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[For Seniors] Fireworks wall art: Let’s make it with a variety of materials

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When summer comes around, many people probably think of fireworks first, don’t they? Some enjoy fireworks with close friends or family, and others head out to fireworks festivals.

We also want seniors who use our facilities to feel the season through fireworks, a hallmark of summer.

So this time, we’re introducing ideas for fireworks-themed wall decorations.

Craft activities use the fingertips and require planning each step in the mind, which stimulates the brain and can even have brain-training benefits.

It’s nice to see the fireworks you made yourself displayed on the wall, isn’t it? Even seniors who find it difficult to go out at night are likely to enjoy a facility that instantly takes on a lively summer atmosphere.

[For Seniors] Fireworks Wall Art: Try Making It with Various Materials (31–40)

Paper fan with fireworks

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Paper fan with fireworks

Here’s a fireworks craft idea that adapts the familiar paper fan used for wall decorations.

Accordion-fold two sheets of origami paper and attach each one end to end.

Then accordion-fold two more sheets, fold them in half, and cut out fireworks-style patterns.

Glue the cut pieces to the top and bottom of the ones you made first, tie the center with string, open it into a circle, and glue it together to finish! You can stick it directly on the wall or enjoy it as a hanging decoration.

The mood changes dramatically depending on your color combinations, so give it a try!

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Spinning fireworks

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Spinning fireworks

Here’s a unique firework craft idea with a cute, curly look.

Fold your favorite color of origami paper into a triangle, open it up, and cut along the crease lines with scissors.

The key is to stop cutting just before you reach the center.

Next, use a pen, brush, or even a chopstick to curl the cut sections into tight spirals.

It’s a fun process that older adults may find engaging as well.

Make a few in different sizes and layer them to add volume! Try using glitter origami or gradient origami paper to experiment with different materials.

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Colorful paper fireworks

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Colorful paper fireworks

Let’s use colorful origami paper to create festive fireworks! This is a fun craft using scissors, so it’s also recommended for recreation at day-service centers.

Prepare strips of paper cut a bit wide, and make lots of small slits with scissors.

Then form each strip into a ring and tape it closed to complete one firework part.

Make them in various colors and sizes, and layer them to achieve a firework-like look.

You can also change up the color combinations or use sparkly foil paper or chiyogami to create variations—the wall display will look bright and cheerful!

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In conclusion

This was an introduction to fireworks-themed wall decorations recommended for senior care facilities. All the materials you need can be found at 100-yen shops, and the steps are simple, so older adults can try them easily. If the pieces you make yourself brighten up the facility you use, it’s likely to feel even more comfortable. How about enjoying a touch of summer together in a room adorned with lovely fireworks wall decorations?