[For Seniors] Fun and Easy Oni Crafts to Liven Up Setsubun: Simple, Enjoyable Ideas

Oni made with Yakult containers

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Here’s a craft idea for making an ogre (oni) using a lactic acid bacteria drink container as the base.

Wrap the entire container with yarn to represent the oni’s skin color—such as red or blue—and add yellow-and-black striped pants.

Place yarn hair on top of the container and glue on horns made from felt.

Use rhinestone stickers and thread to create the face, and give it a spiked club to hold to finish it off.

The oni looks cute on its own, but if you prepare a base decorated with beans and display two figures—a red oni and a blue oni—on it, it will look even nicer.

If you have the time, be sure to make the base as well.

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Setsubun kendama

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Here’s an idea for a Setsubun kendama featuring a charming demon eating an ehomaki.

In this craft, a construction paper demon face is attached to the rim of a paper cup, with the cup acting as the mouth.

It captures the look of a demon going “Aah!” with its mouth wide open—very cute.

For the ball part, cut a toilet paper roll into a shorter piece, stuff it with crumpled newspaper, and decorate the outside with construction paper to look like an ehomaki sushi roll.

Connect the paper cup and the ehomaki with string, and you’re done! Try your best to feed the ehomaki to the little demon.

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Handmade felt demon bean box

[No-Sew] Handmade Oni Bean Box with Felt, Masu/Setsubun/No Pattern Needed/100-Yen Store DIY/felt/handmade/craft

Here’s how to make a soft bean box out of felt.

This one has an ogre face on the side of the box, so it works great as a decorative piece too.

The key when making it is to fold the felt in half to make it double-layered, which gives the box strength.

When shaping it into a box, the corners will also be thicker, making it easier to glue.

Once the box is done, all that’s left is to attach the facial parts and horns cut from felt.

Scary face, cute face, funny face… Express whatever expression you like.

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Making Ehomaki and Oni Figurines

[Setsubun Decorations] Making Ehomaki and Oni Ornaments

When it comes to Setsubun, we think of ehomaki and oni (ogres).

Ehomaki are eaten to pray for good fortune, and oni are driven away as a form of warding off evil.

In this craft idea, an ehomaki is made by lining a toilet paper roll with black origami paper and filling it with “rice” and “ingredients” made from tissue paper.

The oni is made by cutting a toilet paper roll into rings, shaping them into squares, covering them with red felt, adding yarn hair, and gluing on horns made from chopsticks sharpened with a pencil sharpener.

Arrange the ehomaki and the oni on a base along with a box of beans, and you’ll have a lovely Setsubun decoration.

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Oni made easily with felt

How to make an easy felt ogre: cute Setsubun decoration, handmade craft project, 100-yen shop DIY

Why not try making a cute oni (demon) mascot with felt? Use a toilet paper roll cut to a length of 6.5 cm as the base, representing the pants on the lower half and the face on the upper half.

For the pants, first cover the entire lower half with yellow felt, then twist and glue three band-shaped felt pieces—yellow and brown strips that you’ve cut and joined—around it.

For the face, attach red felt and glue yarn along the top edge to make the hair, then add pearl stickers for the eyes and cheeks.

Finally, attach felt triangles as horns, and it’s complete!

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Den-den Drum of the Red Ogre and the Blue Ogre

[Cardboard Craft] Make it for Setsubun! Cute Red and Blue Oni Den-den Drums

Here’s an idea for making an ogre-themed den-den daiko (hand drum).

This one is mini-sized, so it’s quick to make and cute enough to display like a fork pick.

First, cut two small egg shapes out of cardboard.

Draw an ogre on the cardboard, place a string between the two pieces, and glue them together.

Attach a small ball of crumpled aluminum foil to each end of the string, then insert a twig (like a toothpick or small stick) as the handle to finish.

Since plain aluminum foil can come off when the drum is played, be sure to use double-sided tape to firmly bond the foil to the string before you crumple it.

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5 Devilishly Good Crafts

[Craft Play] 5 Perfect Oni Crafts for Setsubun

This idea showcases five crafts: an ogre hat made from a paper bowl, ogre photo props made with paper plates, an ogre hat made from construction paper and PE tape, a sparkly pipe-cleaner ogre party hat made with construction paper, and an ogre mask made from a paper bag.

Each project has simple steps, so as long as the parts are prepared, older adults can enjoy working on them too.

They also make great decorations, adding a festive Setsubun atmosphere just by being displayed.

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