Construction paper craft ideas adults can enjoy—from small accessories to stylish home decor

Planet Mobile

@lovecraft.jp

I made a planet mobile out of construction paper ✨Handmade#tiktok classroomHandmade artist#HandmadeGirlsAll from the 100-yen shopplanetHandmadeI tried making itSpace#cuteColorful

Same Thing (feat. Superorganism) – Gen Hoshino

Perfect for your room’s interior! Let’s make a planet mobile.

It’s very easy: just cut colored paper into circles, fold each in half, and glue the halves together.

Glue enough pieces to form a ball.

Prepare a few colors to make it nice and colorful.

If you cut out the inside of a circular piece and attach it around the ball, it will look like Saturn.

Thread a string through the center to connect them, and your planet mobile is complete! Try hanging it from the ceiling as a decoration.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

sasashina

Report a problem

basket

[One Sheet of Drawing Paper] Small Item Basket - Easter [Easy Craft] Cute Project

Here’s an idea for making a basket using strips of construction paper.

First, make a ring with one strip, then attach two more strips in a cross shape inside the ring.

Next, glue two additional strips to fill the spaces between them.

This forms the base framework of the basket.

Weave more strips of construction paper through the framework to build the sides of the basket.

Attach a handle at the end to finish.

You can use construction paper in different colors to make a colorful basket.

The finished basket can be used as a small organizer or for giving mini gifts.

It’s easy to make, so give it a try!

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

sasashina

Report a problem

Anniversary Album

Here’s a recommended idea for anyone who wants to give an album as a gift to friends or family.

Prepare three sheets of construction paper measuring 90 cm by 90 cm.

Fold each sheet twice into a square and once into a triangle to make crease lines.

Overlap and glue the bottom right corner to the top left corner to connect the three sheets, then attach photos in the four central spots.

After that, fold it up, add a cover, and wrap it with a ribbon—that’s it! If you use colored paper and decorate the empty spaces with stickers or stamps, it will turn into an even more wonderful gift.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

sasashina

Report a problem

clover

(Construction paper) How to make spring decorations: clovers [DIY] (Drawing paper) Spring decoration: Clover

Here’s a clover craft idea using construction paper.

First, draw two horizontally long ovals stacked vertically.

Then, inside each one, draw the same shape slightly smaller.

Draw a horizontal line across the center of the ovals, then trace over the inner ovals and the horizontal line multiple times with a pen to score them.

Be careful not to tear the paper.

Fold along the horizontal line as a valley fold and along the inner oval edges as mountain folds, then pinch the center firmly and glue it in place.

That completes your three-dimensional clover.

If you attach the clovers to a circular base made from cardboard, you can also use it as a spring wreath.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

sasashina

Report a problem

small bird

(Drawing paper) Easy and cute! How to make a little bird [DIY]

Let’s make a small bird with paper quilling.

First, connect strips of construction paper to make them longer.

Wrap them around something like chopsticks to create loose circles.

Once you’ve made a circle, unwind the end a little, glue it down, and gently loosen the circle to form the bird’s head.

Next, stack strips of construction paper of the same length and glue one end together.

Roll up the glued end to make the body, and curl the opposite end to form the tail.

Attach the head to the body, add a beak, and you’re done.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

sasashina

Report a problem

wind chime

(Drawing paper) Easy and cute summer decoration: How to make a wind chime [DIY]

Wind chimes, a hallmark of summer, have such a lovely, cooling sound, don’t they? How about making a wind chime out of construction paper? Create strip-shaped pieces with a hole in the center, layer them radially, and glue them together.

Fold the ends slightly and attach them by hooking them onto a ring made from construction paper.

Thread a string through the hole, add a bell, a tanzaku (paper strip), and some beads, and you’re done.

You can also make the tanzaku from construction paper and decorate it with stickers.

Hang it by the window and enjoy the sound of the bell.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

sasashina

Report a problem

umbrella

[100-yen DIY] So pretty ✨ An umbrella made from construction paper ☂️ umbrella

For a rainy-season interior decoration, why not make a paper umbrella? Prepare ten circular pieces with a diameter of 8 cm.

Fold each one in half, then fold in half again.

Secure the inside of the folds with double-sided tape, and attach all ten pieces together to form the umbrella.

Insert a rolled tube made from origami paper through the center and curve one end to create the handle.

Glue a bead to the top as a decorative accent to finish.

Make the circular pieces from construction paper in various colors for a vibrant umbrella.

It could also look cute made with transparent origami paper.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

sasashina

Report a problem