[For Seniors] Day service crafts: A roundup of June-themed ideas

Simple hydrangea

[Rainy Season Origami] Easy Hydrangea Flower Tutorial with Voice Commentary ☆ Origami Easy Hydrangea Tutorial

When you think of the rainy season, do hydrangea flowers come to mind? Let’s try making hydrangeas out of origami, blooming beautifully in a gentle, steady rain.

There are many ways to fold hydrangeas, but here we’ll introduce an easy method that combines multiple parts.

We’ll fold the cluster of flowers and the leaf pieces.

Since there aren’t many complicated folds, it may be easy for older adults to work on as well.

Once you glue the parts together, it’s complete.

You can hang it on the wall, stick it on a calendar, and more—the possibilities expand with your ideas.

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Nakajima Junko

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Pink hydrangeas spilling out from the forehead

Pink hydrangeas peeking out from the frame #origami #종이접기 #craft

We’re pleased to introduce an adorable pink hydrangea decoration that overflows from its frame.

First, prepare small pieces of pink origami paper and cut them into quarters.

Fold each piece into a triangle twice, then stand and fold each side halfway front and back, pressing flat as you go.

Round off the left and right corners with scissors, fold one layer back, and crease it well.

Once you have the crease, open up the petal.

Repeat the same steps for all the prepared papers.

Make the leaves, and once they’re ready, start attaching everything to the frame.

Finish by placing a bead in the center of each flower.

It’s perfect as a room decor accent, too.

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aroma air freshener

[DIY] Aroma Air Freshener Made with Ice Packs | C CHANNEL DIY

A cool-looking aroma diffuser is perfect not only for your home but also as a gift! First, put some ice pack gel into a stylish bottle.

The final look changes depending on the color of the gel, so choose your favorite shade like blue or clear.

Add crystal stones and a small amount of glitter, then mix well to blend everything together.

Finally, add a few drops of your favorite essential oil, and you’re done! All you do is add the materials and mix, yet it looks just like a store-bought diffuser.

It’s also nice to prepare several fragrance options so people can choose the scent they like.

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Rose wreath

[Origami] How to Make a Rose Wreath — Further Improved Rose Folding! Tsujimoto Rose – Mother's Day

Gorgeous and beautiful! Here are some ideas for rose wreaths.

Let’s make a lovely rose wreath lavishly adorned with colorful roses.

It’s a great idea for brightening up a room or for special events! This wreath is made by combining a leafy wreath base, five large rose blossoms, fifteen rose buds, and ten flower parts.

Taking your time to build it up little by little can become a daily pleasure.

For the finishing touch, adhere the pieces with glue for a clean, polished look.

Simple mini 3D rose

How to Make a Simple Mini 3D Rose 🌹 A delightful gift! Cute Origami Flower 💓 #shorts

Great as a treat for yourself or as a gift! Here’s an easy mini 3D rose idea.

Roses are at their best from May to June in spring.

How about arranging beautiful roses into a small bouquet for display? This time, we’ll use origami to make a rose with individual petals.

In the video, we use small cut pieces of origami paper, but if that feels difficult, try adjusting the paper size to make it easier.

Once your rose is finished, wrap it with sparkly, decorative origami paper.

Hanging Rain Ornaments

[Easy] Rain Hanging Decorations ☔️ Sparkling Beads ✨ With Umbrella [Origami] Wall Decoration DIY | How to Make Rain Hanging Decorations (Papercraft)

A stylish garland you’ll want to hang by the window or on the wall! Here are some ideas for a rain-themed hanging decoration.

On rainy days, the view outside the window often looks gloomy and overcast.

How about making a garland to hang by the window that will brighten up your room at times like that? What you’ll need: origami paper, scissors, clear plastic bags, beads, a stapler, string, and glue.

Using patterned origami paper can look wonderful, too.

It’s an idea that can lift your spirits even on a rainy day.

paper-cutting teru teru bozu

Teru teru bozu ☔️

The connected teru teru bozu siblings are so cute! Here are some ideas for making teru teru bozu with kirigami (papercutting).

When you think of teru teru bozu, you often picture three-dimensional decorations, right? This time, let’s make kirigami teru teru bozu that you complete by cutting paper.

You’ll need white origami or paper, a pencil, scissors, glue, and a hole punch.

When drawing your template, be careful not to make the design too detailed, or it will be difficult to cut.

You’ll end up with adorable teru teru bozu that look great anywhere!