[Childcare] December Wall Decoration Ideas: Festive Crafts for Christmas and Winter

stained-glass-style ornament

[Christmas Craft] Easy Stained Glass-Style Decorations with Laminating and Coloring!

These wall decorations use laminate film to brighten up a room with vibrant, stained glass–like colors.

Cut origami paper into your favorite shapes—like trees or stars—to create decorative frames, then sandwich them in laminate film and run them through a laminator.

If you’re using self-adhesive laminate film, be careful to avoid trapping air bubbles.

Next, draw vertical and horizontal lines inside the frames with a black permanent marker, and color the resulting sections with bright colors to finish.

Punch a hole with a hole punch, thread yarn or similar through it, and hang it in your room.

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Christmas tree made from a toilet paper roll

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

Let’s make a voluminous Christmas decoration using things you have at home and enjoy decorating together.

Here’s a three-dimensional Christmas tree wall decoration.

What you’ll need: lots of toilet paper rolls, colored paper or origami paper, yarn, and so on.

Connect the rolls to form the shape of a Christmas tree.

For the pot, wrap brown yarn round and round.

Put a star on the top.

With that, the base Christmas tree is complete.

Once you stick the tree on the wall, decorate it colorfully and playfully.

Since it’s a three-dimensional decoration, it will make the room feel bright and festive.

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Create a party vibe! 3 types of Christmas decorations

Let's make and decorate for Christmas♪ Special feature on Christmas decorations

December brings a flurry of fun events like winter break, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve.

Many kindergartens and daycare centers probably host Christmas parties, too.

Try decorating the walls with a festive, party-like Christmas theme to lift everyone’s spirits.

Even simple paper bunting strung with thread in red and green Christmas colors creates a great atmosphere.

Paper wreaths and paper balls are also eye-catching decorations.

Adding illustrations of snowmen and reindeer is the key to finishing it off with a lively touch.

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Kimie Gangi December wall decoration: “Super Easy Christmas Tree” with glitter chenille stems and deco stickers #tissuepaper #Christmasdecor

How about using glitter pipe cleaners and decorative stickers from the 100-yen shop to make a festive wall-mounted Christmas tree? First, apply glue to a green equilateral-triangle base and sprinkle on small pieces of tissue paper.

Next, add a brown trunk and wrap a sparkly pipe cleaner around from the top.

It works well to secure it from the back with tape or staple the folded-over sections.

Do the same with another pipe cleaner from the opposite side.

After that, stick on the stickers however you like.

Finish by adding a star, and it’s done.

It’s great because even small children can have fun making their own original tree.

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Snowflakes

Let's line up straws and make snowflakes! Great for wall decorations and other crafts.

Just line up straws and secure them with rubber bands! This is a wintery snowflake decoration that uses few materials and is easy to make.

Prepare a bowl-shaped food tray and cut eight slits, each 2 cm wide.

Lay four yellow straws across the center so they intersect, and fix them with clear tape.

Then lightly flatten light-blue straws and place them in parallel pairs on top; secure each intersection with the yellow straws using rubber bands, and you’re done! Tie on kite string for hanging, and decorate your room or Christmas tree.

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yuri

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Poinsettia Christmas tree

DIY Craft Idea: Poinsettia Christmas Tree (with templates) (December) (Wall Decoration) (Senior Recreation/Daycare) (Early Childhood Education) (DIY Craft) (Psychiatric Creative OT)

It seems the standard Japanese name for poinsettia is Shōjōboku.

The Japanese name doesn’t really give off a Christmas vibe, does it? Poinsettias are now a classic symbol of Christmas and are even called the Christmas flower.

Let’s create a festive Christmas mood with poinsettias made of paper that really capture the season! All you have to do is cut the paper into parts and assemble a poinsettia, but the trick is to crumple the paper beforehand.

That way it looks more plant-like! Try making the trendy pink and white poinsettias too.

Easy! Torn-paper Christmas tree

Let’s create a Christmas tree with torn-paper collage! Prepare a base with the tree trunk already glued on, and have the children tear several sheets of origami paper into small pieces.

If tearing is difficult, you can prepare pre-torn origami paper.

Apply glue in a triangle above the trunk, then attach the torn paper on top to form the tree.

Finish by decorating with round stickers as ornaments.

Mixing patterned origami with solid colors will make it look more festive.

Choose sticker colors that won’t be overpowered by the origami colors.

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