Wall Decor: Celebrate April! A Special Feature on Cherry Blossom Wall Decoration Ideas
Let’s create a vibrant cherry blossom wall display to decorate in April.
May this cute cherry blossom wall become something that cheers on children as they begin their new lives.
We’ve gathered many ideas—from wall displays you can put up in classrooms and hallways to impressive designs perfect for bulletin boards in entrances and halls.
It would also be lovely to add your favorite motifs, such as spring animals or birds.
Please try making a cherry blossom wall display that will energize children, teachers, and parents alike.
Because items made by the children are treated as “artworks,” we refer to them in the text as seisaku (制作).
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[Wall Decorations] Decorate in April! Special Collection of Cherry Blossom Wall Decoration Ideas (11–20)
Sakura made of yarn
Here’s an idea for making yarn cherry blossoms without knitting.
First, prepare white and red yarn and a template shaped like the letter “凸.” The template should have slits at the tips.
For detailed measurements, refer to various websites or homepages.
Then follow the steps to wrap the yarn around the template and form the cherry blossom petals.
Since you’ll be gluing the pieces together, there’s no need to knit.
Even people unfamiliar with knitting can try this easily.
If it doesn’t come out well, I recommend adjusting the size of the thick paper template.
Cherry blossom pattern made with a tampon stencil
“Tanpo stencil” is a technique in which you dab paint to transfer a design from a template.
This time, let’s make simple templates using origami and copier paper wrapping.
Copier paper wrapping is durable even when wet, making it a good material for stencils.
Once you’ve made the templates for cherry blossoms and petals, stamp them with paint.
It’s best to make the tanpo by wrapping gauze around a sponge and tying it with a rubber band.
Creating a gradient with dark and light colors looks lovely.
It’s an easy craft that instantly brightens up a wall.
Cherry blossom wall decoration made with origami
Feel the Japanese spring indoors! Let me introduce a cherry blossom wall decoration made with origami.
What you’ll need: jute twine, paper tape, masking tape, scissors, green origami paper, light pink origami paper, brown origami paper, and a ruler.
By twisting and attaching the paper tape, you can create a round frame, and by making and attaching cherry blossoms and petals, you can give it a sense of movement—it’s a craft full of wonderful ideas.
It’s a great way to enjoy spring inside, so I highly recommend it!
Cherry blossom wall decor made with paper cutting
Why not try making a cherry blossom wall decoration with paper cutting? If all the teachers make some, you’ll end up with lots of cherry blossom designs, and it will surely become a fun, varied wall display! Fold the paper into quarters or eighths, imagine the finished blossom, make a few cuts, and when you open it up, you’ve got a splendid cherry blossom.
That little thrill might even make the process addictive.
If you use pink paper, it will look like cherry blossoms even if you make a few mistakes.
If you’re not sure how to cut, check out video sites for ideas! If you add the name of the teacher who made each one, it can double as a self-introduction, too.
Cherry blossom petals made with coffee filters
https://www.tiktok.com/@hoiku.labo/video/7216264812039343361Color with water-based markers! Here’s how to make cherry blossom petals using coffee filters.
You’ll need white coffee filters, water-based markers, scissors, a spray bottle filled with water, and old paper like newspaper.
First, color the coffee filters with the water-based markers.
You can draw spirals, or straight vertical or horizontal lines.
Using two or three colors lets you enjoy how they blend! Next, spray the coffee filters with water.
Finally, once they’re dry, cut them into petal shapes—and you’re done.
Skeleton Sakura
I’ll show you how to make beautiful, translucent skeleton cherry blossoms.
First, fold and cut origami paper to create a cherry blossom–shaped frame.
Next, trace the cherry blossom shape onto a clear plastic sheet and stick on small pieces of transparent origami.
Finally, layer the frame over the clear sheet and trim the excess with scissors to finish.
Hang them by a window or from the ceiling, and you’ll get colorful light shining through.
If you’re looking for a stylish and cute craft, be sure to give this a try.
[Wall Displays] Decorate in April! Special Feature on Cherry Blossom Wall Display Ideas (21–30)
Cherry blossoms made with hand painting
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Let’s make memories together! Here are some hand-painted cherry blossom ideas.
You’ll need poster paper, paint, a roller, and scissors.
Spring is a season of meetings and farewells, so how about making cherry blossoms with the whole class? Paint the cherry tree trunk using a roller, and create the cherry blossom petals using the children’s handprints.
When decorating, it’s also lovely to display the children’s photos next to the cherry blossoms.
Just looking at it is enough to make you excited!