Let’s handcraft the decorations for the farewell party! A collection of ideas that convey gratitude
Many people may be wondering what kinds of decorations to make if they want to handcraft the decor for a farewell party.
In this article, we introduce handmade decoration ideas that will add a festive touch to your farewell gathering.
From items you can make with familiar materials like origami paper, tissue paper flowers, and balloons, to displays that wrap the venue in memories using photos, we’ve gathered ideas perfect for creating a warm, heartfelt space.
Why not pour your gratitude and well-wishes for the person you’re sending off into a one-of-a-kind decoration? We hope you find these ideas helpful!
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Let’s make handmade decorations for a farewell party! A collection of ideas that convey gratitude (31–40)
Accordion leaf decoration
@hapibacrafts This time, I’ll show you how to make an accordion-fold leaf decoration using drawing paper from Daiso. Coordinate it with paper flowers for a lovely display♪ It’s also great for summer wall decorations! <What you’ll need> • One sheet of B4 drawing paper • Ruler • Pencil • Scissors • Clear tape • Stylus (the back of a craft knife blade can be used as a substitute) Created by: Nabechin Website: Happy Birthday Projecthttps://www.hapiba.com SHOP https://hapiba.theshop.jp/https://minne.com/@hapibahttps://www.creema.jp/c/nabechinIf you give it a try and make one, feel free to tag me 👇👇👇 @hapiba. I’ll come by to like and comment 😊. Comments and follows are also welcome ♡ Leaf, summer decoration, leaf paper fan, leaf decor, paper fan, wall decoration, construction paper crafts, papercraft, paper flower, graduation decorations, flower arch, arch decorations, childcare, nursery teacher, eurhythmics, Nabechin
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Let’s decorate the farewell party with three-dimensional leaves to create an inviting atmosphere.
Decorations with green leaves feel fresh and are perfect for a celebratory occasion, don’t you think? Make lots of them and hang them on the wall—they’ll look lovely.
To make them, fold a sheet of construction paper in half and open it, then score lines at 1-centimeter intervals.
Fold it in half again and cut it into a leaf shape.
Open the paper and, starting from the center crease, accordion-fold toward the edge.
When you finish one side, accordion-fold the other side from the center in the opposite direction to complete it.
You can also make 3D flowers and display them together.
Cute cherry blossoms made in 3D
In spring, cherry blossoms are unquestionably the best.
Let’s make a three-dimensional cherry blossom tree wall decoration using tissue paper.
Fold the tissue paper in an offset accordion, then twist it at the center where it’s folded.
On a backing sheet, draw the cherry tree trunk and branches with crayons, and place double-sided tape in the gaps between the branches.
Stick lots of the folded tissue paper onto the double-sided tape.
You can use a single color of tissue paper, but using two or more colors will add even more depth.
Give it a try and make your wall look beautifully festive.
8 tear-and-make flower decorations
By tearing colored construction paper into various shapes, you can create a very lovely venue decoration.
Since you tear it by hand, the irregular look doesn’t seem like a mistake and actually comes across as artistic, which is really interesting.
By rolling it, stapling it, wrapping it around a straw, or pressing it against the back end of a felt-tip pen to crumple it, you can make several kinds of beautiful flowers.
Because colored construction paper feels somewhat thick, many people might never think to tear it—but that very quality creates a delightful texture.
Great for photo spots too! How to make a balloon tower
Why not try making a balloon tower that works as an entrance gate or an Instagrammable spot? Use a banner-flag stand for the base; if you don’t have one, you can sandwich a tension rod between two 2-liter water bottles instead.
Inflate the balloons and tie them in pairs.
Then twist and wrap the pairs around the pole.
Place a decorative balloon on top to finish.
Making two towers gives a more luxurious look.
Using two colors alternately makes it especially beautiful.
Give it a try!
Weeping Cherry Blossom Garland
We’re going to make a weeping cherry blossom garland using origami paper and mizuhiki cord.
Cut a pink sheet of origami paper into four equal pieces, then fold each piece into a triangle twice.
Divide it into three sections, cut it into a cherry blossom shape, and unfold it.
Once opened, make a slit along one petal.
Prepare a 90 cm length of mizuhiki, thread it through the slit, then overlap one petal and glue it so the mizuhiki is sandwiched inside.
Leave a little space and sandwich the next blossom in the same way.
Make several strands like this to suit the size of the space where you’ll display them.
With its dimensionality and movement, it should make for a charming wall decoration.