Free Father’s Day printables for last minute Father’s Day gifts

by | Jun 15, 2012 | DIY | 4 comments

Free Father’s Day printables for last minute Father’s Day gifts

Father's Day printables for last-minute giftsFather’s Day is Sunday, and while we’ve been giving you loads (and loads and loads of Father’s Day gift ideas, we understand that you may still be looking for that little special “something” that will pull it all together.

Instead of scouring the stores, take a look at these awesome printables for Father’s Day, from custom gift cards to unique treat holders. Along with being unique and fun, they are all also totally free. –Christina

Not surprisingly, the designers at Hello Lucky offer a few gorgeous Father’s Day Printables including the bottle labels and matching card (above) that you can print and affix to his favorite vintage or microbrew. So beautiful, we even recommended them in this roundup of last minute Father’s Day gifts.

Hello Lucky Father's Day printables

On the same page, Hello Lucky also offers beautiful wrappers that can turn the somewhat ho-hum gift of socks into something cool–a greeting card! Because good socks are rugged, warm and supportive, just like dad.

Father's Day Printable Gift Tags

Yes, the tie theme can be played out, but it’s pretty cute hanging around the necks of a six-pack at a Father’s Day picnic. The printable Father’s Day gift tags from Amanda’s Parties to go are free…for the price of liking her Facebook page.

Printable Happy Father's Day banner at Catch My Party

We like the idea of dad waking up to a Father’s Day printable banner
made by Love Party Printables, available for free at Catch My Party.
It’s actually part of a set including table tents and cards.

Free Father's Day printable set from Ham and Pea

At Ham and Pea, they’ve got a package of free Fathers Day Printables around the theme of best dad in the world” in All-American colors. Very sweet.

father's day coupon book

If you’re up for making a coupon book from the kids, we love this free downloadable coupon book from Kiki + Company with an adorable super hero theme. (Hey, superheroes needs foot massages more than anyone!) There are other goodies to match, including Father’s Day cards. [via mia cupcake]

Printable Father's Day coloring cards from Swoon!

If the kids are handy with the colored pencils, print out these two Father’s Day cards from Swoon! and let them add the color. It’s a nice way to get the kids involved more than just singing their name to a store-bought card.

Today's Mama free printable Father's Day gift card

Want to give dad a giant ice cream sundae, a week off from chores, of just hugs and kisses? Type in whatever you want on this this free, custom printable Father’s Day gift card and holder from Today’s Mama. Then just print, fold and give.

Printable Fifth and Hazel necktie box

If you’re feeling craftier than simply printing and coloring, print out one of Fifth and Hazel’s snazzy printable necktie boxes and fill it with little treats for dad. Just print the stripe sheet onto colored paper and follow the pattern for cutting and folding. If dad is more of a bow tie wearer? They have one of those too.
For even more last minute Father’s Day gifts also check out last year’s post which is filled with great ideas.

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Written by Christina Refford

Christina Refford is a longtime CMP contributor turned Senior Associate Editor. She's based in MA, and a cool mom of 3 (including two college students!) who all eat entirely different foods, so yay. She loves running, social media, cooking, decluttering, family travel, animals, avoiding scary movies, and coffee. Not at all in that order.
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4 Comments

  1. Carrie on June 15, 2012 at 11:23 am

    Ooh a food massage? What’s that?? 🙂
    Thanks for the list – I love printables!

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  2. Cool Mom Picks on June 15, 2012 at 12:00 pm

    Ha, thanks for the catch Carrie. Or maybe he has a food fetish? (Ha)

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  3. Ted on June 15, 2012 at 1:36 pm

    Ties have become such a father’s day cliche that the beer / cards are simply an awesome combination. A picnic would certainly be a good use but even just finding them on the counter would be an amusing, and welcomed, one.

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  4. Anne on June 1, 2013 at 10:53 am

    These are great! 2 things, though — the wine label says 2012, and the Ham and Pea downloads don’t work. Darn – wanted to use the great Top Ten Reasons card!

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