[Origami] She’ll love it if you fold these! Simple ideas for girls

Easier than finger knitting! Straw knitting

[Easier than finger knitting!] Just keep threading yarn between the straws and you’ll have a scrunchie or armband finished in no time! How to make a scrunchie out of yarn

Let’s try knitting with tools! It’s easier than finger knitting! Here are some ideas for straw knitting.

Many of you may have tried quick and easy finger knitting because it doesn’t require any preparation.

How about leveling up and challenging yourself with straw knitting this time? It’s actually smoother to knit than finger knitting, so it’s highly recommended! You’ll need items like straws, yarn, decorative pom-poms, and glue.

In the video, we make a scrunchie.

Be sure to give it a try!

Making flowers with yarn

Super easy: turn your fingers into tools! Make flowers with DIY yarn — Easy woolen craft ideas using your fingers

Those soft, fluffy petals are so cute! Here are some ideas for making flowers out of yarn.

When you hear “flowers,” many people probably picture fresh blooms, but this time let’s try making adorable flowers with yarn.

All you need are your favorite colors of yarn, a yarn needle, and parts like pearl beads.

They’ll look lovely arranged as hair ties, keychains, or brooches.

You can make the petals just by wrapping the yarn around your finger, so even elementary school kids can give it a try with ease.

Crocheted flowers you can make in 3 minutes

[For Knitting Beginners] Crochet Flower Tutorial: Make It in 3 Minutes!

Recommended even for your first project! Here’s a crochet flower idea you can make in 3 minutes.

It’s perfect if creating large, impressive pieces still feels challenging, or if you want to start small and build up your skills step by step.

While the flower looks simple, making it lets you practice starting a magic ring, chain stitches, and slip stitches.

It’s a project that doubles as practice while you finish a finished piece—so we encourage you to give it a try!

Finger-knitted scrunchie

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

Introducing a scrunchie you can knit using your fingers.

When you think of knitting, you might imagine using two needles or skillfully handling a crochet hook.

Finger knitting is a project that lets even kids who aren’t used to knitting try it out easily.

It’s also recommended for kids who love knitting and want to try something a little different.

For a scrunchie, use your fingers to knit yarn onto an elastic band.

At first, the steps may seem complicated, but once you get used to the process, it goes smoothly.

Using fluffy yarn gives the finished piece a cute, puffy texture.

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Origami dress folding method made easy! / How to make an origami dress, easy step by step [tutorial]

When it comes to a girl’s dreams, dresses are a classic, aren’t they? Many girls see Disney princesses or anime heroines and want to try wearing a dress themselves.

So, why not make a dress out of origami? Of course, you can’t actually wear it, but if you stick it onto a drawing of a girl, you can enjoy playing dress-up.

The folding method is simple, so try making lots using your favorite colors and patterns.

If you make them for a girl, she’ll surely be delighted.

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Honey Toast accessory case

[Sweets Deco] How to Make a Honey Toast Trinket Box [Fake Sweets, Clay Craft, DIY Fake Sweets]

Almost real? Let’s make a sweet and cute “Honey Toast Trinket Box”! It’s a big hit with upper-grade girls: it looks like a dessert, but inside it’s a practical storage box.

The design mimics crispy honey toast topped with plenty of honey, ice cream, and fruit.

It’s a craft project with a soft, sweet vibe.

Using paper clay, sponge, and paints, you can create realistic “browned edges” and a “melty” look.

Coming up with the decorations will be fun to do with friends, too.

Try finishing it off cutely with silicone whipped cream and berries.

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Hand-knit neck warmer

[Easy DIY at Home] Hand-Knitted Neck Warmer

Here’s a hand-knit neck warmer that’s sure to be a hit in the cold season.

You’ll wrap the yarn around your fingers and knit as you go.

Kids will probably find it fun that their own hands work like a knitting machine.

Once you’ve knitted it to a certain length, finish by binding off the edge.

You can also use it as a scarf just as it is.

If you want to make it a neck warmer, attach buttons so it can be wrapped around the neck.

Using thick, fluffy yarn will give you a soft and warm neck warmer.

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