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

Country-style Christmas wreath

[100-Yen DIY] Make a Christmas Wreath with Dollar-Store Items and Fabric Scraps | Country-Style Wreath from Leftover Fabric and a Hanger | How to Make a Christmas Wreath

Perfect for Christmas decor! Here are some ideas for a country-style Christmas wreath.

When you think of Christmas wreaths, many people probably imagine green and red colors, right? This time, let’s make a special Christmas wreath using fabric scraps you have at home.

What you’ll need: a wire hanger, your favorite motifs, wire cutters, a brush and palette, adhesive, a hot glue gun, toothpicks, and more.

It’s an idea that will make you excited to finish and display your creation.

Toilet paper roll core ornament

Christmas Decorations Made from Toilet Paper Rolls [Ornaments] [Santa Figurines]

Let us introduce Christmas ornaments made using toilet paper rolls! The key point is that you can make them from recycled materials.

First, attach origami paper to the roll.

For decorations like Santa’s hat or a reindeer’s antlers, using construction paper makes them less likely to bend.

Since it involves delicate work, it’s also a good idea to cut and prepare the pieces in advance.

Apply patterned masking tape, draw the eyes, nose, and mouth with a pen, and you’re done! They look adorable when lined up.

Add a string and they’ll look lovely hanging on your tree, too.

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Christmas hanging ornament

[Craft Idea] Christmas Hanging Decorations (December) (Christmas Ornaments) (Activities for Seniors / Occupational Therapy) (Wall Decorations)

These are hanging decorations with festive motifs that evoke Christmas, such as Santa Claus and holly leaves.

Pay attention to how each motif is made and layered to create a three-dimensional finish.

To make Santa Claus, roll a piece of red construction paper cut into a fan shape, then attach parts like the hat and face to complete it.

The holly leaves follow a simple process of layering cut pieces, and it’s recommended to arrange them around Santa to decorate him.

Incorporate ornaments inspired by snowflakes as well to effectively convey the atmosphere of Christmas.

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Christmas garland

Easy with tape! Christmas garland [craft]

Here’s an idea for a Christmas garland using raffia tape.

Wrap the tape around a piece of cardboard of a handy size several times, then cut along the edge with scissors and slide it off the cardboard.

Use another piece of raffia tape to tie the bundle near the top, then snip the bottom loops to open them up.

Attach a star to the tied part, and your tree is complete.

Make several of these, thread them onto a string, and hang them up to finish your Christmas garland! For extra holiday sparkle, bundle in some shiny, glossy tape along with the raffia tape—highly recommended.

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Snow globe suncatcher

[Winter Craft☃️] Sparkly 3D Snow Globe Suncatcher Made with Paper Plates / How to Make a 3D Snow Globe Suncatcher

The glittering snow globe is so beautiful that it makes you want to touch it.

For this project, you’ll use a paper plate, clear film, cotton, and tissue paper or origami paper.

Pre-cut the tissue paper and origami paper with scissors beforehand.

Attach the cut pieces to the clear film to create the main body of the snow globe.

The way you arrange and attach them will change the feel of the snow globe, so that’s a key point.

Also, for the base, use the leftover paper plate from when you make the frame of the snow globe’s main body.

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Felt Christmas garland

Just cut and paste. Easy felt Christmas garland / How to make a felt Christmas garland / 100-yen shop DIY / Christmas ornaments / Christmas crafts / Christmas project

Why not brighten up your room by handmaking a garland with Christmas-colored felt? All it takes is cutting, rolling, and gluing felt, and you’ll end up with a stylish, cozy piece! First, cut felt into holly shapes in two sizes—large and small—and glue them together.

Next, cut the felt into circles, snip them into a spiral, and create flowers by rolling from the tip while gluing as you go.

The trick is to make flowers in different colors and various sizes! Finally, attach each piece to jute twine, and you’re done.

It’s a craft that uses fine motor skills, so be sure to include it in your day service’s winter craft activity!

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Paper roll cake

Christmas Craft (Part 1): Easy Cardboard “Paper Roll Cake”

A must-have for any Christmas party is cake, right? For seniors who are unsure about Christmas decorations, we recommend a roll cake you can make out of paper.

It’s very easy to make, so how about trying it with your grandchildren? Cut out a piece of cardboard and glue on rolled construction paper to resemble cream and fruit.

Roll it up, shape it, and your roll cake is done! You can also make decorations like chocolate, cookies, and snowmen out of paper, so be sure to give it a try.

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