[Handmade Toys] Fun to Make! A Collection of Pull-Along Toy Ideas
Have you ever heard of a buzzing button spinner?
It’s a fun toy that spins and makes a buzzing sound when you pull the strings on both sides.
Some of you might have made one when you were kids.
In this article, I’d like to share some DIY ideas for pull-to-spin toys.
We’ve got lots of ideas that babies (from 0 years), elementary school kids, and even adults can enjoy.
You can make them using everyday materials, recyclables, or items from the 100-yen shop, so give it a try!
And after you make them, there are fun ways to play together with friends too!
- It's fun to spin! A collection of DIY toy ideas
- [Let’s Make and Play!] Handmade Toy Ideas You Can Create Yourself
- [For Kids] Spins in the wind! A collection of recommended DIY pinwheel ideas
- Made of paper! A fun collection of DIY toy ideas you can play with
- [DIY] A Collection of Handmade Moving Toy Craft Ideas
- Handmade fabric toy ideas: toys that make babies happy
- Handmade Lottery Draws Kids Will Love! A Fun Collection of Ideas to Make and Play
- Moving! Spinning! Flying! Fun handmade toys made with rubber bands
- [For Kids] Recommended Ideas for DIY Toothbrushing Dolls
- Handmade capsule toy machines with everyday materials! Easy craft ideas you can make
- Fun for kids and adults alike! A collection of DIY beanbag (otedama) ideas
- Let's Make and Play! A Collection of Homemade Kendama Ideas
- Handmade plushies with everyday items! A collection of ideas perfect for beginners
[Handmade Toys] Fun to Make! A Collection of Pull-Along Toy Ideas (11–20)
Infinite Tissues
Recommended for kids who are in the phase of pulling things out and playing! Let me share the “infinite tissue” idea.
What you’ll need: an empty wet-wipe container or tissue box, and kitchen cloths (dishcloths).
Kitchen cloths are sturdier than tissue paper, so they’re a great choice.
Tie the corners of the cloths together to connect about 10 pieces, then put them in the box! Your child will likely be absorbed in the game of using their fingers to pull them out.
You can also enjoy a variation by threading them through a toilet paper roll!
In conclusion
We introduced fun handmade toys that you can pull and play with. Among the various ideas—from nostalgic to new—which one made you want to try making it the most? Many can be made from familiar materials or recycled items, so if any idea caught your eye, be sure to give it a try!