[Graduation Ceremony] Add Handmade Flair and Festivity! A Collection of Wall Decoration Ideas

Fluffy, cute cherry blossom wall decor made with tissue paper

Easy cherry blossom decoration made with tissue paper (with audio commentary)

Let’s hold our graduation ceremony under the watchful presence of a big cherry tree! Here’s how to make a softly cute cherry blossom wall decoration using tissue paper.

You’ll need light pink tissue paper, pink tissue paper, yellow plastic twine, scissors, tape, and brown construction paper.

First, stack and fold the tissue paper, then tie the center with the yellow plastic twine.

Next, trim both ends decoratively and gently fluff out the petals.

Be careful to open them softly so they don’t tear.

Finally, create cherry branches with the brown construction paper and attach the tissue paper blossoms—done!

paper fan

How to Make a Paper Fan: Introducing a Quick and Efficient Method!

Tie a string around the center of an accordion-folded sheet of paper, spread it into a circle, and glue the edges together to make a paper fan! A beautifully opened, flower-like paper fan is a great way to add a festive touch to a preschool graduation ceremony.

Best of all, the simple steps—fold, secure, and open—are part of the charm.

If you attach a hanging string, it’s easy to decorate even in places where you can’t use tape.

It looks pretty as is, but rounding the tips makes it even cuter.

Try making them with papers in different colors and sizes!

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yuri

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Girls and boys

[Easy Crafts with Construction Paper & Origami] I tried making a wall decoration featuring a girl (Version 1: Entrance Ceremony/Graduation Ceremony)! Free templates for spring (March)

Wall decorations featuring girls and boys evoke a sense of specialness and a new beginning for children graduating from kindergarten.

Whether using illustrations or combining colored construction paper, they make for a cute and highly recommended finish.

In smaller nurseries or kindergartens, creating decorations that reflect each individual child will delight the students.

When combined with other decorations like cherry blossoms, these pieces convey the atmosphere of a graduation ceremony even more effectively.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Cherry blossom wall

Kimie Gangi’s wall display: “Full-Bloom Cherry Blossoms” — SAKURA wall decoration

Let us introduce a cherry blossom wall display that captures the feeling of spring in Japan.

You will need pink construction paper, light pink construction paper, scissors, thumbtacks or double-sided tape, a yellow crayon, brown construction paper, and a stapler.

First, stack the pink papers together and staple them, then cut them into the shape of cherry blossoms.

At this time, cut out petal shapes as well.

Next, crease the cut cherry blossoms and petals to give them a three-dimensional look.

Finally, make branches with the brown construction paper and attach the blossoms to finish! It’s also fun to see how the atmosphere changes depending on where you place the petals.

Pop-up 3D cherry blossoms

Kimie Gangi's spring wall display: '3D Pop-Up Sakura 2' (a three-dimensional cherry blossom display)

Create an eye-catching wall with dynamic design! Here are ideas for pop-up 3D cherry blossoms.

While most wall displays are flat, three-dimensional ones make a strong impression and add a festive touch.

This time, let’s make pop-up 3D cherry blossoms that can be stored away after display.

Some steps are a bit complex, but by working together with teachers or guardians, you’ll be able to complete a beautiful piece.

Give it a try!