[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! Simple yet super cute craft ideas (21–30)
Translucent name tag

Express your individuality with a translucent look! Here are ideas for see-through name tags.
In places with many children, like elementary schools or lessons, it’s easy for belongings to get lost.
When a name tag is attached, your items are much more likely to find their way back to you! This time, let’s make translucent name tags and attach them to bags and other important items.
You’ll need deco plates, clear stickers, letter stickers, protective tape, silicone rings, keychain hardware, and more.
Customize the design to suit the item you want to attach the name tag to.
Transparent cute coaster

Summer is supposed to be hot, but don’t you feel like the summers lately are getting hotter every year? When it’s hot, we crave cold drinks—so why not make coasters to brighten up your drink time and turn it into a summer science project? You’ll be using two-part resin and other chemicals, so be sure to have an adult or an older sibling help you when handling them.
Aside from working with the chemicals, it’s basically just decorating coasters, so even small children can join in! We’re looking forward to seeing your cool, refreshing coasters!
gel candle

Gel wax candles are characterized by their clarity and springy texture.
Unlike regular candles, they don’t turn white and hard, which gives you more creative freedom in your designs.
In summer, you can make seasonal candles with seashells and white sand; in autumn, you can use Halloween-themed pumpkin items or orange sand.
Gel candles look beautiful when finished, so they’re also great as eye-catching interior decor.
With a bit of ingenuity, you can easily make them using materials from a 100-yen shop, and searching for supplies on handmade marketplaces can be part of the fun.
Why not relax at home and enjoy making candles at your own pace?
Rosette-style magnet
Glamorous and cute! Here are some ideas for rosette-style magnets.
A rosette is a small, circular decoration typically used for badges or medals, but in recent years you often see stylish versions finished with colorful ribbons and pearls.
This time, let’s handcraft adorable rosette-style magnets that look just like store-bought items.
You’ll need wrapping ribbon, fabric, thick paper, a pencil, glue, scissors, stickers with your favorite designs, and pearl or rhinestone stickers.
Give it a try!
fake sweets

Making fake sweets sounds difficult, doesn’t it? You might be wondering things like, “I’ve never used resin clay,” or “Where can I buy it?” But you can actually make fake sweets with paper clay and wood glue! Put paper clay and wood glue into a plastic bag, add a little water, and knead well—this will work as a substitute for resin clay.
You can then make all kinds of fake sweets by shaping it to look like whipped cream! Add paint to the wood glue to create chocolate sauce or strawberry sauce, too!




