[For Seniors] Recommended for Craft Activities! Milk Carton Accessory Box
Craft recreation is popular among older adults, isn’t it?
Taking home something you’ve made to display in your room brings a sense of accomplishment, thanks to the joy and satisfaction of creating.
It’s also said that the process of making things stimulates the brain and serves as brain training.
For that reason, crafts are a popular form of recreation.
Ideally, you want to choose projects that don’t cost much in materials and are neither too difficult nor too simple for seniors.
So this time, we’ll introduce how to make a small accessory box using a milk carton—perfect for older adults.
We’ve gathered projects that seniors can really enjoy making.
By using empty milk cartons, you can keep material costs down.
Let’s have fun and create something wonderful!
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[For Seniors] Recommended Craft Activity! Milk Carton Accessory Case (11–20)
Masking tape accessory case

Here’s an idea for a small organizer that can be customized in many ways using washi (masking) tape.
First, make a small container using a milk carton.
Then, decorate it with masking tape.
Instead of covering the entire surface, try creating a gradient effect—it’s highly recommended.
You can also use patterned masking tape to create intricate designs for a beautiful finish.
Alternatively, draw shapes with the tape.
The fun part is that the combinations are endless depending on how you pair and arrange the masking tapes.
A small bag made from scrap materials
Let’s make use of milk cartons! Here are some ideas for small bags made from scrap materials.
Many people probably throw milk cartons away after using them, right? This time, why not try making a bag using that kind of waste material? You’ll need scissors, tape, fabric scraps, and double-sided fabric tape, among other things.
The look changes depending on the fabric’s design and texture, which is really fun.
The time you spend making it to suit the recipient’s taste could become a memory in itself.
Simple small-item drawer storage

Items that shine for tidying up! Here are ideas for easy drawer organizers for small items.
When you’re redecorating or organizing a room, many people feel they need small organizers to sort and store things.
This time, let’s make drawer storage using fabric scraps and milk cartons.
You’ll need six milk cartons, fabric scraps, cardboard, six buttons, masking tape, a utility knife, glue, and so on.
It’s easy to make and a handy item that enriches everyday life!
In conclusion
This was an introduction to small storage containers made from milk cartons.
Every piece was wonderful, both in practicality and design.
I’ve heard that craft recreation increases finger movement and can have rehabilitative benefits.
It also creates opportunities to talk with others, naturally fostering communication and deepening connections.
I hope the process of making these pieces leads to a wonderful time.



