From Helicopter Ceiling Fans to Convenient Camping Capsules
Laura McQuarrie — June 13, 2013 — Art & Design
When you're strapped for cash, DIY Father's Day presents are a great and inexpensive way to show you care. Handmade gifts are a sure way to bring a smile to your Dad's face, reminding him of crafts you might have made in elementary school, but hopefully your technique has improved since then.
With gift ideas for tech lovers, foodies, handymen and gamers, these projects make great additions to office desks and garages. Procrastinators will be happy to find gift ideas that can be pulled together at the last minute. Some of these gifts don't require a lot of effort, but they still make nice gestures to celebrate Dad's big day.
With so many inventive tutorials online, the only difficulty you'll have is choosing where to start.
With gift ideas for tech lovers, foodies, handymen and gamers, these projects make great additions to office desks and garages. Procrastinators will be happy to find gift ideas that can be pulled together at the last minute. Some of these gifts don't require a lot of effort, but they still make nice gestures to celebrate Dad's big day.
With so many inventive tutorials online, the only difficulty you'll have is choosing where to start.
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