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

flower ribbon ornament

How to Make a Simple Flower Ribbon Decoration! Create Cute Ornaments with 100-Yen Shop Ribbons and Wrapped Beads | Pom Pom Ribbon Bow – DIY Christmas Ornament

Prepare your favorite ribbon and cut 50 pieces, each 4 cm long.

An easy way is to wrap the ribbon around a strip of paper folded to 4 cm, then cut along the edge to make many at once.

Thread a needle and knot the end, then pass the needle through each ribbon piece folded into a teardrop shape with the ends overlapped.

Once they’re all on, push the ribbon pieces tightly toward the knot and tie off.

Shape the ribbon pieces into a hemisphere.

Thread a strap cord through a bead to use as an accent, then glue on the ribbon hemisphere you just made to finish.

Try different ribbons and beads to create your own cute decorations.

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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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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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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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