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Let's make handmade hair accessories for Coming-of-Age Day! Heartfelt DIY ideas

Why not try making your own hair accessory for the Coming-of-Age Ceremony? It would be wonderful to celebrate this once-in-a-lifetime day with a one-of-a-kind, original hairpiece.

In fact, you can create your very own accessory using a variety of materials and techniques! In this article, we’ll introduce ideas for handmade hair accessories perfect for the Coming-of-Age Ceremony—from ones you can craft with materials easily found at 100-yen shops to authentic pieces that incorporate traditional techniques.

Wear a hair accessory made with love, and make your special day even more memorable!

Let’s handcraft hair accessories for the Coming-of-Age Ceremony! Heartfelt handmade ideas (21–30)

Hair ornaments made with round and sword tsumami (pinching) techniques

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Hair ornaments made with round and sword tsumami (pinching) techniques

Let’s try making hair ornaments using round tsumami and pointed tsumami.

We’ll make flower pieces and hanging strands with the round tsumami, and leaves with the pointed tsumami.

Both are basically simple techniques where you fold the fabric into a triangle, but the key to the round tsumami is to press in the center.

That gives the flower a cute look.

If you prefer a more mature style, try making the flowers with the pointed tsumami as well.

Each flower will be small, so make several and combine them to finish your ornament.

A hairpin with sharp-pointed flowers made using the ken-tsumami technique

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A hairpin with sharp-pointed flowers made using the ken-tsumami technique

When wearing traditional Japanese attire, many of us admire tsumami-zaiku hair ornaments.

However, larger pieces can be quite expensive, so you may have ended up choosing artificial flower accessories instead.

With this idea, you can make those tsumami-zaiku ornaments by hand! It uses the basic ken-tsumami technique—folding fabric into triangles to create individual parts—so it’s beginner-friendly.

Essentially, you’ll make many identical pieces with the ken-tsumami method, then glue them onto a base to form a flower.

By changing the size of the base, you can create ornaments in a variety of sizes.

Hair accessories made with fresh flowers

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Hair accessories made with fresh flowers

I’ll show you how to make a fresh-flower hair accessory.

First, soak the flowers in warm water to help them open.

Next, pat them dry and cut the stems at an angle.

Thread two wires through the base of each flower in a cross shape and twist them together.

Then wrap a thin strip of paper towel around the base from above and lightly moisten it.

Finally, reinforce it by wrapping floral tape around it, and you’re done.

There are no difficult steps, so pick your favorite flowers and give it a try.

It will surely make you stand out even more beautifully.

In conclusion

We’ve shared handmade hair accessory ideas perfect for Coming-of-Age Day.

From easy projects using familiar materials like chirimen crepe, mizuhiki cords, and dried flowers to more elaborate creations, there are plenty of options! Celebrate your special day with a one-of-a-kind original piece and make lasting memories.