[For Seniors] Early-summer-themed wall decorations: Recommended ideas for July

Sunflowers and blue sky

[Craft Idea] Sunflowers (July–August, Summer) (Wall Decorations, Senior Recreational Activities, Occupational Therapy OT, Day Service, Childcare) (Origami, 3D, Origami DIY)

A wall display that feels like a refreshing summer! Here are ideas with sunflowers and blue skies.

When you think of summer flowers, many people probably imagine sunflowers.

This time, let’s make sunflowers blooming energetically under a blue sky.

What you’ll need: origami paper, scissors, a craft knife, a pencil, bamboo skewers, craft glue, paste/glue stick, and templates.

When making them, focus on the flower’s center—it’s the key detail—so take extra care there.

For the white clouds floating in the blue sky, adjust the number as you go to get a nice balance.

Hibiscus and Sea Creatures

Craft Idea: Summer Wall Decorations – Hibiscus & Sea Creatures (July/August) (Senior Recreation / Occupational Therapy / Daycare / Childcare) (Origami) (Fish, Whales, Jellyfish, Seagulls) (DIY)

It’s like a tropical paradise! Here are some ideas featuring hibiscus flowers and sea creatures.

When you think of hibiscus, Hawaii or Okinawa might come to mind.

These ideas are perfect if you want to feel like you’re on vacation or create a summer-themed wall display! You’ll need origami paper, patterned origami paper, colored pencils, glue, scissors, a craft knife, a pen, a pencil, and a ruler.

The featured sea creatures include fish, whales, jellyfish, and seagulls.

Be sure to give them a try!

bamboo grass

[Craft Idea] Sasa bamboo — small bamboo ~papercraft~ (July Tanabata) (wall decoration) (tanzaku wish strips) (recreation for seniors) (early childhood/educational) (super easy) (creative) (psychiatric OT) (Psychiatric Occupational Therapy)

Decorate together with Tanabata wish strips! Here are ideas for making bamboo branches.

When you think of Tanabata, many people picture hanging tanzaku with their wishes written on them.

This time, let’s make bamboo branches out of origami.

You’ll need origami paper, glue, a craft knife, and scissors.

It’s also recommended if you’re wondering how to decorate a Tanabata-themed wall! For the bamboo stalk, roll the origami paper into a tube shape; for the bamboo leaves, add creases to give them a three-dimensional look.

It will create the right atmosphere and a beautiful finish.

Give it a try!

straw hat

[Craft Idea] Straw Hat Crafting (with templates) (August/Summer) (Wall Decorations) (Activities for Seniors/Preschool Learning) (Origami) (Original Creation) (Psychiatric OT) (Daycare/Day Service) (Sunflowers)

A wall display that practically echoes with the cheerful voices of children! Here’s a straw hat craft idea.

Straw hats are a summertime staple for outings, aren’t they? Many of us probably wore one as kids while catching bugs or going on trips.

This time, let’s decorate them together with sunflowers, the quintessential summer bloom.

You’ll need origami paper, glue, a craft knife, scissors, a pen, and a template.

The key tip is to crinkle the origami paper to add texture and create a charming, realistic look!

Milky Way star ornament

[Tanabata Festival] Milky Way Star Decorations

Decorate the ceiling and enjoy the atmosphere! Here are some ideas for Milky Way star decorations.

The Milky Way refers to a band of stars that emits a faint, milky light and looks like a river.

It’s also known as the Milky Way, derived from Greek mythology.

This time, let’s make Milky Way star decorations using origami.

You’ll need origami paper, a non-slip mat, string, and a sewing machine.

Choose any origami you like, such as patterned sheets or materials with a sparkly finish.

Summer wall decoration

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Wall decorations that capture the feeling of summer are appealing because you can arrange them using colorful materials.

Attach paper straws to both ends of a sheet of origami paper to create a sturdy base.

Place another piece of origami paper into a small plastic bag, and freely add stickers or beads inside.

By combining pieces in various colors, you can express a festive, vibrant sense of summer.

Attach the finished decoration to the base, thread a string through it, and you’re done.

Hanging it on the wall will instantly brighten the room and let you enjoy the season.

The simple steps are easy for older adults to follow without strain, making it a great choice for summer events.

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Pop-up summer wall decoration

[Craft Idea] Pop-up Summer Wall Decorations (July–August) (Senior Recreation, Day Service, Occupational Therapy OT, Childcare, Paper Crafts, Watermelon, DIY, Colored Construction Paper) (Summer Greeting Card)

An impactful wall display! Here are some ideas for a summer pop-out wall display.

Delicate and beautiful displays are lovely, but how about creating something dynamic and striking? This time, let’s make a wall display of a girl placing a hat on her head while bringing a red watermelon to her mouth.

It looks like you can finish it by cutting colored construction paper according to templates and sticking the pieces in place! If each person is in charge of one area, you can collaborate to complete it.

It will be eye-catching and a memorable display.