a lot and so, he must be celebrated! This Father’s Day, let’s make it extra special for him with adorable handmade crafts made by kids. With creative minds and right guidance from you, kids can create memorable crafts that dads cherish for years. Here are a few easy and creative Father’s Day craft gift ideas for kids.
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DIY crafts are special as they showcase thoughtfulness, effort, and time. Moreover, they are personal and unique presents that speak of love. DIY Father’s Day Crafts are fun, creative and help children develop their creative skills. With right guidance, children can create memorable keepsakes that are specially dedicated to dads and their personality. And we know for sure that no store bought present can ever match the level of personalisation that a DIY craft does!
Among all Father’s Day card craft ideas, nothing beats the classic card. However, a card does not have to be traditional, kids can make creative foldable cards with special personalised wishes. Here are a few of creative yet easy Father’s Day card craft options:
Play with the word pop and make a popcorn bucket with paperballs stuck to the card. Inside, write Happy Father’s Day.
Cut a folded card sheet into the shape of a tie. Colour it up and add Father’s Day wishes.
Get your kids to print their palm or foot on the card. Fill them up and make monster faces on them. Above or inside add messages like “Happy Father’s Day from your monsters.”
Encourage kids to use markers, stickers, and coloured paper to customise each creation. These Father’s Day card craft ideas can also include personalised messages to make Dad smile.
Looking for more than just a card? These Father’s Day craft gift ideas are perfect to use daily and memorable keepsakes:
Make a craft for dad that he uses daily. Paper weight can be one of the ideas. Collect smooth stones, paint them and write messages for dad like “You are so strong” with markers on it.
If dad loves reading or going through books, make a bookmark for him that he can use daily. Kids can also stick pictures on the bookmark.
Make a DIY photoframe for dad using icecream sticks, rocks etc. For final touches, add a picture of the kid with dad.
These Father’s Day craft gift ideas are not only fun and useful but also show how much kids appreciate dad.
Older kids can take on more detailed projects. Here are some creative Father’s Day crafts for 10 year olds:
Get a solid colour apron and draw elements that dad loves on it. See him use this apron proudly whenever he grills or cooks!
Use paper mache to make a coin tray for dad. Paint it with bright colours. Draw a cute heart inside or write a message.
With used plastic bottles make a pen holder. Design it with a dad theme like shirt and collar, cricket or anything that he likes.
These Father’s Day crafts for 10 year olds gives kids a chance to show their creative skills to their dads while being useful in daily routine.
Pressed for time? Try these 5 minute Father’s Day crafts that require only minimal supplies and are just as impactful:
Cut out a circle from a glitter sheet and attach a red ribbon to it. Write a message and tell him he is the best!
Using origami technique, fold paper into a card that pulls out an adorable message from the kid for dad.
Make a Father’s Day badge that dad can pin on his shirt during the Father’s Day celebrations. It’ll be a cute addition to the day celebrations.
Toddlers and younger children can join in the fun too with their level of skills! Here comes Father’s Day simple craft ideas for the little ones:
Turn fingerprints into fun shapes like balloons or hearts. Add glasses and ties to make them Father’s Day themed.
Portraits created by kids are cute and fun! Making one dedicated to dad will definitely bring a wide smile on his face.
Cut two card sheets into the shape of your child’s hand. Join them together with a multi folded paper stuck in between. Ask kids to write “I love you” on the hand and inside “This Much”.
Let’s recap the DIY Father’s Day crafts and divide them with age and time required to make for easier selection.
From Father’s Day card craft ideas to thoughtful Father’s Day craft gift ideas, there’s something for every child to try.
Creating something from the heart is the best gift a child can offer. These easy Father’s Day crafts are simple, meaningful, and packed with love. Whether it’s Father’s Day crafts for 10 year olds or simple craft ideas for toddlers, the joy lies in the effort and bonding. Pair their crafting sessions with a glass of Complan. It is a delicious drink which comes in 4 child-favourite flavours. Complan contains a total of 34 vital nutrients including 100% milk protein that helps them in 2x faster growth, supports memory and concentration and builds immunity.
So grab your craft supplies, fuel up with a glass of Complan, and let the creativity flow this Father’s Day!
Happy Father’s Day!
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