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[Easy and Simple] Popular DIY Ideas You Can Make with Materials from 100-Yen Shops

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A person from the melodic hardcore boom generation who loves music, photography, and eating. I’ve been going to live houses for over 20 years. I’m at the age where summer festivals are starting to feel tough physically. I sometimes try shooting live photos and videos for MVs. I’m not great at English, so I often listen to straightforward Japanese rock that hits directly, but if someone recommends something, I’ll listen to anything—Western or Japanese—broadly and casually. I like cooking while listening to music; it’s a nice way to relieve stress.

There are probably many people who picked up DIY as a hobby while spending more time at home.

These days, 100-yen shops are just as well stocked as home improvement stores—not only with materials but also with tools.

Here are some DIY ideas that mainly use items from 100-yen shops.

We focus on easy projects that keep sawing wood and driving screws to a minimum.

Even if you don’t have a home improvement store nearby, chances are there’s a 100-yen shop!

Try DIY-ing some handy items for your home!

[Easy & Simple] Popular DIY Ideas You Can Make with 100-Yen Shop Materials (31–40)

Spherical felt garland

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Spherical felt garland

How about a cute garland made of felt spheres? The method is simple, and it’s great that all you really need is a hot glue gun.

First, cut the felt into circles, fold each one in half, and glue the fold with the hot glue gun.

Next, take three of the resulting felt half-circles and glue them together along the folded edges to form a hemisphere.

Finally, sandwich the string for the garland between two hemispheres and glue them together to finish.

Enjoy choosing colors and arranging them in an order that matches the atmosphere of the space where you plan to display the garland.

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perpetual calendar

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perpetual calendar

Let’s make an economical, innovative perpetual calendar so you won’t need to buy a new calendar every year! Use five cube-shaped wooden blocks from a 100-yen shop.

Prepare paint in your favorite color, number and alphabet stickers, and glue.

Paint the blocks in your chosen color, and once they’re dry, add numbers for the date and letters for the day of the week.

Since sticker adhesive alone can be weak, apply glue before placing the stickers.

Instead of stickers, you can also use stencils or write directly on the blocks.

It would make a great gift, too.

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In conclusion

Were there any DIY ideas using 100-yen shop materials that you felt like trying? One great thing about DIY is that you can make items in the perfect size—like sizes you can’t find in ready-made products. You might find yourself getting hooked on 100-yen DIY, too!