[Care Facilities] Popular Christmas Decorations: Handmade Ideas to Brighten Up Indoor Spaces

Christmas tree made with construction paper

[Construction paper Christmas tree] Sakura's Craft Room 46. Super fun! A tree made with colored construction paper and paper cups! First Christmas craft project. Christmas tree

Let’s make a cute palm-sized Christmas tree using construction paper and a paper cup! Represent the fluffy fir needles with small, strip-shaped pieces of green and white construction paper.

To make it easier for older adults to participate, prepare the strip-shaped pieces in advance and try other helpful tweaks.

You can enjoy decorating it with craft pom-poms and ribbons, which are also available at 100-yen shops.

Since you’ll use your fingertips a lot and think through the steps as you create it, the process can help stimulate the brain.

Make the tree’s thick trunk with cardboard, or substitute a toilet paper roll.

If you use a substitute, be sure to check that it fits into the paper cup “flowerpot” that serves as the tree’s base.

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Nakajima Junko

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Christmas ornament

[Christmas Decorations] Snowman, Reindeer, Santa Claus, Presents — Easy DIY, Cute Christmas Ornaments Made with Pom-Poms [Preschool Christmas]

Christmas ornaments that make you want to decorate your tree.

Stores sell all kinds of ornaments, but if you’d like an easy handmade option, try making them with yarn or felt.

Both can be picked up inexpensively at 100-yen shops and the like, and you can create cute ornaments at low cost.

The method introduced here forms the head and body the same way you make pom-poms, then decorates them with felt and ribbon.

You can make classic ornament characters like a snowman, reindeer, and Santa Claus.

They’re easy for seniors to make as well, so give it a try.

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sasashina

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Stand it up and display it! Santa Claus

[Craft Idea] Standing Santa Claus (December) (Christmas Decorations) (Senior Recreation) (Arts & Crafts) (Early Childhood Education) (Wall Decorations)

Christmas decorations look lovely as wallpaper, but standing them up makes them a joy to look at.

This time, we’ll show you how to make a stand-up Santa Claus decoration! The key point is using straws for the legs.

Wrap copy paper around them to add weight and make it more stable.

The triangle hat with cotton is adorable, too.

The decorative parts involve fine work, so if it’s difficult, provide assistance as you complete it.

The angle at which you attach the head and arms brings out each piece’s personality, making for delightful creations.

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hanauta obasan

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Christmas tree made from a toilet paper roll

Easy! How to Make a Cute Christmas Tree Using Toilet Paper Rolls

Doesn’t the idea of making a tree out of toilet paper rolls sound exciting? It’s simple to make, so everyone can enjoy working on it together.

Just cut the rolls, wrap them with construction paper, and glue them.

Decorate with origami or stickers, and you’ll have a lovely wall decoration.

Let’s enjoy handmade crafting in a warm room together with older adults.

The time spent creating with a bit of ingenuity will surely become a wonderful memory that captures the feeling of winter.

It would be lovely to admire the finished trees together and share in the joy of winter’s arrival.

Glowing Snowman

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How about making a fun Christmas-time snowman using just empty Yakult bottles, round stickers, and decoration lights from the 100-yen shop? Peel off the outer label from the empty Yakult bottle, then use round stickers to create the snowman’s features.

For the nose, cut a large round sticker into a triangle—it works great.

Put the decoration light inside, and you’re done.

Even if it’s not a snowman, you can add any pattern to the empty bottle and pop in a decoration light to use it as various kinds of ornaments.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Cute Santa and an origami Christmas tree

How to make a cute Santa with a fluffy paper beard and an origami Christmas tree / How to make a cute Santa Claus and Christmas tree with paper

Just by putting a little decoration in your room, you can instantly get into the Christmas spirit with these “cute Santa and origami Christmas trees.” The charm of this craft is that you can make it with familiar materials like colored construction paper, origami paper, and toilet paper rolls! For both crafts, the main steps involve cutting and pasting colored paper or origami.

A key point is using toilet paper for Santa’s hat and outfit’s white trim, as well as his beard! For the beard in particular, the toilet paper is torn by hand to give it a fluffy finish.

If you’re incorporating this into a day-service craft activity, it might go smoothly if you assign roles and have everyone divide up the tasks.

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miyabi

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Snowflakes

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Making snowflakes is so exciting, isn’t it? Let’s fold and cut origami together to create the parts.

After that, all we have to do is connect the pieces, and a beautiful snowflake will be complete.

It’s fun to come up with your own designs, and just looking at the finished pieces can make you feel happy.

It might also be nice to work on them with older adults while sharing Christmas memories.

You’re sure to have a wonderful time.

Let’s try decorating the window with the finished snowflakes.

Watching the sparkling snowflakes will warm your heart.