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

[Paper Quilling] Sugar Confections

[100-yen shop] Materials cost 110 yen! I tried making sugar-candy-like paper quilling [Quilling]

Paper quilling is a type of paper craft in which narrow strips of paper are tightly rolled to form individual parts, which are then combined to create a piece.

Beyond simply rolling them into circles, you can shape them into teardrops or snip into the coils to achieve a variety of expressions.

Since you don’t need many tools, it’s an easy craft to start if you “just want to give it a try.” Why not begin by following tutorials available on YouTube and challenge yourself to make a few pieces?

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Hane Keisuke

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Pot stand made with hemp twine and paper cord

[Craft Video] Straw-like Pot Trivet Made with 100-Yen Shop Materials

Let’s try making a trivet with a soft look by weaving jute twine and paper cord.

If you pay close attention to layering the cords, you’ll get a sturdy finish that’s great for practical use.

Wrap jute twine around a cardboard template many times to form a large circle, then wrap another jute twine around that circle to create a strong jute ring.

Finally, add a design touch by wrapping paper cord around the jute edge, and you’re done.

The more times you wrap the jute and paper cords, the sturdier and more dimensional the trivet will be, so don’t hold back—use plenty of cord.

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kappamaki

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flower ball

How to make fluffy origami flowers | Wall decorations | Pom-pom flower balls | How to make pom pom flowers with paper | AyaWangPaper

These flower balls, made from origami or copier paper, have a softly textured look that leaves a strong impression.

Your choice of colors lets you create your own unique design.

You cut small pieces of paper, fold them into triangles, snip them with scissors, and open them up to form shapes that are rounded on the outside with slits toward the center.

Then you tightly curl the spread edges into thin rolls and combine them to assemble a ball.

It’s a craft that requires careful focus on the details, such as curling the edges and fitting the pieces together while keeping the shape in mind.

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[Origami] Three-dimensional Hydrangea

So easy yet so cute! How to make realistic 3D hydrangeas from origami — wall decoration DIY | How to Make Realistic Paper Hydrangeas / Tutorial

Make it with origami! Here are some ideas for creating three-dimensional hydrangeas.

It’s exciting to craft delicate, glamorous hydrangeas yourself, isn’t it? This time, how about making hydrangeas in your favorite colors using origami paper? You’ll need origami paper, Tant paper, a frame, a white pen, pearl beads, a craft knife, precision scissors, tweezers, glue, and a glue bottle, among other items.

It’s also a great project when you want to focus on making something, or when you want to create a seasonal gift.

An hourglass made of straws

Let’s make a toy where short straws fall like an hourglass.

First, cut a wire to 40 cm and wrap it around a pencil to make a spring.

Prepare two small paper cups and make a hole in the center of each bottom; thread one cup onto one end of the spring and secure it.

Stretch the spring and thread short, cut pieces of straw onto it.

Then thread and secure the other paper cup on the opposite end.

To prevent the spring from expanding and contracting, bridge two chopsticks between the two cups and glue them in place, and you’re done! Decorate the paper cups and chopsticks with masking tape or stickers to make it cute.

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sasashina

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