[For Seniors] Handmade Ideas for Tsurushi-bina: Simple and Cute Hanging Decorations
Handmade tsurushi-bina crafts are perfect for seniors, offering the fun of working with your fingers and the sense of accomplishment when you finish.
Using familiar materials like origami paper, felt, and chirimen crepe fabric to create festive motifs for Hinamatsuri makes for a heartwarming time.
Display them in your room to feel the arrival of spring and spark conversation.
In this article, we introduce easy tsurushi-bina ideas for seniors! We also share ideas for hanging decorations perfect for Hinamatsuri, so give them a try.
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[For Seniors] Handmade Ideas for Tsurushi-bina. Simple and Cute Hanging Decorations (1–10)
No-sew felt hanging hina dolls
Let’s make a hanging decoration from felt that’s perfect for the Doll’s Festival (Hinamatsuri)! Hanging it in your room will instantly bring a feeling of spring.
Sewing is one of the trickier steps in handicrafts, isn’t it? Many people find threading a needle difficult.
This time, we’re introducing a no-sew felt hanging decoration.
Since you only need to cut and paste, it’s easy for seniors to try as well.
Let’s make peach blossoms, dango, and hishi-mochi out of felt.
There aren’t any particularly difficult steps, but please be careful when using a hot glue gun.
Sakura hanging ornaments
Cherry blossoms start blooming around the Hinamatsuri (Girls’ Day) season, don’t they? On the tiered doll display, cherry blossoms and tachibana (bitter orange) are also arranged as a set.
They’re said to carry auspicious meaning, wishing for girls’ health.
The sakuramochi eaten during Hinamatsuri is another traditional treat that celebrates the arrival of spring.
The hanging cherry blossom decoration we’re introducing this time is easy to make—just fold and cut origami.
The blossoms look so realistic that hanging them in your room feels like viewing real cherry blossoms.
Cherry blossoms are beautiful yet fleeting, but with this decoration, you can enjoy them all year round, which is wonderful.
Rabbit hina dolls made from pom-poms
For the Peach Festival, we recommend a cute and easy-to-make hanging decoration.
The Hina dolls are displayed to wish for children’s healthy growth.
This decoration uses pom-poms as the motif, giving it a soft and adorable look.
Displaying it in your room lets you fully enjoy the Hinamatsuri atmosphere.
This time, we’re introducing rabbit Hina dolls made from pom-poms.
All you need are pom-poms, wire, and wire cutters.
Just thread the wire through the pom-poms to complete the wreath! For the rabbit Hina dolls, attach felt and chenille stems to the pom-poms, then pass a thread through with a needle and connect them to the wreath to finish.
[For Seniors] Handmade Ideas for Hanging Hina Dolls: Simple and Cute Hanging Ornaments (11–20)
Hina Doll Wreath
A Hina doll wreath is a great item to liven up the Doll’s Festival.
It brightens up the room and creates a lovely atmosphere.
For this Hina wreath, all you need are a wreath from the 100-yen shop, some yarn, pom-poms, and wire.
Choose fluffy yarn if you can.
Just wrap the yarn around the wreath and it’s done in no time.
You can also easily make plum blossoms, cherry blossoms, and rabbit Hina dolls by threading pom-poms onto wire.
The fluffy texture feels nice to the touch and is soothing just to look at.
Hanging Hina ornamentNEW!
These are hanging hina dolls you can enjoy as a tabletop display.
First, drill a hole in a wooden board to make the base, insert a rod, and cover it with fabric.
You can choose any hanging ornaments you like! Use craft bands to make round kusudama-style decorations, or glue chirimen crepe fabric onto thick paper cut into your favorite shapes to create custom charms.
Connect the finished ornaments with string and attach them to the umbrella-shaped base.
When threading the ornaments, it’s also recommended to add bells or beads.
Celebrate Girls’ Day with a lovely tabletop tsurushi-bina display!
A hanging hina (ornament) with a rabbit made using tsumami-zaiku
How about making a cute hanging hina decoration with tsumami-zaiku? Using chirimen crepe fabric, you’ll create rabbits, flowers, and other ornaments to hang.
For the rabbit’s face and body, as well as round ornaments, cover small styrofoam balls with fabric to form the shapes.
Use safety eyes or beads for the rabbit’s eyes and the centers of the flowers.
For delicate work like the rabbit’s ears and flower petals, use tweezers.
Once you’ve made as many ornaments as you like, punch holes and thread a cord through them, or glue them directly onto the cord.
A springlike decoration will brighten your mood!
Origami Tsurushi-bina
For the Doll’s Festival (Hinamatsuri), we decorate with many auspicious items like Hina dolls, hishi-mochi, and fans.
Each has various meanings related to happiness, and it’s fun to think about them while making an origami hanging Hina decoration.
Hina dolls carry the wish for children’s sound health.
The three colors of hishi-mochi each have their own meaning as well, said to offer protection from evil, longevity, and health.
Let’s make an origami hanging Hina packed with these lucky motifs! Fold each motif with origami and attach them to a string to finish.
Just displaying auspicious items in your room can lift your spirits.
It’s the perfect decoration for Hinamatsuri.