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6 Super Crafty DIY Fidget Spinners

by Karly Wood May 23, 2017
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If you don’t know what a fidget spinner is, you either haven’t been watching the news or you don’t have school aged children. A fidget spinner is basically a spinning toy that has been hailed as a way to relieve stress or fidgeting that can be brought on by nerves or sensory issues. It’s small and can nearly fit in the palm of your hand. Schools are all over the U.S. are divided on just how helpful a fidget spinner is, arguing that in many ways that are more distracting then anything else. If you are pro-fidget spinner, then this post is for you! Check out some of these amazing DIY fidget spinners for your antsy kids.

DIY Fidget Spinner

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11. Bearing Fidget Spinner

This spinner gets it’s inspiration from the traditional design of using bearings. All it takes is 4 bearings, 1 for the center and 3 evenly spaced and glued on the outside to get a great spin going!



Check out the super easy tutorial over at AllForTheBoys.com!

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2. Cardboard Fidget Spinner

If you’d like to go for a simpler version of a fidget spinner, this cardboard design is a great start. Made with just cardboard, coins and some glue, your kids will be getting their fidgets out in no time!

Head over to RedTedArt.com to get 3 FREE templates for making your own spinners!

DIY Fidget Spinners

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3. LEGO Fidget Spinner

There’s almost nothing that can’t be made or replicated with LEGO’s and the fidget spinner is proof positive. If your kids already love LEGO’s, chances are you have the pieces to make a spinner already. If you don’t, then head over to FrugalFun4Boys.com because not only will they tell you exactly how to make one, but give you the part numbers so you can get the pieces you need!

DIY Fidget Spinners

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4. Craft Stick Fidget Spinner

These craft stick fidget spinners are the perfect way to personalize your stress release. Made with a skate bearing, washings and craft sticks, these fidget spinners are a fun alternative to the “boring” traditional plastic design.

Be sure to visit KidsActivitiesBlog.com to see the full tutorial and tons of other activities for kids.

DIY fidget spinners

Source: @NewManDIY via YouTube

5. Bead Fidget Spinner

If you’re like me, you like pretty things and that’s why I love this fidget spinner! Made with a bearing and some beads on a thread, this is the cutest fidget spinner you ever did see.

Check out the full video tutorial and several more DIY spinners at @NewManDIY via YouTube!

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6. Paracord Fidget Spinner

If you have a child that loves to work with their hands, this is a great spinner that will also keep their little hands busy just making it! Though not a novice tutorial, this video will walk you through each step to get this totally unique fidget spinner. Once you’re done, you can check out all the other videos by The Weavers of Eternity Paracord Tutorials!

 

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Editor at Red Tricycle
I'm a born and bred Southern California native and currently the managing editor at Red Tri. I get to share my life with my husband of 13 years and our beautiful, 5-year old daughter. In my free time you'll catch me cheering for the Dodgers, cooking, baking, reading, crafting and probably watching a little HGTV!
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I'm a born and bred Southern California native and currently the managing editor at Red Tri. I get to share my life with my husband of 13 years and our beautiful, 5-year old daughter. In my free time you'll catch me cheering for the Dodgers, cooking, baking, reading, crafting and probably watching a little HGTV!
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Introduction to Fidget Spinners

Fidget spinners have taken the world by storm, becoming a popular toy among children and adults alike. Originally designed to help with focus and to provide sensory stimulation, these small gadgets have found their way into classrooms, offices, and homes. With a simple flick of the finger, they spin effortlessly, providing a relaxing experience that helps to relieve stress and anxiety.

The rise in their popularity has sparked creativity among DIY enthusiasts, leading to the creation of various homemade versions, such as those made from cardboard, LEGO, and craft sticks. Making these spinners can be a fun project that encourages creativity and fine motor skills in kids. Not only do they serve as a great outlet for energy but also provide an opportunity for bonding through crafting activities with family and friends.

Materials Needed for DIY Fidget Spinners

To create your own DIY fidget spinner, the materials you'll need can vary significantly based on the type you're making. However, some common items include bearings, which facilitate the spinning motion, along with washers or other items to act as weights and ensure stability. Additionally, everyday materials such as cardboard, craft sticks, and even LEGO pieces can be used to assemble the body of the spinner.

It's essential to gather all the necessary supplies before starting your project to ensure a smooth crafting experience. Things like scissors, glue, or even tape might also come in handy, depending on your design choice. By preparing your materials ahead of time, you can avoid frustration and focus on enjoying the process of creating your unique fidget spinner.

Benefits of Crafting Fidget Spinners

Engaging in DIY projects, such as making fidget spinners, offers numerous benefits beyond just the final product. It allows individuals, especially children, to develop important skills such as creativity, problem-solving, and fine motor skills. The construction process involves planning, measuring, and crafting, which can all be excellent educational experiences.

Furthermore, crafting can serve as a therapeutic outlet, helping to reduce stress and anxiety. The focused attention required while building a spinner can draw one's mind away from everyday worries. Additionally, having a tangible, handmade toy that provides sensory stimulation makes the project worthwhile and satisfying.