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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Simple and cute science project crafts! A collection of ideas for girls that will make you want to create (161–170)
food sample

The food samples displayed at town diners and department store restaurants can be so well made that you might mistake them for the real thing.
On the other hand, the ones that look obviously fake are also endearing.
So why not try making a shaved ice food sample? You’ll need a shaved ice bowl, paper clay, red paint, white paint, and epoxy adhesive.
The epoxy adhesive will serve as the transparent “ice” portion.
The basic process is simple: shape a base with the paper clay, then layer on the epoxy adhesive to form the ice.
It could be fun to invite some friends and make them together.
There are plenty of tutorial videos on making food samples, so be sure to check them out for reference!
AED Map

An AED is a device that can save a person’s life by restoring the heartbeat.
Have you seen them at train stations, airports, or theaters? AEDs can save the lives of people whose heart and breathing have suddenly stopped.
How about choosing an “AED map” as a topic for your independent research? You might be surprised by how many AEDs you can find around town.
If your child enjoys investigating things, they can turn it into a game-like activity—walking around the city while working on their project! It’s important not only to mark the installation locations on the map, but also to make clear records by combining photos and other details.
This is a theme that will be educational not just for children, but for their parents as well.
Let’s try separating the colors of the ink!

The ink in water-based pens is actually made by mixing various colors.
So let’s break down the color of each ink and find out which colors are mixed together! The method is simple: draw a line on a coffee filter with the water-based pen color you want to examine, then soak it in water for about five minutes.
As the filter absorbs the water, the ink color separates and forms a gradient.
This technique is called paper chromatography—think about why the colors can separate this way.
Also, because the separated ink creates a gradient, if you use a round piece of coffee filter, you can make a cute flower.
Let’s make Colorful Joy!
Here’s a science project idea using dishwashing detergent that both kids and adults can enjoy! Let’s make “Colorful Joy” using the well-known dishwashing detergent Joy from the commercials.
The key to this project is combining the heavier “W Antibacterial” Joy with the lighter regular Joy.
Pour the heavier one into a glass or plastic bottle first, then carefully add the lighter one afterward to create beautiful layers! Try different color combinations, or add dried flowers beforehand for a herbarium-like look.
The best part is that you can use it as dish soap at home after you’re done—what a delightful science project!
plastic bottle bracelet

A bracelet you can make using plastic bottles that fashion-loving girls who adore accessories will be eager to try.
Simply cut the plastic bottle into a ring, shape it with an iron, and add color with nail polish—it’s a simple process, yet the plastic bottle transforms into a surprisingly beautiful bracelet.
However, when using a craft knife or an iron, please have an adult help or supervise carefully.
Just paint your favorite patterns on the cut plastic bottle with nail polish, and you’re done.
Have fun making lots of colorful bracelets!
Princess tiara made with pipe cleaners

This is a cute pipe-cleaner tiara that girls who love sparkles and princesses will want to make on their own.
First, hold the pipe cleaner by bringing both ends together, and stretch the opposite side with your fingers.
Wrap the middle around a pen once and remove it, then use the pen to help form a heart shape.
Layer another pipe cleaner to create a gap, and twist the overlapping parts to join them.
Twist the ends of the heart-shaped pipe cleaner to refine the shape, connect it to the other pipe cleaner, and your adorable tiara is complete.
The best part is you only need three 30 cm pipe cleaners and a thin pen—all available at a 100-yen shop!
Aluminum door plate

To put it simply, a door plate is a plaque with the room name written on it—like “Science Lab” or “Principal’s Office”—placed in front of a door or above it.
It’s practical to have at home, too, and since it’s made of aluminum, the glossy finish looks cool.
Why not try making a shiny, sleek aluminum door plate for your summer project? You’ll need an aluminum plate, double-sided tape or glue, and alphabet stickers.
The basic method is easy: just stick the lettering onto a rectangular aluminum plate—be careful to keep the letters straight.
Labeling the restroom as “TOILET” and the bathroom as “BATH ROOM” in English doubles the cool factor.
Once your project comes back from school, be sure to actually use it!




