[Summer Vacation Crafts] Stylish Ideas for Girls
When it comes to summer craft projects for girls, many people think of piggy banks or pen holders.
But why not try something even cuter and more stylish? Here, we’ll share craft ideas that girls will love.
You’ll find plenty of ideas that you’ll want to display at home or proudly show off to friends.
Even classic projects like piggy banks and pen holders can become more fashionable with a few simple tweaks.
Use these ideas as inspiration to create your own unique and wonderful pieces!
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[Summer Vacation Crafts] Stylish Ideas for Girls (111–120)
Make and Play! Cake Shop

Simple to make yet impressive enough to make you say “Wow!” This craft lets you create a realistic-looking blackberry cake and have fun while doing it.
You can easily get the materials at 100-yen shops, and it’s simple to do at home.
Using soft, squishy paper clay, you can make adorable sweets that are fun to touch and pleasing to the eye! Practice your decorating skills with piping cream and coloring, and boost your sense of design.
With a little creativity, you can open your very own one-of-a-kind “cake shop.” After you’re done, play cake shop with friends or display your creation as a perfect room decor piece.
[Summer Vacation Crafts] Stylish Ideas for Girls (121–130)
uchiwa (Japanese hand fan)

A uchiwa fan is perfect for a summer craft.
Many households probably have a freebie uchiwa lying around at home.
How about using the frame of that fan to make a new one? If you don’t have a spare, you can pick up a uchiwa at a 100-yen shop.
Strip the fan down to just the handle and outer frame, cut a clear file folder to the size of the fan and attach it, then fill the inside with glitter or beads to create a see-through, shaker-style uchiwa! These days, there are plenty of uchiwa parts sold at 100-yen shops as cheering goods, so make use of those too!
A bento made with sweets

At first glance, it looks like a cute, ordinary bento—but what if everything in it were actually sweets? Why not try making a bento like that? For the “rice,” use traditional puffed rice snacks; for green peas, use colorful round chocolate candies; and turn salami sticks into little octopus sausages.
Many snacks we casually eat can look like bento side dishes with just a bit of creative cutting.
Try making an adorable, sweet bento that feels part pretend-play, part craft!
Melon cream soda

Melon cream soda is also appealing for its vibrant appearance—the green color topped with ice gives a refreshing feel, doesn’t it? This is about trying to recreate that beautiful, summery look of melon soda.
The steps are simple: put jelly clay into a plastic cup, insert a straw, and place a scoop of white clay “ice cream” on top.
Combine elements like jewel stones and glitter to make the most of the light and finish it with a sparkling look.
The closer it looks to the real thing, the more you might feel disappointed when you remember you can’t actually drink it.
Cute molded doll
@picoton_craft Hello 🤗 This is Tsuki from Pikoton 💕 Materials are as follows ↓↓↓ 🩷 Fuzzy chenille stems 🩷 Googly eyes/buttons 🩷 Beads (for the nose) 🩷 Glasses for molded dolls 🩷 Overalls for plush toys 🩷 Mini backpack for plush toys 🩷 Tote bag for plush toys 🩷 Patch stickers 🩷 Satin ribbon 🩷 Doll table 🩷 Doll bench 🩷 Mini cup for plushies 🩷 Tray for plushies 🩷 Donuts for plushies I’ll be explaining this in more detail over here, so please check it out ♥️ There are lots of other craft articles too 👍https://workshop.picoton.com/kids/#HandmadeToys #Moldor #HandmadeToys work Handmade
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A cute doll that conveys a sense of three-dimensionality and softness is assembled using chenille stems (pipe cleaners).
You’ll use thicker, fluffy pipe cleaners, twisting and combining them, then shaping them to achieve your ideal form.
How many pipe cleaners you use is an important point: proceed while considering a size that allows the whole figure to be sturdy and a quantity that gives it dimensionality.
Once the overall shape is set, attach parts like the face to finish it—your choice of parts here adds originality to the craft.
Chiikawa mini storage
Get soothed by cute characters! Here are some ideas for Chiikawa mini storage.
“Chiikawa” is short for “something small and cute,” and many fans find comfort in the everyday lives of the characters featured in the anime and manga.
This time, let’s make mini storage items with a Chiikawa motif.
You’ll need cardboard, character pocket tissues, double-sided tape, a craft knife, shatterproof glass film, and some tape.
They’re practical and will make organizing feel exciting!
Shaka-shaka accessory pouch
Just looking at it is soothing! Here are some ideas for a “shaka-shaka” trinket case.
Some kids might want to make their own favorite cute container.
This time, let’s make a shaka-shaka trinket case using materials you can find at a 100-yen shop.
You’ll need a clear round gift box, beads and charms, tape, and washi tape.
Put the beads and charms into the lid of the gift box, then secure it to the bottom part of the container with tape—and you’re done! Adding decorative washi tape to the container itself will make it even more festive.



