[Handmade] A handmade Christmas present you’d like to give to a 3-year-old girl

Shakashaka strap

Using 100-yen store materials, you can easily make a “super cute shaker strap”! Perfect as a gift, too♪ Bead handmade♪ 100-yen beads♪ 100-yen handmade♪ Handmade strap ◌ ͙❁˚

Match with your family and friends! Here are some ideas for making shaker straps.

You’ll need: baking/parchment paper, a ruler, a hole punch, scissors, a soft card case, masking tape, strap hardware, decorative materials like beads, and an iron.

First, cut the soft card case and fuse the edges with an iron to seal them.

Tip: place the soft case between sheets of baking/parchment paper while ironing.

Next, add your favorite beads and other decorations.

Finally, secure it with masking tape, attach the strap hardware, and you’re done!

Mordor

[DIY] Handmade Craft Doll Tutorial: I Tried Making the Mold Doll That’s Trending Overseas [How-To]

Let’s make a one-of-a-kind gift! Here are some ideas for creating fluffy, cute mold dolls.

Gather twist rods in your favorite colors, craft glue, eye and nose parts, ribbons, and other decorative materials.

First, bring both ends of a twist rod together and fold it in half.

Next, shape the ears, face, hands, body, and feet in that order.

You can adjust the length depending on the animal you want to make! Finally, attach the eyes and nose with craft glue, and decorate with ribbons and other parts to finish.

Do a little research on the recipient’s favorite things or motifs in advance, and give them a truly unique mold doll.

Magnets Made with Glue Sticks

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Let’s pack in all the things kids love! Here are some magnet ideas you can make with glue sticks.

You’ll need a silicone mold, glue sticks, and magnets.

First, place a magnet and glue sticks into a silicone mold with your favorite motif, then heat it in the microwave.

Next, let the warmed glue cool.

Finally, remove it from the mold and decorate it with beads or other embellishments, and you’re done! It’s a fun idea to make together with kids.

Santa dress

How to make a children’s Santa dress using 100-yen shop felt (handmade Christmas costume)

Make it with large felt sheets! Here’s a Santa dress you can create.

What you’ll need: large red felt, black felt, white felt, yellow felt, tape or snap buttons, and decorative pom-poms.

How about handmaking a Santa Claus outfit for Christmas and giving it to your child as a present? With a few tweaks, you can make either a long-sleeved dress or a sleeveless one! You can also get creative with the collar shape and buttons.

It could be fun to decide on the design together with your child!

makeup set

Makeup Set with Everyday Materials: DIY Cosmetics/Makeup Set/Paper Craft ❤︎ #796

Let’s make something with everyday items! Here are some ideas for a handmade makeup set.

What you’ll need: cardboard, scissors, a utility knife, straws, and vinyl tape.

First, cut the cardboard and secure it with tape.

It’s fun to use vinyl tape in colors that match the grown-up cosmetics you have at home or in your child’s favorite colors.

Next, cut origami paper to create the mirror section and palette.

You can also make makeup brushes using straws and pipe cleaners! Finally, try adding your own logo or stickers for a personalized touch—that sounds fun too.

Give it a try!

snack refrigerator

A gift of a world of sweets: a dreamy handmade refrigerator

Put your favorite snacks in your very own fridge! Let me introduce a snack fridge.

You’ll need four empty boxes, double-sided tape, and snacks.

First, decorate the four empty boxes with origami paper or any patterns you like.

Next, tape the boxes together to form the shape of a refrigerator.

The key point here is to use regular tape with adhesive on one side for the door section, not double-sided tape.

Finally, fill it with lots of snacks and decorate it with a ribbon—and you’re done!

jewelry soap

How to Make Gemstone Soap in One Day Using Glycerin Soap [Natural Cosmetics Laboratory]

Usable gems! Here are some jewelry soap ideas.

What you’ll need: glycerin clear soap, glycerin clear soap color chips, 10 paper cups, a plastic cup, wooden stir sticks, plastic wrap, and ethanol.

First, cut the glycerin clear soap and place it into four paper cups.

Warm it in the microwave for 30 seconds to 1 minute.

Be careful to prevent it from boiling over.

Next, mix the glycerin clear soap color chips into each paper cup.

Spritz with ethanol to remove bubbles.

Finally, finely cut each colored soap, then mix the pieces with more glycerin clear soap—that’s it! Once it sets, cut and trim to shape.