For seniors: Decorate the December wall with a tree. Easy ideas using origami and yarn.

Simple Christmas Tree

[Craft Idea] Easy Christmas Tree (December, Winter) (Wall Decoration) (Activities for Seniors, Occupational Therapy OT, Daycare, Childcare) (Origami, Original Creation) (DIY Papercraft) (Simple 3D)

This is a Christmas tree decoration whose charm lies in the layered, three-dimensional look of the leaves.

The key is how you make the leaves: firmly crease the paper first, then cut it into leaf shapes, and bend them to create a 3D effect.

Next, make the conical base of the tree and layer the bent leaves onto it.

Once the green part of the Christmas tree is finished, add the trunk and decorations to make it even more festive.

It’s also recommended to arrange snowflakes around it to enhance the overall atmosphere.

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Christmas tree made with ribbons

[Christmas 100-Yen DIY] Christmas Tree Made with Ribbon 🎄

This is a handmade tree idea that’s completed simply by sticking teardrop-shaped ribbon pieces onto a cone base made from thick paper.

To make the teardrop-shaped parts, cut ribbon to a suitable length and glue the two ends together.

When attaching the ribbon to the base, face the rounded end downward and stick them in a straight line.

If it’s hard to keep them straight, draw guide lines on the base beforehand to help with placement.

Once all the ribbons are attached, decorate the top with a star to finish! Adding small beads for extra sparkle would also look cute.

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Christmas tree made with cardboard and yarn

[Christmas 100-Yen DIY] A Christmas Tree Made with Yarn

Since it’s a cold winter, why not make a wall decoration that gives a sense of warmth? A Christmas tree made with yarn is especially recommended, as it subtly creates a festive feel.

All you need to do is wrap yarn around a cone made from construction paper, so it’s easy to make.

Once your tree is finished, try decorating it with accessory parts and the like.

Just be careful not to overdecorate—if it gets too heavy, it won’t stick to the wall.

Also, besides green, using white or red yarn can make it look cute as well.

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Christmas tree folded with origami

Origami Christmas tree | a Christmas tree

Let’s make a Christmas tree with origami, which also serves as finger exercises! Once you understand the steps, origami is easy to use and is recommended for seniors.

Combining many sheets can get complicated, but it’s much easier if you can complete it with just one sheet! Not only the standard green—if you fold with different colors, your walls will look lively too! It’s also a great idea to use various paper sizes.

If you decorate the finished Christmas tree by drawing pictures or adding stickers, you’ll create a sparkling Christmas scene!

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Classic wall-mounted Christmas tree made from construction paper

[Wall Decorations] How to Make a “Christmas Tree” Wall Decoration! Easy with Free Templates! December Santa Claus Reindeer Construction Paper Craft Wall Decor Papercraft Paper Craft

When it comes to classic Christmas wall decorations, a wall-mounted Christmas tree made from construction paper is a staple.

The basic method involves cutting parts out of construction paper and assembling them like a collage.

The tree decorations are made the same way, by cutting out ornaments from construction paper and attaching them.

That way, you can enjoy decorating it just like a real Christmas tree.

It’s perfect not only for working on your own, but also when you want to enjoy the making process with your grandchildren or family.

If you make a larger tree, it’s easier for a group to decorate together.

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Christmas tree

Sky-blue tissue paper Christmas tree – Paper Christmas Tree

How about making a fluffy, stylish Christmas tree using tissue paper? First, cut tissue paper in your favorite color into a rectangular piece about one-quarter the original size, then fold it in half lengthwise to make it long and narrow.

Make lots of slits along the folded edge.

After cutting the slits, open it up once, fold it back in the opposite direction of the original crease, and glue it in place.

Make several of these, then take a cone-shaped tree base made from construction paper and wrap and glue the tissue paper around it in tiers.

Finally, decorate with beads and stickers, and you’re done.

You’ll end up with a very whimsical, cute tree, so give it a try!

Christmas tree wall decoration made with origami

Easy Origami Christmas Tree Wall Decoration (with voice narration)

Let’s decorate your walls with a must-have Christmas item—a tree—to build excitement for the season.

The key is to layer pieces cut from three sheets of origami paper to clearly convey the tree’s three-dimensional feel.

Fold the origami into a triangular screen shape, trim the edges, and attach the pieces while keeping the stepped layers in mind.

Adding wooden pieces and ornaments helps make it unmistakably a Christmas tree.

You can use a single tree as a decorative accent, or line several up to create a large tree—there are many ways to use this idea.

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