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Cute and eye-catching! Ideas for making wrist decorations for sports day

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At sports days for daycare, kindergarten, or elementary school, many groups coordinate costumes for dance events or group activities like parachute performances.

Wrist accessories and bracelets can make these group routines even more dazzling, instantly brightening the overall impression of the performance.

In this article, we share ideas using recycled materials and items from 100-yen shops.

It’s packed with designs and how-tos for inspiration!

These matching items are also recommended for middle and high school students who want everyone in the class to wear the same accessories.

Cute and Eye-Catching! Wristband Ideas for Sports Day (11–20)

Masking tape bracelet

[Masking Tape DIY] You can make a sparkly bracelet just by folding masking tape.

Masking tape bracelet

Glitter that sparkles and makes your heart dance! Here are some ideas for masking tape bracelets.

Shiny materials are popular with kids, right? This time, let’s make bracelets using glittery masking tape that looks like it has shimmer.

All you need is masking tape and scissors.

Some of the steps are a bit tricky, but once you learn the folds, you’ll finish smoothly! You can already picture the happy faces of kids wearing their sparkling bracelets.

Give it a try!

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flower bracelet

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Made with toilet paper rolls! Here’s an idea for a floral bracelet.

It’s great when you can make a bracelet using materials you have on hand.

This time, let’s create a flower bracelet using a toilet paper roll.

You’ll need a toilet paper roll, colored construction paper, scissors, and glue or a hot glue gun.

The flowers are made by cutting and pasting the colored paper, so feel free to customize the color combinations! It’s sure to become a special keepsake.

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Handling Flower

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Beautiful like a small bouquet! Here are some ideas for handling flowers.

There might even be competitions that incorporate dances or choreography using songs with a flower theme.

These handling flower ideas are perfect for those occasions! You will need ribbon, dried flowers or artificial flowers, origami made from washi paper, a hot glue gun or adhesive, and scissors.

It’s better to choose wider ribbon rather than narrow.

Try incorporating this into the special event of your sports day.

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Bracelets made with milk cartons and lace

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Feel like a princess! Here’s an idea for making a bracelet with a milk carton and lace.

Many children admire princesses and the things they wear.

This time, let’s make an elegant bracelet using a milk carton and lace.

What you’ll need: a milk carton, lace, a stapler, rubber bands, scissors, and glue.

If you use stiff lace, it may irritate a child’s delicate skin, so it’s better to choose a soft lace material!

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Finger-knit scrunchie

How to Make/Crochet a “Finger-Knitted” Scrunchie Without a Hook — Create a Fluffy, Fuzzy Scrunchie the Easy Way!

Finger-knit scrunchie

How about brightening up your sports day with fluffy, voluminous wrist accessories? The appeal is that you can easily make them with finger knitting! All you need are your favorite yarn and some hair elastics.

The basic stitch is called single crochet.

First, get set up for single crochet and start stitching.

Think of it as hooking the yarn onto the hair elastic.

It might be a bit tricky until you get used to it, but it’s just the same steps repeated—so give it a try! The look of the wrist accessory changes depending on the yarn material, so we recommend matching it to the vibe of your event.

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Wristband made from fruit protective netting

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Wristband made from fruit protective netting

These wristbands are so easy that kids can make them themselves—just use those fruit-protective nets! For the part that goes around the wrist, use the stretchy netting that comes wrapped around fruit when you buy it, so all you need to craft is the decoration! Create eye-catching embellishments using origami paper, cardstock, or colored cellophane.

Finally, staple your finished decoration onto the net, and you’re done! The key is to use bright, striking colors that stand out even from a distance.

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Cute and eye-catching! Wrist accessory ideas for sports day (21–30)

ribbon scrunchie

How to Make a Cute Ribbon Scrunchie [Handmade Hair Tie with a Sewing Machine] Ribbon Chouchou

ribbon scrunchie

Ribbon scrunchies are easy and cute to make if you can do simple sewing, so I highly recommend them! You’ll use your favorite fabric and a hair elastic.

The key point isn’t just the scrunchie itself, but the ribbon part that sticks out like bunny ears.

If you make the scrunchie body black and use red-and-white polka-dot fabric for the ribbon, it gives a Minnie-like vibe; a yellow body with a red ribbon feels like Dorami.

By using colors cleverly, you can create styles inspired by popular characters! Try making them to match the image of your dance or competition.

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