[For Seniors] Fall Wall Decoration Ideas

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Mushrooms – Paper Crafts (October/November) (Autumn) (Senior Recreation) (Wall Decorations) (Creative) (Easy) (Childcare)

How about making a mushroom wall decoration? It’s easy enough for seniors to enjoy.

Cut out mushroom shapes from thick paper and decorate them with colored paper.

Adding polka dots or pasting on autumn berries and leaves will make them even nicer.

If everyone makes them together, the conversation will flow and it’ll be lots of fun.

Once you hang the finished pieces on the wall, the room will instantly feel like autumn.

It sounds like a wonderful time to enjoy the season together.

Acorn craft with drawing paper and paints

Acorn crafts 🎨

Here are some ideas for making acorns with marble art.

First, line a container with construction paper and place marbles coated with paint on top.

If you want to use several colors, increase the number of marbles and coat each one with a different color of paint.

Tilt the container to roll the marbles and create patterns, then let it dry and cut the construction paper into the shape of an acorn cap.

Place it over the acorn nut you made from construction paper and glue it in place to finish.

If you draw faces on the acorns, they’ll look like characters and turn out even cuter.

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A horse made from fallen leaves and cardboard

This is a craft you can make while enjoying the autumn scenery.

First, draw a horse on cardboard and cut it out, then attach fallen leaves to the mane area.

Combining red and yellow leaves makes it look like a horse dressed in autumn-colored fur.

Using slender twigs or small branches is fun, too.

Because the cardboard is thick, it can stand up for display, resulting in a piece with real presence.

Choosing the shapes and colors of the leaves is enjoyable, and it offers a pleasant time moving your fingers while feeling the season.

It’s also recommended for seniors—a warm, nature-inspired craft that makes the most of natural materials.

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Autumn hanging ornament: grapes

Autumn hanging decorations: Introducing how to make grapes using only origami! They’re in season in September, so why not give it a try? [Tsukuru-mon]

Imagine how grapes grow on a vine.

Don’t they hang from the plant as they bear fruit? Let me introduce a hanging decoration that looks just like real grapes.

We’ll make grape berries by rolling up origami paper inspired by grapes.

Glue the berries together in a chain to form a single bunch.

Attach the bunch of grapes to a vine made from origami and string.

Add leaves and hang it up, and you’ll have a creation that looks just like real grapes.

Seeing the grape hanging decoration might remind some seniors of going grape picking, or help them feel the season by looking at autumn’s taste of grapes.

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Halloween letter garland

[Origami Halloween Letters] Handmade easy garland ♪ How to make a wall decoration 💙 Step-by-step explanation — How to make an easy Halloween garland

Here’s a Halloween letter garland that will instantly boost the festive vibe when you hang it in your room! Both the garland base and the letter pieces are made entirely from origami paper.

First, fold the top and both side edges of the base origami 2 cm inward.

Make a slit in the center of the bottom edge, then open it outward to align with the bottom corners to form the garland shape.

For the letters, cut another sheet of origami into four strips.

Fold the two long edges toward the center line, then shape them into letters.

Once you’ve made all the letters for “HAPPY HALLOWEEN,” attach them to the base one by one, string the garland on a cord, and hang it up!

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Halloween witch girl

[Wall Decoration] "Halloween Witch Girl ⑤" How to make a wall decoration! Easy with free templates! Autumn Winter October Broom Construction paper Craft Wall decor Papercraft Paper craft

Perfect for Halloween! Let’s make a decoration of a little witch.

Cut out the face, body, hat, and broom parts from construction paper and glue them together.

You can download free templates, so use those to finish it up.

If you change the hat decorations or hairstyle, you can express different kinds of witches.

When displaying it on a wall, decorating it together with a moon, a witch’s house, or ghosts will make it an even lovelier Halloween decoration.

Coming up with your own variations is part of the fun of this craft time.

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Swirling Paper Ghost

[Preschool Crafts] Perfect for Halloween decorations! Swirly ghosts made from construction paper | Wrapping ghosts in construction paper

The idea of having the ghost’s bottom part as a spiral is really cute.

First, draw a picture of the ghost on white paper.

Think of a snail as your reference—the idea is to draw a snail but make its face a ghost’s face.

Once you’re done, cut away the unnecessary parts around it with scissors, and carefully cut out the spiral section.

Punch a hole in the ghost’s head and hang it with string; the cut spiral will drop downward in a circular shape, making a very striking decoration.

Attach it to a stick and it becomes a portable item too!

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