[For Seniors] Sunflower Crafts: A Collection of Ideas to Brighten Up Your Indoor Space

Three-dimensional sunflower

How to fold a 3D sunflower

Origami is also recommended as fingertip training for seniors.

Here’s a 3D sunflower you can make with origami.

There are quite a few steps, so the difficulty may be a bit high, but if you like origami, give it a try! You’ll paste a piece of origami paper cut to one-quarter size in the center of a full sheet, then start folding.

The method is similar to folding a crane, so if you’ve made a crane before, you should be able to proceed smoothly.

Finally, gently spread out the petals little by little to finish! By adjusting how much you open them, you can express different stages, like just beginning to bloom.

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Sunflower easily made with paper cups

Summer decorations: Introducing an easy sunflower craft made with paper cups! Why not try a small DIY project using leftover materials? [Tsukuru-mon]

Here’s how to make a sunflower using everyday materials like paper cups.

The best part is you can make it anytime if you have spare paper cups! It’s also great to include in activities at home or in day service recreation.

Cut around the rim of the paper cup and make several slits.

Open up the cup and cut it into petal shapes.

When adding color to the flower, you can stick on origami paper or washi tape.

If you prepare about three sets of petals made from paper cups, you’ll get a nice, full sunflower! Finally, glue everything together and attach a circular piece of construction paper in the center to finish.

Add a string and it becomes a hanging decoration—give it a try!

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Sunflowers made with beads

How to make a sunflower out of beads 🌻

These are delicate beaded sunflowers that are perfect as summer accessories.

Arrange them into a necklace, earrings, a ring, or a brooch to add a stylish accent to your outfit! They also make great gifts for friends or grandchildren, so give them a try.

You’ll start by making the center, then move on to the petals.

It involves threading beads onto fishing line in small, detailed steps, but once you get the hang of it, it’s mostly repetition, so I think you’ll find it easy to make.

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