[For Seniors] Wall decorations to fully enjoy the seasonal atmosphere: Fun Christmas decoration ideas

Christmas tree with holly and bells

[Craft Idea] Christmas Tree (December) (Wall Decorations, Senior Recreation, Occupational Therapy OT, Day Service, Childcare) (DIY, Creative Projects, Origami, Tissue Paper, Christmas Bell, Christmas Crafts)

This is an idea for creating a wall tree by decorating it with holly leaves and bells in different sizes and colors.

For the holly, make green leaves from origami paper and red leaves from tissue paper.

You can download a template for the green leaves, so be sure to use it.

For the red leaves, stack three rectangular sheets of tissue paper, accordion-fold them, staple the center, then open each layer to form a flower-like shape.

For the bells, cut yellow origami paper into a half-circle and roll it into a cone shape—that’s it.

Combine them however you like to complete a colorful wall tree.

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Christmas gift-shaped charm

Christmas gift-shaped charm [100-yen DIY] [easy craft] [Christmas craft] #100yen #diy #daiso #recreation #elderly #nursingcare #Christmas #dayservice

Christmas just isn’t complete without presents! So, here’s how to make a Christmas gift-shaped charm.

First, prepare some craft paper and design your favorite motif.

You can draw it with a pen, or use origami paper, colored paper, yarn, and other materials to give it a three-dimensional finish.

Next, put cotton and beads into a small transparent bag to create a snowy effect, then place your designed craft paper inside, seal the bag, and fold the top two corners to the back, securing them with tape.

Glue the bag onto a piece of felt that will serve as the base of the charm, and shape the felt into a gift shape.

Finally, tie a ribbon, and your charm is complete.

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Christmas tree using decalcomania

[Arts and Crafts Activity] Let’s make a Christmas tree using decalcomania

Fold a sheet of green construction paper in half and open it, then drop paint on only one side.

The paint will become the ornaments, so think about the colors and where you place the drops as you work.

After dropping the paint, fold it in half again to create a decalcomania— it will transfer to the other side.

Cut the construction paper into a tree shape and attach a trunk made from brown construction paper.

Finally, make a star from yellow construction paper and decorate the very top of the tree.

If you punch a hole at the top and thread a string through, it could also become a garland.

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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 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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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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