Fathers Day Ideas: 3 Gift ideas He’ll Use

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Fathers Day Gifts for Him

1. Personalized Tools

If your father is a craftsman or loves gardening or grilling, choose some great tools with wooden handles. You can find personalized items online or personalize them by yourself using a wood burning tool. You can write a phrase or a name or ask your kids to make a simple drawing that you could transfer onto the wooden handle. Such a thoughtful gift will be surely appreciated and will never lose its practicality. We love these personalized tools on Etsy!

2. DIY Kits

You can find some great DIY kits for just about anything on the market. A great idea is to get a kit for dad to make his favorite drink or food. Search for kits to brew beer at home or kits to grow for example mushrooms in his garden, if he is a fan.

3. Individual Gift Basket

Gift baskets are such a great idea because you can fill the baskets with anything your father would love. An even better idea is to prepare a themed basket, like a basket full of everything a foodie would need, or a grill master, or a sports fan, depending on the preferences of dad. Add a ticket for a game or an invitation to a special restaurant to complete the gift. Don’t forget that you can use other things as a vessel to hold all the items. Buckets, toolboxes, cooling boxes or even those small, round barbecue grills are all unique ideas to be filled with matching items.

The one true thing that dad will appreciate about any gift for Father’s Day is the thought and effort you put in to preparing it and your level of how well you know his preferences. By using items that he will actually use time after time, will add even more value to your Father’s Day gift, giving him something that will always remind him of your special bond.

For more Father’s Day Ideas visit our Gentleman Rock Pinterest Board.

Fathers Day Gift: Handmade Decorative Wine Stoppers

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Martha Stewart has brought a nice idea to make a special gift for your cooking-loving Dad. Obviously, you can present him a cookbook but a collection of attractive carafes will probably be the best gift for a Dad who cooks. All you need to do is just joining corks with drawer pulls made of cast metal, painted porcelain, or faceted glass. They will make nice stoppers for bottles of oils and extracts.

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What You Need

Drawer pulls

Cork stoppers

Screws

Glue

Pencil

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How to Make

• Buy cork stoppers from craft stores. You can use any drawer pull to make the stoppers and it will be better if they look decorative and attractive. However, if you have any nice drawer pull with a missing bolt, don’t worry. Your local hardware store will have bolts that fit to the pulls.
• Use a pencil to mark the middle of the corks’ top surface. Apply glue on the bottom of a screw and twist it into the marked point of the cork.
• Depending on the various types of screws and the type of pull, either the inserted screw will be threaded through the pull first or left enough of it exposed to be passed through the pull.
• Using drawer pulls of various styles and colors will look nice when they will be gathered together as the stoppers of a collection of bottles containing cooking ingredients.

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Do not discard the attractive liquor or olive oil bottles that are available with a twist-off top or do not throw away the decanter separated from its stopper. You can use all of them for making something nice – some attractive and decorative stoppers. If your Dad is a cook, loves to cook, or wants to become an iron chef someday, give him a collection of bottles screwed with these homemade stoppers as a Fathers Day gift.

Liked the idea? What are you planning to give your Dad on that special day? For more Father’s Day gift ideas on Stagetecture, click here.