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

Fluffy Origami Wreath

[Easy] How to Make an Origami Wreath 🎄✨ Perfect for Christmas Decorations 💓 #shorts

This is a Christmas decoration that’s easy to make with everyday materials.

Roll a sheet of origami paper into a long, thin stick, bend it into a circle, and you’ll have a base for a wreath.

Cut another strip of origami paper lengthwise, fringe one end finely, and wrap it around the base with double-sided tape to create a fluffy, pipe-cleaner-like texture.

Finally, add any decorations you like to finish a bright and cute wreath.

You can freely customize it with different colors and embellishments.

It’s a warm, seasonal craft that older adults can enjoy making easily.

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Wall-mounted Christmas tree made from paper rolls

Wall-mounted Christmas tree ♪ Let's decorate it with handmade crafts!

Let’s use toilet paper rolls to create a wall-mounted Christmas tree.

First, keeping the triangular shape of a tree in mind, lay out the rolls temporarily in rows to form tiers.

If a roll is too short or too long, cut it to size.

Once you have the triangle, glue the rolls together row by row, and attach green construction paper to the sides.

After everything is attached, secure the whole piece with tape or similar.

For the trunk, connect about three rolls and wrap them with brown yarn.

Fix the triangular section and the trunk to the wall so they connect, and finish by placing a star at the top of the tree.

Adding origami ornaments will make it look even more charming!

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Poinsettia Origami Tree

Poinsettia Christmas tree wall decoration made with easy origami (with audio commentary) – How to make an origami poinsettia Christmas wall decoration

Poinsettias are known as Christmas flowers.

In this idea, we’ll make a wall tree using origami poinsettias.

After folding the origami paper into a triangle three times, open it back up to the state of having been folded twice.

Starting from the outside toward the center, make cuts along the creases.

To round off the corners created by the cuts, trim in a curved line from both corners of the triangle toward the center to shape leaves.

When you open the paper, you’ll have four leaves; stack two of these to make a set of five leaves.

Finish by placing a yellow round sticker in the center to complete the poinsettia.

Make several and arrange them on the wall in the shape of a tree.

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Christmas wreath made with pipe cleaners and aluminum foil

[Christmas Craft] A Wreath Made with Pipe Cleaners and Aluminum Foil

Easy to make! Here are some ideas for mini-sized Christmas wreaths.

Crumple aluminum foil into a rod, shape it into a ring, and you’ve got your wreath base.

Next, wrap green chenille stems (pipe cleaners) all around the base.

Add a touch of red pipe cleaner for an accent, then decorate with beads, ribbons, or any parts you like—and you’re done! It looks like you can make it using only materials from a 100-yen shop, and since the aluminum foil base is light, you could attach hardware and use it as a keychain, too.

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Papercut Tree

Perfect for Christmas crafts! A cut-paper tree and snowflakes #short

Fold a sheet of green construction paper in half and draw the shape of half a tree.

Cut along the line with scissors and open it up so it becomes a full tree shape.

Once it’s cut, keep it folded and make slits starting from the folded edge.

Cut parallel to the base, being careful not to cut off the outer edge.

To make all the folds into mountain folds, open the slit sections alternately to the left and right.

Decorate with a star made from yellow construction paper, and add round stickers to represent ornaments—then it’s done.

There are also instructions for making snowflakes, so why not make some to decorate together?

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Bill of Exchange Tree

Christmas Tree Crafting 🎄

Let’s use handprint stamps to create a stylish tree.

Stamp your handprints in green ink on the base paper.

The handprints will form the tree, so keep that image in mind as you stamp.

Place a star above the middle finger, draw a cord wrapping around the hand with a black pen, and add colorful lights using fingertip stamps.

Finish by attaching a paper flowerpot made from construction paper.

How about making a large wall decoration using everyone’s handprints? It also seems like a great idea for a Christmas card.

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Easy wreath made from a single sheet of origami paper

Make it with a single sheet of origami! Easy wreath #origami #Christmas #wreath

There are various ways to make wreaths out of origami.

You can create a cute wreath with just a single sheet.

From a 15-centimeter square sheet of origami paper, cut it into nine pieces measuring 5 centimeters each.

Set one piece aside, and fold the remaining pieces into the parts for the wreath.

The trick is to make four pieces with the colored side facing outward and the other four with the white side facing outward.

Once the parts are finished, assemble them into the wreath.

Fold and cut the remaining piece to make a ribbon and decorate the wreath with it.

You can also enjoy customizing it by adding round or star-shaped stickers.

It’s a project that older adults can enjoy making while chatting with those around them.

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