[Hand Sewing] Easy crafts recommended for elementary school students. Let's handmake something cute!

Keychain with Indian embroidered ribbon

Simple! Let's make a keychain with ribbon♪ Using Indian embroidered ribbon, it turns out super cute. How to make a simple key chain.

Let’s make a keychain using a cute embroidered ribbon.

Prepare a small length of ribbon and your preferred hardware to secure it.

Cut the ribbon, making sure not to mix up the front and back, then gather it with tucks and sew it in place.

After sewing, wrap a thin ribbon around that section once and secure it with a hot glue gun.

Next, clamp it using a ribbon end (ribbon clamp) component.

Attach a double jump ring, which is secure and hard to come off, and you’re done.

Adding a charm to the double jump ring also looks adorable.

Try making one with your favorite ribbon!

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Felt coaster

[For First-Timers] Easy and Quick! Make Coasters with Felt Sheets

How about making felt coasters that even first-time crafters can create? Felt coasters are very handy because they absorb the condensation from cold drinks.

First, prepare three pieces of felt and place some cellophane tape on top to mark the outer edge.

After cutting out all three pieces, cut two of them in half.

It doesn’t have to be exactly in the middle—cut wherever you like.

Stitch the two cut pieces of felt together with a needle and thread.

It actually looks nicer if it’s not too neat.

Once they’re joined, apply glue to the remaining whole piece of felt, layer the stitched piece on top, and you’re done.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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tulle ribbon hair tie

All materials from the 100-yen shop! How to make tulle ribbon hair ties with beads and pom-poms ♪ [100-yen DIY] Kids / Easy Crafts / DIY Tulle Hair Bows / 2 styles

Perfect for kids who love fashion! Let’s make a cute tulle ribbon hair tie.

Cut a large square piece of tulle fabric and place your choice of decorations inside, such as cotton balls or beads.

Fold the fabric into a bow shape, making sure the decorations are evenly distributed on the left and right sides of the bow.

Once the shape is formed, reinforce the center of the bow by sewing it or wrapping thread around it.

To finish, wrap a separate narrow ribbon or strip of fabric around the center—capturing the hair tie in place—and hide the middle section.

If you cut the tulle into a circle, you can make a hair tie with rounded bow corners!

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flower hair tie

[No Subtitles] How to Make a Felt Flower Hair Tie

Let’s make a flower hair tie using felt.

All you need are a hair elastic, small pieces of a few types of felt, and a needle and thread for sewing.

First, wrap a piece of felt around the hair elastic to form a base and stitch it closed.

Place flower-shaped felt pieces on top of the felt base, position a pearl bead in the center of each flower, and sew them on.

It looks cutest if you attach about five or six flowers closely together on the base.

You can change the look just by varying the flower shapes or the pearl beads, so try customizing your design.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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beanbags

How to Make Beanbags: It’s so easy that even a child can make one alone 🙌 Clear, step-by-step instructions / With hiragana subtitles / Let’s make and play with a traditional Japanese toy♪

Let’s make a toy you can both create and play with: beanbags (otedama)! Cut fabric in your preferred colors and patterns to the size of the beanbag you want.

Fold it in half and sew along the long edge.

On one of the short edges, instead of sewing the front and back together flat, sew around the opening in a circle, then pull the thread tight to cinch it closed.

Do the same on the other side, but before cinching it, fill the beanbag.

Recommended fillings include adzuki beans, soybeans, or job’s tears (beads).

After filling, pull the thread to close the opening and sew securely so the contents don’t spill out.

Make two or three and try playing otedama!

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Easy Long-tailed Tit

[Beginner] As simple as possible! [How to make a Long-tailed Tit]

This is about making a long-tailed tit, notable for its white and soft appearance, using faux fur fabric.

The key points are how to make the most of the fabric’s softness and how rounded to make the final shape.

You’ll cut the fabric using a pattern, sew the pieces together, then stuff them with filling to create a round form.

Since you’ll combine the body and tail before adding the stuffing, it may be important to sew while keeping the final shape in mind.

It’s also interesting that the impression changes depending on how much stuffing you use.

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Puffy name tag

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This is Nite from the Tomonite editorial team! ✨ The name tags made with Seria items are just too cute 🫶💕 We're thrilled that they're easy and budget-friendly to make ✨ There are so many ways to use them! 💡 Please take a look for inspiration 😊 Featured from Instagram: a post by @minmi_omoide.diy ✨ Thank you for the lovely post. ↓↓↓ ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ See-through name tags you can make with 100-yen items For details on how to make them and the materials, check here ⬇️ Good evening! It’s Minmi 🤎 I tried making name tags using Seria’s deco plates ✨ I originally used them to showcase other goods, but they were so cute on their own that I tried arranging them in different shapes 🥰 [Materials] All from Seria ◯ Items used for the plate design ↓↓ • Deco plates Clear comes with 3 pieces and Aurora with 2, so you can try lots of variations ♡ You can easily make one for every child ✨ There are other shapes too, with plenty of variety! • Script-style design stickers Besides gold, there were black and white too ♡ Both lowercase and uppercase look cute • Point stickers (flower) I fell in love at first sight with these clear flower stickers with gold accents 🥰 Comes in two types: pastel and muted colors This time I used pastel ◯ Attached parts ↓↓ • Silicone ring straps (set of 4) • Heart-shaped jump rings (set of 12) • Brooch pins (set of 8) — I attached them with instant adhesive! • Craft metal key holder parts There are plenty of colors and shapes, so pick what you like 😊 [Tips for making] • For clear items, the packaging bag works fine! • Narrow the spacing between letters to make them look like cursive ◎ • Align your letters by tracing along the guide lines on the sticker backing; it helps keep them straight ✨ • When making a brooch pin, covering the hole with a sticker makes it even cuter • Protective film can trap air around stickers and create a frame-like look, so a top coat is recommended 😊 It gives a glossy, cute finish! Coating the edges also helps prevent stickers from peeling! Even I, with clumsy hands, found it easy—give it a try if you like 😉 ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ We are Tomonite @tomonite_official. Even on busy days, we want family time to be filled with smiles! • Time-saving chores and parenting hacks • Convenient items with great time and cost performance • Parenting relatable moments and heartwarming videos That’s what we share. ✨ A request ✨ Likes and comments really encourage us! If you found this post helpful or nice, we’d love it if you’d leave a baby 👶 emoji in the comments! Please use this idea with safety in mind. All posts featured by Tomonite are shared with the creator’s permission. We may hide comments that could hurt others. We’d be delighted if everyone could enjoy friendly conversations and lots of interaction here ✨#NameKeychainKeychain making#Seria purchases#SeriaDIY#ParentingHack

♬ So Cute – Kim Sung Hwan

Make it using that familiar stationery item kids know! Here are ideas for creating puffy name tags.

A child’s name tag is a tag that clearly displays the child’s name.

It comes in handy at school, daycare, events, and trips, so make an original name tag and give it to your child! What you’ll need: a name-tag strap, needle and thread, patches, and craft glue.

The wide range of customization and creative freedom are big perks! It’s exciting to plan a design that matches the child who’ll receive it.