Simple and cute summer project crafts! A collection of ideas for girls that will make you want to create
How about making your own original accessories and crafts for your summer vacation project? Easy-to-find materials can turn into adorable creations, and these crafts are especially popular among girls.
Many projects are practical—like clocks, cups, and lampshades—so you can enjoy using them after they’re finished.
By arranging the colors and designs to suit your taste, you’ll end up with wonderful pieces full of personality.
In this article, we’ll introduce craft ideas that students from lower to upper grades can enjoy, so find something that interests you and give it a try!
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Sparkling Jellyfish
Irresistibly soothing! Here are some sparkling jellyfish ideas to try.
How about hanging cool-looking jellyfish decorations in your room? This time, we’ll use pipe cleaners and beads to make jellyfish, so their glittering shine will be lovely.
You’ll need empty capsules, pipe cleaners, beads, rhinestones, eye parts, glue, string, and more.
It’s perfect for kids’ summer break crafts, too.
Create in the world you want to express, and be sure to watch your child’s expressions while they decorate.
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Butterfly flower hair clip

Let’s make adorable butterfly and flower clips.
In the video, the butterfly part uses store-bought pieces, but you can also cut your own from sturdy materials like construction paper.
First, decorate the butterfly freely with colored pencils or beads.
Then simply use a hot glue gun to attach the butterfly to a clip, and you’re done! You can make the flowers the same way: punch out lots of flower shapes from origami or construction paper, layer them, and glue them to a clip.
They’re perfect not only for holding books and notebooks, but also as cute interior decorations.
These bright, cheerful accessories will liven up your mood—give them a try!
Kaleidoscope in an ice cup

A kaleidoscope where you can enjoy geometric, mysterious shifting patterns.
Let’s make one using an ice cream cup.
First, use nail polish remover to erase the text and images on two ice cream lids.
Next, cut aluminum foil to your preferred length, fold it three times, and shape it into a long, narrow rectangle.
Cut it into shorter pieces, roll each into a tube, and secure with tape.
Make many small tubes and pack them tightly into the ice cream cup with no gaps.
Then put on a lid, sprinkle beads and pieces of translucent origami paper cut into small shapes on top.
Finally, place the second lid over it and tape it in place to finish.
Point it toward the sunlight and spin it to play.
Let’s make rock candy

Let’s try making sparkling, magic-like rock candy for a science project.
Prepare granulated sugar, water, sticks, wooden chopsticks, glass cups, liquid food coloring, and a pot.
Put the granulated sugar and water into the pot and simmer until it boils.
Wet the tip of the stick with sugar water and coat it with granulated sugar.
Pour sugar water and your favorite color of liquid food coloring into a glass cup, then sandwich the stick between a pair of chopsticks and set it so the stick doesn’t touch the bottom of the glass.
Cover with plastic wrap and leave it for 3 days to 1 week while observing.
Take photos and keep records to track any changes you see.
Palm-sized ocean diorama

Let’s try making a diorama that captures a summer scene.
It’s palm-sized, so you won’t have trouble finding a place for it, and it’s easy to bring to school.
Prepare a container you like, apply glue to the bottom, and lay down paper clay.
Use sand, powdered pastels, and resin to create the beach and the sea.
Add stones and moss, place parts made from paper clay, and you’re done.
You can depict any landscape you like, so try making it while recalling the fun things you did during summer vacation.
Musical instruments made from empty cans

Let’s have fun making can instruments from empty cans.
Here, we introduce two instruments: an ocarina and another instrument that produces a scale alongside it.
Use an aluminum can for the ocarina and a steel can for the other instrument.
First, here’s how to make the ocarina.
Remove the pull-tab from the can, and tape a slightly thick straw to the mouth opening.
On the side of the can near the mouth opening, use a punch to make five holes spaced 2 centimeters apart.
Make one more hole at the top on the opposite side, and it’s done! For the other instrument, remove the can’s pull-tab and rub the bottom with something hard like a chopstick.
The pitch will change, so adjust it to the notes you want and line them up.
3 simple coasters

How about making coasters as a summer vacation craft? Here, we’ll introduce three methods.
The first is a coaster made by arranging tiles on top of paper clay.
The second is a coaster made by lining up beads and melting them in the microwave.
The third is a summery coaster that expresses a seasonal scene by placing shells, sequins, and stickers in resin.
They’re all easy to make, so give them a try.
You can buy most of the materials at 100-yen shops.



