[December Wall Displays] Cute Winter Craft Ideas You Can Use Beyond Christmas!

[Origami] Christmas Bell

Christmas origami: easy bell folding with audio commentary ☆ Origami how to fold an easy bell

Bells are a classic Christmas motif, and you often see them as ornaments on Christmas trees.

So let’s include Christmas bells in your wall decorations, too! The method introduced here uses standard 15 cm square origami paper, and as a guideline, children aged four and up should be able to try it.

Decorating a large Christmas tree wall display with bells folded by the children will make it look bright and festive.

If teachers are making them, we also recommend arranging them together with other classic Christmas motifs like holly and ribbons.

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Hane Keisuke

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Bill of Exchange Tree

Handprint art ⭐︎ Christmas tree ⭐︎ pon pon channel ⭐︎

Many people make handprint art to commemorate occasions like birthdays or kindergarten graduations.

Let’s try adapting that handprint art into a Christmas tree! First, draw the trunk of the tree on colored construction paper.

Next, make handprints with green paint.

Using green paint on a red background creates a festive Christmas feel.

If you slightly vary the shades of green, it becomes easier to tell whose handprint is whose.

Of course, you can use colors other than green, too! Try creating an artistic handprint tree.

Finally, add decorations like the words “Merry Christmas,” ornaments, stars, and snow—it will look wonderful! It’ll make lasting memories, so give it a try.

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miyabi

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gloves

[Christmas Origami] How to fold mittens (gloves) with voice instructions ☆ Origami Christmas gloves tutorial — December decoration

Gloves that take the edge off the cold are essential in winter and make perfect decorative motifs, too.

How about making cozy-looking gloves out of origami? Since you use a sheet of origami paper cut in half, you can make a left and right glove from a single sheet—that’s a nice bonus.

It’s an idea with lots of room for creativity: use them as decorative ornaments, or make larger paper gloves with a design where a character peeks out from inside.

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kappamaki

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Snowflakes

Origami Snowflakes: Easy How-To — Let’s Make Them for Christmas Decorations or Room Decor! Direct Tips from a Preschool Teacher

One motif that’s often used in Christmas-themed interiors is the snowflake.

Just seeing those beautiful shapes can be soothing for many people.

If you want to make a wall decoration featuring snowflakes, I recommend using foil paper.

You simply fold and cut the foil paper the same way you would with regular origami, and it turns out wonderfully dazzling.

You can also make several in different colors and display them side by side.

Give it a try with children around age 4 and up.

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yamamoto

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Christmas hanging decorations

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

A hanging decoration made with origami featuring iconic Christmas motifs like Santa and holly leaves.

To make Santa, roll a fan-shaped piece of origami paper into a cone and attach the parts.

The expansive, dimensional design creates a festive, Christmas-like atmosphere.

Arrange holly leaves and ornaments around Santa, and we recommend incorporating Christmas colors like green and yellow.

Because the design is simple, it could also be fun to use it as an embellishment on larger flat decorations.

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