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[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!

Handmade Accessories and Decorations (11–20)

Hexagonal box accessory caseNEW!

How to make a small, handy hexagonal box 💕 Cute accessory holder [Origami]
Hexagonal box accessory caseNEW!

Fold a square sheet of origami to make a rectangle in your preferred size, then use a glue flap to form it into a tube.

Flatten the tube so it’s halved, then fold it into thirds.

After creasing firmly, return it to a tube and it will form a hexagon.

Make cuts along the creases, glue to form the base, and create a lid using the same steps.

Reinforce the base and lid by layering additional origami paper, then decorate with beads to finish.

You can make the tube and lid from the same paper, or use different colors for a cute look.

Handmade Accessories and Decorations (21–30)

Making felt flowers

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Why not try making flowers that never wilt using felt and pipe cleaners? It’s very easy and cute.

First, cut petals out of felt.

Slightly fold the base of each petal and snip along the crease—this is where you’ll thread the pipe cleaner later.

Cut a light green pipe cleaner into three 4 cm pieces.

Lay two pieces in an X shape, then place the third straight across and twist to form the stamen.

Wrap a green pipe cleaner around to make the stem, and wrap a yellow pipe cleaner around the tip of the stamen to represent the pollen.

Finally, thread the petals onto the stem and glue them in place to finish.

Try making your favorite flowers!

Mini basket bouquet gift

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Mini basket bouquet gift

Mini basket bouquets are made using a plastic bottle cap as the base.

Decorate the sides of the basket by wrapping thread or yarn around them, then attach a braided thread as the handle.

Fill the inside of the basket with cotton, sprinkle glitter, and glue on beads.

Add a ribbon to the side of the basket, and it’s done.

By changing the colors of the thread and glitter and the types of beads, you can create a wide variety of mini basket bouquets.

They’re easy to carry and make great items for room decor.

Sparkly wreath

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They’ll never believe it’s handmade—no doubt about it! Here’s a sparkly wreath idea.

It’s perfect if you want to give a handmade gift but aren’t sure what to make.

All you need are a stand-type acrylic light and clear flake stickers.

It’s great that you can get both at a 100-yen shop! Decorate by sticking the clear flake stickers onto the acrylic plate.

It looks beautiful as-is or with the light turned on!

towel embroidery

[Easy!] How to Embroider on a Towel
towel embroidery

Start with simple motifs! Here are some towel embroidery ideas.

If you find giving plain towels or handkerchiefs boring, this is a great idea for you.

What you’ll need: parchment paper, a pencil, a needle, and embroidery floss.

Sketch your design on the parchment paper, pin it to the towel with straight pins, and embroider using your favorite colors of floss.

Embroidery takes time, so it’s important to go slowly without rushing.

Be careful not to injure yourself with the needle as you work!