[For Elementary School Students] A Collection of Simple Handmade Gift Ideas
How about making handmade accessories as gifts to show your appreciation to friends and family? The warmth that only handmade items can convey, along with a special gift made with the recipient in mind, is sure to make them happy.
This time, we’re introducing accessory ideas that elementary school children can easily make.
From scrunchies to bracelets, they’re all cute and stylish items.
You can also enjoy customizing them to suit the recipient’s tastes, so try creating a one-of-a-kind gift!
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Handmade accessories and decorations (1–10)
Handmade Orepas (custom mystery card packs)
Let’s make it with origami! Here are some ideas for handmade “oripa.” Oripa is short for “original pack.” The creator selects cards or items and bundles them into a pack, making it exciting to open! It’s a unique item that’s perfect for gifting to kids who are into trading cards.
This time, let’s make a handmade oripa using origami.
You’ll need origami paper, a pen, scissors, double-sided tape or a tape glue runner, trading cards, and a hole punch.
The thrill of opening it is sure to make kids’ hearts race!
tissue case
Isn’t a gift you can carry with you anytime, anywhere just wonderful? That’s why I suggest a tissue case.
We’ll use fabric, but since you won’t need a needle, it’s easy to get started.
First, choose a fabric you like, then cut it with scissors and glue pieces together to make it.
Just note that some steps involve using an iron and an awl.
It can be made in a relatively short time, so preparing a few and matching them with your friends is a great idea.
It might help deepen your bond.
Pouch from a snack bag
Here’s a pouch idea that could be mistaken for a store-bought product, made using a candy/snack bag.
This method lets you quickly create a pouch that looks professional.
You build the base with a soft card case and a zipper, then insert the package of your favorite snack to finish it off cutely.
All the materials can be found at 100-yen shops, so give it a try.
Of course, you can put in something other than a snack package, or decorate it before inserting it.
Once it’s done, it could be fun to fill it with sweets and give it as a gift.
Perfect for small gifts! Gift wrappingNEW!
If you’re thinking that a birthday present might feel a bit plain when both the wrapping bag and its contents are store-bought, how about a handmade mini pouch made from origami? It’s the perfect little pouch for small chocolates or candies, so once you learn how to make it, you’ll find it handy in many situations.
All you need is origami paper and glue—even if you’re not confident with crafts, it’s OK! Using 15 cm × 15 cm origami paper yields a palm-sized pouch.
Since it’s made by layering the paper, it’s reasonably sturdy too, which is a nice bonus.
Original Sparkly Card
@.vs9086 This time it’s “Your Very Own Sparkly Card”! [Materials] • Translucent sticky notes • Holographic origami paper • Holographic label stickers You can get everything at the 100-yen shop! [How to make it] • Trace a picture onto the translucent sticky note • Cut out the drawing • Cut the holographic origami paper into 5.5 cm × 5.5 cm squares (If it’s too flimsy, stick cardstock on the back) • Place the cut-out drawing on the holographic origami paper • Stick a holographic label sticker over the top Once they started the tracing, an elementary school boy was silent for over an hour... The focus was incredible! Kids will be thrilled because they can make it with their favorite characters! I used to collect Bikkuriman cards, too. It was so exciting to get a shiny one, right? Anyone else? 😆 －－－－－－－ We share fun, brain-boosting activities that get elementary schoolers more absorbed than the Switch and help grow their talents! Check out the other posts, too! －－－－－－－Elementary school kids' playBrain-boosting playSTEAM education#Sparkle Card
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Heart-skipping fun! Here are some ideas for original sparkly cards.
Shiny cards are exciting for both kids and adults, right? This time, let’s transform your original illustrations into something glittery.
You’ll need translucent sticky notes, pens, holographic sheets, origami paper, and scissors.
Kids who love tracing will definitely get excited! You can easily finish by tracing your favorite characters or designs, so give it a try.