[Grown-up Cute] Easy Handmade Ideas for Miscellaneous Goods and Interior Accessories

Baking Soda Art

@mery.jp

I managed to make it a super atmospheric piece.Baking Soda Art#TextureArt#HomeArt#Handmade InteriorCanvas Art#100-yen-shopbaking sodaAcrylic paint　

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I want to display it as an interior accent! Here are some baking soda art ideas.

Have you heard of baking soda art? It refers to art created by mixing baking soda with paint, and many people become captivated by its unique textures and feel.

This time, let’s try an easy baking soda art project.

What you’ll need: baking soda, paint, a brush, and a paper plate.

After mixing your favorite color of paint with baking soda, apply it to a canvas and let it dry—that’s it!

basket bag

How to make a basket bag with eco-craft Easy [paper craft, craft band, paper band]

Let’s make a one-of-a-kind bag! Here are some ideas for basket bags.

These DIY basket bag ideas are perfect if you can’t find a design you like or don’t want to have the same bag as everyone else.

The time you spend creating while thinking about colors and designs can become a fulfilling hobby.

You’ll need items like craft bands.

Adjust the size and length to match the dimensions you want to make.

It’s also lovely to give one as a gift to close friends or family.

Tealight lamp shade

One Sheet of Origami! How to Make a Lampshade for a Tealight (LED) – Tealight (LED) Lampshade with Just One Sheet of Origami!

Make it with a single sheet of origami! Here’s an idea for a lampshade for tea lights.

This lampshade is used for candles placed in small cups.

This time, let’s try making a lampshade out of origami for use with string lights.

What you’ll need: one sheet of origami paper, a ruler, a craft knife, and string lights.

Choose a translucent origami paper so the light softly shines through for a soothing effect.

It’s also lovely to spend time finding a design that matches your taste or interior décor.

herbarium

[100-Yen Shop Herbarium] Made with 100-yen shop materials! Easy herbarium

Herbariums are art pieces made by placing plants in a transparent container and adding oil or gel.

Their allure lies in the dreamy designs that look like flowers blooming underwater.

You can enjoy making them in various ways, such as using commercial kits or gathering materials from 100-yen shops.

The process is simple: put the plants into a clear container and pour in the oil or gel to finish.

Be mindful of securing the plants so they don’t float, while also avoiding anything that would interfere with the design.

Choosing the right plants and decorations is also important, and it’s recommended to stick to a unified color scheme.

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Felt ball ornament

How to Make “Ball Ornaments”! Cute and Easy Decorations with Felt [Felt Crafts: Small Items & Christmas Decorations] | DIY Felt Ball Ornaments Tutorial

These cute balls made with felt may look intricate and difficult at first glance, but they’re actually not that hard—just a repetition of simple steps—and they make great decorations for many occasions.

Start by preparing a circular template in your preferred size, cut out circles from felt, then cut each circle in half to make semicircles.

Fold each semicircle in half again and glue the straight edge with a hot glue gun.

Make more of the same pieces and connect them together.

Using two colors looks adorable, and they also make perfect ornaments for Christmas.

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A small rack that can also hold the remote control.

Milk Carton Series 3: Small Rack

Let’s try making a small rack that’s handy for keeping a remote control or glasses.

We’ll use two milk cartons.

The inner divider will also serve as a handle, so cut one side to about 15 cm and the other three sides to 8 cm.

Make a hole for the handle, tape the long sides together with double-sided tape, and then apply fabric to the sides, bottom, and inside.

Leave about a 1.5 cm seam allowance for the fabric, and trim the corners so they adhere neatly.

If handling fabric is difficult, you can decorate it with origami or chiyogami paper instead.

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Beaded wind chime

Combine large and small beads to create your own! Here are some ideas for bead wind chimes.

Wind chimes often bring glass to mind, but this time let’s make them with beads.

They’re perfect for anyone who loves unique interior décor or is drawn to one-of-a-kind items.

You’ll need larger beads, pearl beads, chains, jump rings, and other findings, as well as some tools.

Even the time spent choosing your favorite colors and designing your piece is sure to be wonderful.

Cream soda trinket case

@n.annlee321

100-yen store DIY/arrangement ☺️✨Summer Vacation Craft#HandmadeToysParenting#100-yen shop DIY

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When it comes to summery drinks, cream soda is a classic! So let’s make a cream soda-themed trinket holder.

This idea uses a flower vase sold at 100-yen shops.

It’s shaped like a rectangle topped with a half-circle, and it already looks like cream soda, doesn’t it? Apply green iridescent origami paper to the rectangular part and white masking tape to the half-circle to represent the drink and the ice cream.

Glue a cherry made from a pom-pom and a craft pipe cleaner to the outside, then insert a straw.

Add iridescent round stickers to mimic bubbles for an even cuter finish.

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Making felt flowers

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Felt flower series ☺️ Pipe cleaners are pretty handy too 👍#tiktok classroom#StayHomeTimeLife with childrenwork

♬ Monkeys Spinning Monkeys – Kevin MacLeod & Kevin The Monkey

Why not try making flowers that never wilt using felt and pipe cleaners? It’s very easy and cute.

First, cut petals out of felt.

Slightly fold the base of each petal and snip along the crease—this is where you’ll thread the pipe cleaner later.

Cut a light green pipe cleaner into three 4 cm pieces.

Lay two pieces in an X shape, then place the third straight across and twist to form the stamen.

Wrap a green pipe cleaner around to make the stem, and wrap a yellow pipe cleaner around the tip of the stamen to represent the pollen.

Finally, thread the petals onto the stem and glue them in place to finish.

Try making your favorite flowers!

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whipped resin

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A craft project for summer break that even lower-grade kids can make… Instead of shaker resin, it’s whip resin. I hope it catches on as a new term! I tried applying the trendy whip deco to a shaker resin piece. I haven’t seen this anywhere else, so maybe it’s a first?! 🤣 I’m thinking it might be easier than regular shaker resin—what do you think? It’s cute as is, but once the whip dries, it could be turned into a keychain too. I’ll upload a video when I make another one. If you still haven’t made your summer break project yet, I hope this helps as a reference! 😆Summer Vacation Craft#Summer vacation homeworkFree craftUse it freely for crafts.#WhippedResin#HowToMakeShakerResinShaker resinResin#ResinHandmade#ResinWork

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We’ll show you how to make whipped resin that feels just like making sweets.

First, let’s create the base with resin.

Pour resin into a mold and cure it.

You can make the color however you like.

Once the base is ready, add the deco “whip,” then place decorative parts on top to embellish it.

When the whip hardens, it’s done! Using store-bought decorative parts is easy, but if you’d like to try making more with resin, take this opportunity to handcraft the parts as well.

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