[Handmade Winter Decorations] A collection of stylish, heartwarming creations you can make with everyday materials

Kadomatsu decoration made with paper plates

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A kadomatsu decoration made with paper plates is lightweight, easy to handle, and appealing because anyone from children to adults can make it with ease.

Simply attach colored paper or artificial flowers to a paper plate and you’ll have a festive New Year’s ornament; all the materials are easy to find and very cost-effective.

It’s safe, can be displayed anywhere, and is perfect as an accent for your entryway or living room.

You can freely change the colors and layout to express your personality, and it’s highly photogenic.

It’s a fun, craft-like project that’s beginner-friendly and budget-friendly.

Widely appreciated as a handmade idea to brighten the New Year, it’s a charming decoration that combines convenience with cuteness.

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Kagami mochi made with artificial flowers

Kagami mochi made with artificial flowers has the appeal of lasting a long time without wilting or losing its shape.

You can easily get the materials at 100-yen shops, and you’re free to choose the colors and types of flowers, so you can arrange it to your taste—whether traditional Japanese style or muted tones.

It’s lightweight, easy to place anywhere, reusable each year for great value, and increasingly popular as a photogenic New Year’s decoration.

It blends well with interior decor and makes an impact even in small spaces.

It’s also easy to create a seasonal atmosphere and approachable for beginners.

The handmade touch adds warmth, making it a charming New Year’s ornament.

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A luxurious shimenawa wreath made with 100-yen shop materials

[100-Yen Artificial Flowers] Materials cost 900 yen + tax / A gorgeous shimenawa decoration made with materials from Daiso and Seria / How to make a shimenawa decoration / How to make New Year’s decorations

Dahlias take center stage! Let’s make a New Year’s wreath with a dynamic look! You’ll need an 18 cm shimenawa rope, artificial flowers from a 100-yen shop, scissors, and a glue gun or adhesive.

In the video, delicate osmanthus leaves are added to create a livelier, more dynamic design.

If you decide on the design and the main artificial flower you want to feature before you start, you’re more likely to get the result you envision.

Give it a try!

roly-poly daruma

Good Luck Charm ✨ Easy “Okiagari Koboshi” Made with Paper Clay / [OT’s Let’s Try Making It! Vol. 11] (Recreation/Crafts)

Fun for the whole family! Try making New Year’s decorations with paper clay.

You’ll need paper clay, marbles, empty capsules, paints, brushes, and so on.

It’s fun to shape the paper clay to match the zodiac animal, but the painting stage will really let personalities shine, too.

By putting a marble inside a capsule, you’ll create an adorable daruma that moves unpredictably—kids are sure to love it! Try varying the sizes for adults and children, and enjoy decorating as you create.

New Year’s decoration in a cotton-ball style

New Year’s decoration made with 100-yen shop materials ✨🎍🌅🎍

A fluffy, cute idea that also looks great in winter interiors—perfect for the New Year.

Inflate a balloon to create the shape, then wrap yarn around it to form a cotton-ball-like sphere.

Gently brush a mixture of glue and water over the entire surface, sprinkle on glitter for extra sparkle, and let it dry.

Once dry, snip the balloon and remove it from inside to reveal a light, translucent ball ornament.

By changing the yarn color or the type of glitter, you can create pieces with different moods.

Hang them in the entryway or living room as New Year’s decorations to further elevate the festive atmosphere.

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New Year’s garland made of felt

[New Year] Handmade New Year Garland with Felt / New Year / Year of the Snake

Brighten up your room! Let’s make and display a colorful, cute garland! It’s an idea that even handmade beginners can try with ease.

You’ll need thread, felt, thick paper, adhesive fabric, craft glue, scissors, and a hot glue gun.

Felt doesn’t fray when cut, so it’s one of the easiest materials to handle in crafting.

Adding a three-dimensional look will boost the impact and make it the star of your room—no doubt about it! Give it a try!

Japanese-modern shimenawa wreath

[100-yen Shop Artificial Flowers] Let’s Make a Japanese-Modern “Shimekazari” New Year’s Decoration♪

Let’s make a gorgeous wreath that blends both traditional Japanese and modern vibes to match your interior.

You’ll need: a colored shimenawa (twisted straw rope), mizuhiki cords, a tassel ornament, shiny pick mix, a pine pick with berries, New Year’s small-flower ornaments, Viole color lilac purple, weeping plum blossoms, Kasuga plum blossoms, a pine cone berry spray, a New Year’s wooden pick, pine, dahlias, nandina and pussy willow, a hot glue gun, scissors, wire, and so on.

The overall impression changes dramatically depending on the types and colors of the artificial flowers, so arranging them should be a lot of fun.

Using mizuhiki will also add an extra touch of luxury.