[For Girls] Make It with Everyday Items! Easy but Super Cute Craft Ideas
I want to make cute, satisfying crafts! But they seem hard…
In response to girls who feel that way, here are some adorable and wonderful crafts you can easily make using things you already have at home.
Make a fluffy sunflower with chenille stems, or create an original pouch using candy packaging.
They’re all easy to start, and the finished pieces look just like something you bought at a store! With a little creativity, you can make one-of-a-kind treasures.
Even if you’re not good at crafts, don’t worry.
Use this as a guide and have fun making them!
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[For Girls] Make it with everyday items! Easy but super cute craft ideas (61–70)
Handmade okonomiyaki craft
@n.annlee321 I already posted how to make okonomiyaki before. ☺️✨#HandmadeToysSummer Vacation CraftChildcare
♬ Athletic Meet “Heaven and Hell” (No Introduction) – Shinonome
Let’s try making okonomiyaki and yakisoba—just like the ones you see at summer festival stalls—using craft materials! Here, we mainly introduce how to make the griddle and spatula.
Feel free to create the okonomiyaki and yakisoba themselves using yarn, felt, and other materials.
For the griddle, cut 2 cm-wide strips from both long edges of a color foam board and attach silver origami paper to them.
Then cover the remaining center piece with black construction paper to form the griddle surface, and glue it between the cut side pieces.
Also attach 1 cm-wide strips of silver origami along the top and bottom edges of the griddle.
Draw in the vent openings, and it’s complete! For the spatula, cut a milk carton into a spatula shape and cover it with aluminum foil—that’s all you need!
Flower Hand-cranked Spinning Top
@n.annlee321 A hand-spun top that you spin with your palm ☺️✨Summer Vacation Craft#tiktok classroomLife with children#HandmadeToys
♬ Monkeys Spinning Monkeys – Kevin MacLeod & Kevin The Monkey
Let’s make a hand-spun top that you spin vigorously with your hand, designed with a cute, flower-inspired look.
We’ll use a disposable chopstick as the top’s axle, and wrap long, folded strips of paper around it to form the shape of the top.
Everyone should clearly imagine their favorite flower and think about which colors of paper will best match that flower.
Wrapping the paper tightly is the key to making the whole piece sturdy and ensuring it spins well.
Hair tie made using a candy container
@ituka104 Hair tie made with an Anpanman gummy containerAnpanman#Anpanman gummyResinhair tieHandmade
♬ A warm 6/8 beat march – Sheep Sounds
Let’s make hair accessories with resin! I’ll show you an idea for making hair ties using candy containers.
What you’ll need: empty candy containers, UV/epoxy resin, colored cellophane or aurora origami paper, hair tie findings, and hair ties.
How about using empty containers with cute silhouettes of Anpanman and his friends to create hair accessories? Since they’re wearable items, kids are sure to love them.
It also sounds fun to play around with the colors!
Candy Magnet
Let’s make a magnet that looks like a candy with twisted ends.
The materials and steps are very simple, so it’s highly recommended.
First, prepare strong magnets from a 100-yen shop, a plastic bottle cap, and a fabric scrap with a pattern you like.
Start by gluing the magnet to the back of the bottle cap.
Next, cut the fabric scrap to 14 cm by 10 cm, then fold back and glue three sides, leaving just one of the short sides unfolded.
Once the glue is dry, wrap the bottle cap with the fabric and secure it with glue.
Finally, to create the candy shape, gather and stitch the fabric at both ends with thread.
You’re done! Try making lots in different colors and patterns.
Plastic bottle bracelet
Let’s make a very summery, cute, and sparkly bracelet! Believe it or not, the material is a plastic bottle.
Cut an empty plastic bottle into strips about 2–3 cm wide, then press the cut edges against an iron to round them off.
Be careful to avoid burns when using the iron.
Once the edges are rounded, paint the inside with your favorite nail polish.
After it dries, decorate the outside with rhinestone stickers or similar embellishments, and you’re done.
It’s also fun to make matching ones with your friends.
