[For Seniors] Brighten up the rainy season! A collection of origami hydrangea ideas

Hydrangeas in torn-paper collage

[Easy Wall Decor] Puffy Hydrangea Wall Hanging / Wreath / Hydrangea — hydrangea / Wall Decorations

When it comes to hydrangea flowers, they can seem time-consuming to make, but this version is very easy because you just use a paper plate as the base and glue on lots of small, roughly torn squares of paper.

Try using a few different types of paper or ones with a gradient to give it a more three-dimensional look.

As you glue, make sure to stick the pieces down firmly all the way to the edges—that’s the key.

For the leaves, it’s easier if you fold the paper first and then cut out a leaf shape.

Make a variety of hydrangeas and try decorating doors or walls with them.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Three-dimensional hydrangea

Kimie Gangi: Plump, three-dimensional hydrangea. Tissue-paper base for a life-size June wall decoration. How to make a 3D hydrangea.

Let’s use tissue paper for the base to make plump hydrangeas.

Adding a three-dimensional feel makes them look lovely when displayed.

Also, this hydrangea involves more cutting than folding, so it seems to require less working time, making it a good option when you need to finish within a set time.

When cutting, stacking the sheets helps save effort.

For the centers of the flowers, simply draw them with a paint marker.

The flowers here are made in a single color, but mixing and layering several colors could create an even more three-dimensional effect.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Hydrangeas and snails

[Craft Idea] Snails & Hydrangeas — Snail’s Craft (June/Summer) (Easy 3D) (Wall Decoration) (Senior Activities/OT/Day Service) (Childcare) (DIY Papercraft Wall Decoration) (Creative)

When it comes to rainy-season crafts, hydrangeas and snails are classics.

Let’s easily turn them into three-dimensional pieces and decorate your room.

For the snail, make a backing sheet, then glue on thinly sliced strips of crumpled origami paper.

This pattern makes the snail look very three-dimensional.

For the snail’s face, make small slits and paste it on so it appears even more three-dimensional.

The hydrangea flowers are easy to finish by simply gluing on multiple pieces of crumpled tissue paper.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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