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Recommended winter wall decorations for seniors: heartwarming ideas

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During the persistently cold winter, many older adults tend to spend more time indoors.

Winter is full of enjoyable events and festivities, such as Christmas, New Year’s, and Setsubun.

Let’s help older adults feel the season even while indoors with winter-themed wall decorations!

In addition to winter events and traditions, there are also decorations inspired by flowers that are at their best during this time of year.

Craft activities that use fine motor skills can help prevent dementia and are also recommended as a communication tool.

Enjoy creating together and have a wonderful time.

[For Seniors] Recommended Wall Decorations for Winter: Heartwarming Ideas (131–140)

camellia

[Elderly Recreation] Easy January Camellia Flower Wall Decoration [Craft/Handicraft]

camellia

Camellias that bloom red in the winter season.

The sight of red camellias blooming amid pure white snowfall is very beautiful and feels uniquely Japanese.

Let’s turn those camellias into a wall decoration using washi or origami paper.

It’s also great as a New Year’s ornament.

Prepare two pieces of white washi or origami paper cut into petal shapes.

Next, trim a portion of each petal and glue it to create a three-dimensional effect.

By offsetting and attaching the two petals, you can enhance depth and realism.

Roll up some yellow tissue paper for the stamens, make leaves from green origami, and you’re done! Adding a metallic origami background will lend it an elegant, classical flair.

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Snow Rabbits and Sasanqua

[Craft Idea] Snow Rabbit and Camellia (January Winter) (Wall Decorations) (Elderly Recreation, Occupational Therapy OT, Day Service, Childcare) (Origami DIY) (Flowers, Creative, Psychiatric Recreation)

Snow Rabbits and Sasanqua

Creating snow bunnies and sasanqua camellias can be an enjoyable time for older adults as well.

The process of assembling the flowers is especially interesting, and cutting colored paper stimulates creativity.

Working while visualizing the shapes also provides a good opportunity to engage the mind.

It may take time, but it’s a wonderful recreational activity that fosters concentration and patience.

Watching tutorial videos is also recommended! They can deepen understanding of the steps and help make time at day services even more enjoyable.

Let’s create lovely pieces while feeling the season.

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In conclusion

We introduced winter-themed wall decorations recommended for seniors.

Each one captured the joy of seasonal events and the feeling of the season.

It’s also a great idea to combine the items we introduced to create a large display that covers the entire wall.

Enjoy a wonderful winter together with the beautiful wall decorations everyone worked on as a team!