Original pouch made from a snack bag

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Here’s an idea for making an original pouch using a snack bag.

You’ll need an empty snack bag, an A6-size hard card case, a craft knife, a ruler, fabric double-sided tape, scissors, a zipper, and a hair dryer.

First, cut off the top part of the hard card case with the craft knife.

Next, cut the snack bag so that the Anpanman illustration is included, and apply the fabric double-sided tape.

Finally, attach the zipper to the hard card case with the fabric double-sided tape, then apply heat with the hair dryer—and you’re done!

Anpanman drawstring pouch (sling bag)

I managed to make an Anpanman drawstring pouch, even being super slapdash!

Carry your precious things with you! Here’s an idea for an Anpanman drawstring pouch.

You’ll need fabric, colored cord, a pencil, felt, a needle, and thread.

This project doesn’t require a pattern, so it’s great for beginners at handcrafts! It’s adorable to see kids happily filling the pouch their guardian made for them with one treasure after another.

It could be fun to adapt it to the faces of Anpanman’s friends, too! Give it a try.

finger puppet

[100-yen DIY] How to Make Anpanman Finger Puppets / Finger Puppet

Let’s make it with felt! Here are some ideas for Anpanman finger puppets.

You’ll need felt, craft glue, stuffing, thread, paper, a hole punch, a pencil, scissors, and a needle.

First, trace your finger and Anpanman’s face onto a template and cut them out.

Cut the felt along the template to create each part.

Sew the pieces together or use craft glue to assemble them, and you’re done! Since finger puppets are small, you can keep one in your pocket and bring Anpanman out anytime.

How to fold a Pac-Pac Anpanman

How to make a simple Anpanman “pakupaku”

Here’s an idea to adapt the classic origami “fortune teller” into Anpanman.

First, do the blintz fold twice and complete the fortune teller.

Then paste a slightly smaller piece of red origami paper inside the fortune teller, fold it into a triangle twice to create an X-shaped crease.

Apply glue to the top and bottom two of the four triangles formed by the creases, fold it in half along the vertical center line, and press firmly to secure.

This creates Anpanman’s mouth.

Finally, round off the edges of the finger holes on the back, attach the facial parts, and you’re done!

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Hair tie made using a candy container

Let’s make hair accessories with resin! I’ll show you an idea for making hair ties using candy containers.

What you’ll need: empty candy containers, UV/epoxy resin, colored cellophane or aurora origami paper, hair tie findings, and hair ties.

How about using empty containers with cute silhouettes of Anpanman and his friends to create hair accessories? Since they’re wearable items, kids are sure to love them.

It also sounds fun to play around with the colors!

Anpanman band-aid

Protect your wound! Here’s an idea for making Anpanman bandages.

You’ll need bandages, red round stickers, a white pen, and a black pen.

First, use the white pen to draw patterns on the red stickers.

Next, stick three round stickers onto the bandage.

Finally, draw Anpanman’s eyes and mouth with the black pen, and you’re done! It’s a fun idea you can use even when you don’t have character bandages on hand.

Give it a try!

hamburger set toy

Items that make pretend play even more fun! Here are some ideas for making a toy hamburger set.

You’ll need cardboard, a styrofoam board, a round template, a craft knife, craft glue, scrap paper, tissue paper, origami paper, tape, red round stickers, pens, and so on.

It’s a handmade hamburger set idea perfect for kids who love to play shopkeeper.

The buns are shaped like Anpanman’s face, which makes it extra cute!