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 summer project crafts! A collection of ideas for girls that you’ll want to make (51–60)
Sashiko

Sashiko is a traditional form of embroidery that has been handed down in Japan since long ago.
Let’s give sashiko a try.
How about tackling items like coasters or cushion covers as your projects? The work is simple, and since you repeat the same stitch continuously, it isn’t very difficult.
Depending on the size and pattern of what you make, it’s suitable as an independent research project for upper elementary school students.
Put in a bit of effort and try creating a large, impressive piece!
Handmade camera

Let’s make a cute toy camera.
You’ll need a small empty box, origami paper, a toilet paper roll, colored cellophane, and vinyl tape.
Cover the empty box with your favorite color of origami paper and make a hole in the center large enough for the toilet paper roll to pass through.
Cut the toilet paper roll to a suitable length, attach colored cellophane to one end, and set it into the box—you’re done.
It’s easy, so it’s a good free-study project for lower elementary school students.
Homemade ramune

Did you know you can make ramune tablets—the kind you can’t help but munch on—at home? The ingredients are very simple: powdered sugar, cornstarch, citric acid, baking soda (food grade), lemon juice, and food coloring.
Just mix the ingredients thoroughly, add color with the food coloring, and press them firmly to set.
They’ll dry and be ready to eat in a day.
Try making ramune in various colors, or mix colors for a marbled pattern.
If you have two 1/2-teaspoon measures, you can even make perfectly round ramune!
sand candle

Here’s a science project idea that puts a creative spin on sand art using colorful sand.
Make an adorable, romantic sand candle and become the star of your class! It’s easy to make: just place a candle wick in the center of a glass and add sand little by little with a spoon.
The fun part is experimenting—try different color combinations, adjust the amounts, or mix sands to create unique effects.
There are also sand candle kits available, so check those out if you want a simpler option.
Once you’re done, light it in the dark and enjoy the soothing glow!
Simple and cute science project crafts! A collection of ideas girls will want to make (61–70)
Remaking a 100-yen shop clock
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The part you can see from the back of a table clock or wall clock—the section with the battery compartment and the knob for setting the time—is called the movement.
You could say it’s the heart of the clock.
In fact, clock movements are sold on their own at 100-yen shops and home improvement stores, and you can use them to make your own original clock! If you’re good at woodworking, try starting from scratch by buying a wooden board and cutting a groove to fit the movement.
If that’s not your strong suit, there are also assembly kits with pre-cut grooves available, so you can use those instead.
Refreshing! Square Bag
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Here’s an idea for making a bag using bag hardware from a 100-yen shop, plant pot mesh, and yarn in your favorite color and material.
First, cut the plant pot mesh to match the size of the bag hardware, then crochet or stitch the yarn onto the mesh.
Once you’ve finished attaching the yarn, sew the mesh and the bag hardware together.
Finally, add the handles and your favorite decorations to complete the bag.
With this method as a reference, it seems like you could create all kinds of items depending on your ideas!
Key rack made from 100-yen shop materials

This is a key rack packed with ideas, made using photo frames.
Prepare three identical photo frames: two will form the body and one will be the lid.
Start by making the body.
First, cut a cork sheet to fit the inside dimensions of a photo frame, apply a decorative remake sheet, and attach it to the first frame.
Next, glue the second frame on top of the first.
That completes the body.
Then, use hinges to connect the third frame to the body as a lid.
Finish by attaching an arch latch.
By inserting aluminum pins into the cork sheet, you can hang your keys on them.
It’s a creative project that turns photo frames into a key rack.
Try painting it or adding your own touches to make it uniquely yours.



