Father’s Day is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to show some love and appreciation for the incredible dads in our lives. This special occasion, celebrated on the third Sunday of June in many countries, gives us an opportunity to honor our fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, and all those amazing father figures who have played a significant role in shaping who we are today. Instead of buying a traditional gift this year, why not go the extra mile and create something unique and meaningful? In this article, we’ll explore five easy do-it-yourself (DIY) gift ideas that will undoubtedly put a smile on your dad’s face.
Book Spine Bookmark
If your dad is an avid reader, nothing beats a custom bookmark paired with one of his favorite books from his wishlist. You can repurpose an old book into an awesome bookmark in no time!
Just make sure that the book spine is in a decent enough condition that it can make for an elegant gift. Jazz it up to your liking with some creative decorations.
Favorite Wine In A Custom Wrap
If you are planning to gift your dad a bottle of his favorite booze for Father’s Day, why not personalize it to emphasize the efforts and mindfulness you put into this gift?
Here’s an amazing bottle-wrap idea that you can use to decorate your Father’s Day gift: use an old shirt’s sleeve and a tie.
Baking Tin Hanging Planters
If your dad is into gardening, we bet he’ll be smiling ear to ear when you gift him a hanging planter using old baking tins as a gift on this Father’s Day.
Planters are an excellent choice as a gift since one can nurture them and watch them grow with time, but it also inclines to his hobbies if he is into gardening, thus giving this gift a more personalized feel.
Make A Special Chill Grill To Celebrate The Day
Trust us on this one, ask anyone’s dad about this, and we bet every single one of them will agree that nothing beats the comfort and pleasure of sipping on some chilled beer on a hot afternoon under the sun.
So, why not make a chill grill for a day? Just empty the coals, clean the grill, and fill it with ice cubes to the top. Fill it up with as many beer bottles as you like, and your Chill-Grill for a day is ready!
Handprint Baseball
If your toddler cannot wait to grow up to give his dad awesome gifts on Father’s Day, you can help him make something that will touch his heart beyond words.
As a memento of the fun times dad had with his children playing catch, make a handprint baseball by decorating a baseball with your toddler’s handprints with some skin-safe ink. Fair warning, your dad might feel emotional beyond words and even shed a tear or two (out of happiness).