Adult crafts recommended for spring
Do you ever feel an irresistible urge to make something, with your creativity just bursting out?
Adults should get to enjoy crafts, too!
But what should you make?
For anyone asking that question, here are craft ideas that adults can truly enjoy.
The world is in the midst of a DIY and handmade boom.
Don’t give up just because you think you’re clumsy or short on ideas—use a variety of craft inspirations as references and create your very own original items!
In this article, we’re highlighting ideas especially recommended for spring.
Let’s make items that instantly give your room a bright, spring-like feel!
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Recommended adult crafts for spring (1–10)
sensory bottle

A sensory bottle where the decorations inside gently sway is beautiful.
How about making a lovely sensory bottle with spring-themed decorations? Besides the decorations, you’ll need a clear bottle, liquid laundry starch or glue, water, and tape to seal the bottle cap.
First, put the decorations into the bottle.
To give it a spring feel, we recommend adding artificial cherry blossoms or petals, as well as pink cellophane or beads.
After adding the decorations, pour in the laundry starch (or glue) and water, then tape the cap so nothing leaks out—and you’re done! You could also use markers or paint to tint the water slightly.
coaster

For those who want to make something for everyday use, coasters are a great option.
Coasters come in various materials like cork and plastic, but this time I’ll introduce an idea using clay.
First, make a mold using something like a toilet paper roll, and use it to cut out the clay.
Then bake it and attach it to a round backing to finish.
How about making cherry blossom petals and combining them at the end? Be sure to choose oven-bake clay.
lampshade

Let’s make a lampshade using materials sold at 100-yen shops.
The main items you’ll need are a balloon, shoji paper, glue, and a brush.
First, inflate the balloon, then use thinned glue to attach pieces of shoji paper to it.
Tear the shoji paper into suitably sized pieces beforehand.
Repeat this until it has some thickness, then attach decorations made from thick paper to finish.
It could be fun to make a lampshade that matches the season.
How about arranging seasonal flowers like cherry blossoms?
Wall decoration

Let’s create a wall decoration that can transform the look of your room.
A wall decoration is a general term for interior items that are displayed on walls.
There are various types, such as those you stick on or hang.
Among them, the one I especially recommend is a wall decoration that gently sways.
First, arrange strings hanging down from a single rod, and attach paper-made motifs to them.
When the wind blows, they sway and create an elegant movement.
Dandelion paper wall decoration

Here’s an introduction to a wall decoration inspired by dandelions that gives a lively impression with its bright yellow color.
Cut yellow paper into long, narrow strips and make fine slits along them.
Do the same with green paper, then combine the yellow and green strips, roll them together, and spread out the slit sections to shape them into dandelion flowers.
Cut green paper to create dandelion-shaped leaves as well.
Make as many flowers and leaves as you like.
Next, use six wooden stir sticks to form a shape like the kanji for “rice field” (a square grid) with the ends slightly protruding.
Attach the dandelion leaves and flowers to this frame, and you’re done! Hang it on a wall or door to welcome the arrival of spring.



