Recommended crafts for cultural festival exhibits. Ideas that are also perfect for venue decorations.
At school festivals, many classes probably display crafts that everyone made together, right?
There may also be classes that sell handmade goods they created themselves!
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of ideas for crafts and DIY projects that are perfect for a school festival.
We’ve gathered lots of projects you can make with familiar materials like cardboard and plastic bottles.
Handmade goods and DIY projects are trending, so let’s create something that will amaze everyone in your class!
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Recommended crafts for cultural festival exhibits: perfect ideas for venue decorations (91–100)
Book cover

When we think of craft projects for a school festival, we tend to imagine something large-scale or flashy, but making something related to “studying” is actually more suitable for a school event.
So how about making fabric book covers? They can be used as part of the decorations for a classroom exhibit, and you can keep using them even after the festival is over.
pop-pop steamboat

How about a pop-pop steam boat that runs on steam from a candle flame? The mechanism is simple, so you can scale it up and get creative with the design.
You could even make several and put on a race in a pool.
Since simple versions are easy to build, it would be fun to craft them together with participants at the venue.
Recommended crafts for cultural festival exhibits: Perfect ideas for venue decorations (101–110)
miniature food

Miniature food used for dollhouses and the like.
In recent years, it’s become popular not only for dollhouses but also as candy-toy collectibles, and many people share their creations on social media.
When you look at them, you might think, “That looks dizzyingly intricate—can anyone really make that?” But you can create most pieces with resin clay and acrylic paint.
Using gloss varnish or resin expands the range of what you can make even further.
They’re also cute as accessories or as decorations on smartphone cases.
Leathercraft

When people hear “leathercraft,” it can sound like a difficult type of handiwork.
In fact, cutting thick leather can be quite challenging.
However, beginners can still make small items, and small pieces of leather—suitable for materials—are sold at craft and fabric stores.
Creating something from materials you don’t usually use is one of the special charms of a school festival.
Please handle sharp tools with great care!
giant picture book

Original works are interesting, and turning existing stories into pop-up books is a great idea too.
It will probably take time to make, but the sense of accomplishment when it’s finished is incomparable.
It seems there are picture books made using cardboard, so you can likely keep costs down to some extent.
However, the bigger you make it, the harder it may be to deal with afterward…
string telephone

Precisely because we live in an era where everyone has a mobile phone or smartphone, why not enjoy the ultimate analog telephone? Yes—let’s make a string telephone.
It doesn’t need electricity, yet it’s still a “tele”phone.
Vary the size and number of cups, the number and branching of strings, and the length to try all kinds of setups.
You’re sure to discover a kind of fun you won’t find in a smartphone.
Punishment Game Cardboard Slot Machine

When you’ve got a school festival, cardboard, penalty games, and a slot machine, there’s no way it won’t get exciting! A cardboard slot machine is fun from the moment you start making it.
You can also come up with your own original penalty ideas! Let’s all play together!



