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[Handmade] Easy-to-make, handmade items for preschool entry
Here are some ideas for handmade items to prepare for your children’s start of kindergarten!
Why not choose your child’s favorite fabrics and patterns together and create one-of-a-kind special items?
The warmth of handmade pieces will bring smiles to your child’s face.
Even first-timers will find plenty of easy projects to make!
Enjoy the process, and create wonderful kindergarten items that will become lasting memories.
Creations made with love will make your child’s first day even more special!
[Handmade] Easy-to-make DIY preschool admission goods (1–10)
chopsticks set case
Plastic chopstick sets with pop patterns or character designs are a must-have for lunchtime, aren’t they? However, those cute designs can get scratched, the print can wear off, and the colors can fade with use.
To help prevent that, let’s make a chopstick set case.
If you make it to fit the size of your set, it will protect it from external friction and impacts.
That way, you can enjoy your favorite character design for a long time!
Name labels that can also be used on plastic
https://www.instagram.com/onamaesealkojo/reel/DATJILbygzy/No iron needed! Just stick and press—so convenient! Let me introduce name labels that can also be used on plastic.
When entering daycare or kindergarten, one of the most time-consuming tasks is probably labeling all your child’s belongings.
With handwriting, the ink can bleed, and some materials are hard to write on properly.
For those situations, we highly recommend name labels that work on plastic.
The big advantage is that they can be applied to everything from clothing to plastic items without using an iron.
Give them a try!
A side-opening lunch bag that can also be used as a diaper pouch
Easy access for both kids and adults—how great is that! Here’s an idea for a side-opening lunch bag that can also double as a diaper pouch.
This side-opening lunch bag features a user-friendly design that’s perfect for all ages.
It’s not just for lunches; it can be used as a diaper pouch too, making it a handy item for moms with young children.
Its simple shape makes it easy even for handmade beginners to sew, so it’s a very approachable project.
You can also enjoy creating your own original lunch bag with your favorite fabrics and designs.
It’s a clever idea that balances practicality and style!
dining bib
Wearing a personalized mealtime apron makes lunchtime more fun! Here are some ideas for meal aprons.
One of the charms of handmade items is that you can choose your child’s favorite fabric and design it yourself.
Putting on an apron can make them look forward to school lunch, and they might enjoy mealtime even more.
It’s also great that you can get all the materials at a 100-yen shop! Choose a method that suits you and give it a try.
marker charm
Your very own special item! Here are ideas for “mejirushi charms” (distinctive bag charms).
In preschools where children of various ages attend, it’s common for kids to accidentally swap belongings with friends.
Adding a mejirushi charm to a bag makes it easier for both your child and their friends to notice mix-ups.
How about turning your child’s favorite motif into a charm? This idea uses resin.
Resin is a material that hardens from liquid to solid, typically epoxy resin or UV resin.
The liquid is transparent and can encapsulate colors and materials, and since resin is widely used for making accessories and small items, this is a great chance to give it a try.
Shoe tag
Recommended for telling left from right! Here are some shoe tag ideas.
Have you ever glanced at your child’s feet and noticed they’re wearing their shoes on the wrong feet? It varies by child, but it’s said that most children learn to distinguish left from right around four and a half years old.
Use shoe tags to help mark left and right! This idea uses your favorite ribbon, favorite hair elastics, and scissors to create a princess-like arrangement.
Give it a try!
plastic bottle holder
If you make the opening with elastic, it’s easier to take the bottle out! Here’s an idea for a PET bottle holder.
A PET bottle holder is a dedicated cover or pouch that safely stores a PET bottle and makes it easier to carry.
It’s a handy item for bringing drinks with you when you go out! This idea is great for beginners at handmade crafts and makes use of materials you can buy at a 100-yen shop.
If you adjust the size to fit your own water bottle, you can use it as a bottle cover, too!