[For Adults] Simple yet Impressive Crafts: A Stylish, Eye-Catching Collection

A wind chime made of a paper cup and jute twine

Wind bell made with hemp cord

Unique and stylish! Let me introduce an idea for a wind chime made with a paper cup and jute twine.

If you’re going to make a handmade wind chime, many of you probably want to create something that won’t be the same as anyone else’s.

This time, let’s make a wind chime using a paper cup and jute twine.

What you’ll need: a paper cup, measuring tape, wooden clips, masking tape, pencil, ruler, scissors, jute twine, glue, an awl, cotton swabs, lace, colored paper, a hole punch, cotton thread, tape, bells, beads, and so on.

Give it a try!

Candle art

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Warm, gentle light is beautiful! Here are some candle art ideas.

Candle art refers to candles shaped from wax in various colors and forms.

One of its charms is that you can finish them in any style you like, with diverse shapes, colors, and designs.

This time, let’s try candle art with a summer motif.

A large seashell adorned with small shells and pearls gives an elegant impression.

The ocean-like blue wax adds a more mysterious feel—a wonderful idea.

Remake can

[How I Spent My Time During Self-Restraint #2] I Tried Making Remade Cans Using Empty Cans at Home! [Iron Paint]

You often see and hear about remake cans using empty cans, but you might wonder, “Are they easy to make?” Turning empty cans you’d normally throw away into stylish items feels like a great deal, and it really suits the times, doesn’t it? You can use any kind of can—tomato, tuna, mackerel, whatever.

Peel off the label first, then apply a primer, which is a base coat that helps the paint adhere better.

After that, paint over it; regular paint works, and you can even use leftover acrylic paints you have at home.

If you dab the color on with a sponge, it gives a nice texture.

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rope coaster

[Easy DIY] Perfect for summer! Ocean-inspired rope coasters you can make with 100-yen store materials

Easy to make! Here’s a DIY idea for a rope coaster.

First, draw a circle of your preferred size on a clear plastic file.

This circle will determine the size of your coaster.

After applying glue over the circle, start arranging the rope in a spiral from the center of the circle.

Once the entire circle is filled with rope, cut the rope and glue the ends together so it doesn’t unravel.

Press down on the rope from above to smooth the surface, then cut the clear file to match the size of the rope.

That’s it! Choose any rope color you like.

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Water Marble Wind Chime

Make it with nail polish! Let me share an idea for a water-marble wind chime.

This summer, some of you might be thinking about making your own wind chime.

If so, this water-marble wind chime idea is perfect for you.

You’ll need a glass wind chime, nail polish, water, origami paper, string, and so on.

Fill a bowl with water, drip in nail polish, and swirl the colors with a toothpick.

Then dip or apply the pattern onto the glass wind chime, let it dry, and you’re done!