Unique DIY Christmas gifts for dad who has everything
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Christmas is coming and if you haven’t started your preparations yet, it is time. Of course, we are all thinking about our decor and Christmas tree. Just as important, however, are the Christmas presents for our loved ones. And, today, we are going to focus on one of the most important people in our lives – our dad. Our dads have provided for us our entire lives, asking for nothing in return. That is exactly why, sometimes it might be very difficult to decide on their present. After all, what do you give the man who has everything? Well, we have prepared a few DIY tutorials, as well as other ideas for personal Christmas gifts for dad!
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Christmas is around the corner and so is the season of gift giving
DIY grill tools holder for the dad who love to spend time near the barbecue
Ideas for Christmas gifts for dad who has everything
Supplies:
- wooden board
- wood stain
- white paint
- copper pipe
- two brackets
- two T-brackets
- baker’s twine
Just a few supplies make up this awesome gift
Instructions:
- Sand the board and stain it. Let dry.
- Use a stencil and white paint to create the Grill Master sign. Let dry.
- Attach the T-brackets to the pipe. Screw down the brackets to the board at the same length as the pipe, so the T-brackets can sit in them.
- Attach baker’s twine to the top so you can hang the board to a wall.
- Using twine hang the tools on the pipe.
Make sure the T-brackets fit well into the brackets
Voila!
Source: The Rustic Willow
Dad.. you are my father – funny Star Wars
DIY for a painted wood coasters set
DIY gifts for dad from daughter
Supplies:
- wood slices
- different stencils (you don’t need those if you want to paint them yourself)
- acrylic paint in a desired color
- paint brush
- polyurethane varnish
- thin cork or felt
If you can draw you can get creative without using a stencil
Instructions:
- Apply your paint with the paintbrush using the stencil or draw your own design. Let dry, then apply second coat and let dry again.
- Apply two coats of the varnish to repel water and keep the design.
- Trace out the wood slices onto the cork or felt, cut it out and use hot glue to attach it to the bottom of the wood.
You can tailor the coasters according to your dad’s hobbies
Source: Unoriginal Mom
Beautiful, rustic handmade clock
Unique gifts for dad
Supplies:
- a piece of wood
- clock kit (motor, hands, numbers and double A battery) in a preferred color
- keyhole hanger
- wood carving tools
Instructions:
- Measure the diameter of the wood and put a dot in the center with a pencil.
- Place the movement motor at the center and trace out its outline on the wood.
- Chisel out the wood in the outline of the motor, then drill a whole in the middle of the square outline you have just carved out.
- Sand the wood.
- Insert the movement motor into the chiseled out square.
- On the face of the clock use a plate or any circular object to trace out the circle on which the numbers are going to be placed.
- Install the clock hands in the middle of the circle on the shaft of the motor. Make sure they work properly.
- Use a ruler to place the numbers around the circle evenly.
- Finally, install the keyhole hanger.
Carving out the space for the motor is probably the most difficult part of this DIY
Install the hours hand first, then the minutes one and finally the seconds one
The placement of the numbers needs to be measured properly in order for the clock to work
Source: Instructables
This special, personalized wallet will be a cherished present
DIY personalized flask for a special dad
Good gifts for dad
Supplies:
- wood grain contact paper
- stainless steel flask
- paint marker
- xacto knife
- scissors
Instructions:
- Measure out the flask on the contact paper and cut it out, so it covers the whole flask.
- Write your dad’s name on the contact paper, or his initials. You can also personalize it with a special message, it is up to you.
- Remove the backside of the contact paper while you are sticking it to the flask. Make sure the name is at the front and the paper is sticking smoothly onto the flask.
- Overlap the paper and use the xacto knife to cut out any excess paper.
All set in a few easy steps
Source: Almost Makes Perfect
Give your dad his personal shot glasses
Christmas presents for dad
Supplies:
- etching cream
- shot glasses
- masking tape
- vinyl lettering
- ruler
Instructions:
- Apply the letter template onto the glass.
- Place masking tape around the letter as shown in the photo below.
- Using gloves, apply a thick coat of the etching cream and follow the package instructions.
- Wait five minutes and rinse thoroughly.
- Let dry and remove the template.
This DIY can be applied to any glassware
Source: Story Piece
Hands down the best daddy ever – a great present for a young dad
Unique geo cufflinks DIY tutorial
What to get dad for Christmas?
Supplies:
- polymer clay
- tacky glue
- gold cufflinks
- xacto knife
Instructions:
- Preheat the oven to 275°.
- Cut small squares out of the polymer clay a little bigger than the cufflinks. Use the xacto knife to make slices into the clay to resemble the geo shape.
- Bake for about 15 minutes and let cool.
- Glue onto the cufflinks and let dry.
Source: Almost Makes Perfect
Now browse the gallery to find even more ideas for Christmas gifts for dad
Stylish leather AirPod case
A funny mug is always a good choice
Creative Christmas gifts for dad to show him he is a superhero
Mini whiskey barrels for the alcohol connoisseur
Log carrier which you can even make yourself
Or a nice cozy robe for the dad who loves to spend time at home
Pair it with cozy slippers and you will be the best daughter ever
A nice, knitted set to keep him warm
Or a stylish timepiece for the watch collector
A good massager is something every dad needs
Personalized key chain which is going to put a smile on his face
How about a tabletop grill for the real grill master
Nice leather jar sleeve for the dad who can’t stay off the coffee
Homemade gin kit