Bust out your Mod Podge bottle and make something cool for dad with this collection of over 20 decoupage Father’s Day crafts!
Father’s Day is rolling around, and if you’re anything like me, you’ve got one of ‘those dads.’
You know the type: they’ve already bought themselves everything under the sun, making gift-giving feel like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
But here’s a fun fact – there’s one thing even the most well-equipped dads can’t shop for: Father’s Day crafts made by you!
Yes, it’s that time of year when we get to show the dads in our lives just how much we care, not with store-bought gifts, but with something far more special – a bit of handmade gift magic.
Whether your dad is a DIY enthusiast, a gadget geek, or the sentimental type, nothing beats the charm of a gift that comes straight from the heart (and hands).
That’s why I’ve put together this fantastic collection of over 20 Father’s Day craft ideas. It’s for all of us in the ‘my dad already has everything’ club.
These crafts aren’t just run-of-the-mill projects; they’re thoughtful, creative, and sure to bring a smile to any dad’s face. Plus, they come with that special ‘made by me’ stamp that no store can replicate.
These ideas are as diverse as our dads themselves. So, whether you’re crafting with the kids or embarking on a solo project, you’ll find something here that’s just perfect for your pop.
Grab your Mod Podge, scissors, and whatever else your crafty heart desires, and let’s dive into this treasure trove of ideas.
Get ready to unleash your creativity and show Dad just how much he means to you with a one-of-a-kind gift. And who knows, you might just become the new favorite child (wink, wink).
Scroll down to explore these more-than-20 Father’s Day craft ideas. And once you’re done, don’t forget to share which craft won the ‘Best Father’s Day Gift’ award in your house in the comments below. Happy crafting!
Comic Book Coasters
These DIY coasters are really easy to make with comic books and supplies from the hardware store! If dad loves comic books, you can make color copies of his favorites and create these coasters.
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DIY Faux Leather Journal
Learn how to make a DIY faux leather journal cover with simple supplies like Mod Podge and paper bags. This is a great recycled craft.
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How to Make a Map Clock
If you want to decoupage with maps, you’ll love this map clock! It’s very easy to make with a few simple supplies. Pick a place that has special meaning to dad for this project.
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Make Baseball Bookends
Learn how to make bookends with a baseball theme! This is a fun project for the sports fan in your life.
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Ticket Wall Decor
Learn how to make this baseball wall art with a vintage print of a ticket! Such a cool wall decor idea. You can find tickets online or enlarge one of dad's favorites.
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Go Ask Your Mother Mug
Make Dad smile each morning with this handmade coffee mug for Father's Day featuring what's likely a popular phrase in your house. Also grab the free printable!
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DIY Pen Cup Using Vintage Comic Books
Do you know someone that loves superheroes? This DIY pen cup covered in comic books makes the perfect gift! Dad will love it . . . especially for Father’s Day.
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Father’s Day Collage Frame
Old photos and trinkets can be preserved and showcased with Mod Podge for the perfect gift for dad this Father's Day. Make his precious memories into a keepsake he can enjoy for years to come with this simple collage craft.
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Fathers Day Desk Organizer
Make a Father's Day desk organizer that perfectly fits dad's style. Your kids will have fun creating this organizer that dad will cherish for years to come.
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Inexpensive Glass Photo Magnets
These photo magnets are so EASY that even a kid can make them! Give these fridge magnets as Father's Day gifts; personalize them any way you like.
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How to Make a Keychain on a Budget
Make a keychain for dad using old wood scraps, your favorite image and Mod Podge. It's a great way to personalize a gift – you can use photos too!
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This Baseball Card Table Uses Simple Supplies!
Try a unique Father's Day project: a themed baseball card table. He uses simple supplies from the hardware store – you can do it too!
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Make a Faux Leather Frame (With Paper Bags!)
Make a faux leather frame using paper bags and Mod Podge. It's such a sophisticated look for less!
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Photo Transfer to Wood
Learn how to transfer photos to wood in three simple steps! All you need is your favorite image and a medium.
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This Scrap Wood Art Tells Your Family Story
Tell your father's story with this unique scrap wood art! David used his favorite graphics from places he's lived over the years, and you could do the same for dad. Very easy to make!
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Comic Wall Art for a Man Cave
Use comic books (or color copies!) and Mod Podge to make this comic wall art on canvas – a great gift for guys or any comic book lover!
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DIY Resin Frame Made with Legos!
Learn how to make a resin frame using epoxy and Legos! This resin picture frame is so easy – so if your dad likes Legos, make him this gift he'll love.
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DIY Bottle Opener
Give your dad something he will actually use when he opens a cold one. This DIY bottle opener is the perfect gift for Father's Day!
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Man Cave Door Sign
Recycle a old tie to hang this easy-to-make sign on dad's man cave for the perfect Father's Day gift.
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What are your favorite Father’s Day crafts to make? Let me know in the comments!
I’d also love for you to check out our free Father’s Day printables. Add one of them to your project! Plus don’t forget to visit these other gift posts:
Rebecca
Monday 23rd of May 2016
My father also buys himself what he wants a week before his birthday/Father's Day/Christmas. I am definitely pinning these suggestions.
Kellie Butler
Friday 20th of May 2016
Love all these ideas!!! I have the same kinda of father (and mother) It's impossible. Thanks for the wonderful ideas. Passing them on.