[For Seniors] Enjoy June! Introducing Simple, Recommended Wall Decorations

Hydrangeas and a snail

Easy with a stapler: Make a hydrangea with origami (with audio commentary)

Here’s a lovely idea featuring beautifully colorful hydrangeas and a little snail.

First, prepare small sheets of origami paper.

If you don’t have small ones, you can quarter a standard sheet to make the same size.

Crease the paper, secure it with a stapler, then open it up to form a flower.

Once you’ve made about ten, gather the flowers and glue them together.

If you attach them closely, you can create a full, realistic hydrangea look.

With such pretty hydrangeas, even the snail seems to be having fun.

Even on gloomy, rain-prone days, this decoration will brighten up your room—so give it a try!

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Umbrella ornament

Umbrella Decorations ☆ Perfect for the rainy season [Easy Craft] [100-Yen Store DIY] #100yen #diy #daiso #dayservice #recreation #elderly #origami #crafts #easy

Cute with a touch of humor! Here are some fun umbrella decoration ideas.

When it comes to items that shine during the rainy season, umbrellas and rain boots are a must.

They’re usually for keeping out the rain, but with a little twist, you can turn them into adorable art pieces.

This time, let’s use origami in your favorite colors and patterns.

You’ll need origami paper, scissors, glue, tissue paper, tape, and construction paper.

The key is folding the tissue paper and placing it inside the umbrella to create a three-dimensional look.

Hydrangea wall decoration

Simple craft: Hydrangea wall decoration

Atmospheric decorations for a sophisticated finish! Here are ideas for hydrangea wall hangings.

Hydrangeas are at their best during the rainy season.

Their round shape formed by clusters of tiny blossoms and their distinctively serrated leaves are beautiful, aren’t they? This time, we’re sharing ideas recommended for those looking for a Japanese-style hydrangea design.

You’ll need construction paper, thick card, beads, string, origami paper, paper bands, and more.

It’s also nice that you can get everything at 100-yen shops.

Give it a try!

Hydrangea wreath

[Simple ✨ Just Stick It On] How to Make a Hydrangea Wreath 💐 [Tissue Paper & Origami] June Decoration | How to make paper hydrangea wreath. Paper flower.

Let’s gather small flowers and paste them on! Here are some ideas for a hydrangea wreath.

When you think of hydrangeas, that charming round shape made up of clusters of tiny blossoms comes to mind.

This time, let’s make a hydrangea wreath using construction paper and tissue paper.

You’ll need construction paper, tissue paper, scissors, and glue.

Purple or pink tones for the materials look lovely, too.

It’s great that you can arrange the size and colors to suit the mood you want and your personal taste.

Give it a try and incorporate it into your craft time!

spiral hanging ornament

Spiral decorations made with easy origami: 2 types (with voice commentary) | How to make an easy origami decoration: 2 types

It’s a charming decoration with beautiful, distinctive curves that you can make by twisting and attaching long, narrow strips of origami paper.

First, fold the paper to create crease lines, then cut along those folds.

Fold the top into a triangle so you can glue it later.

After gluing the triangular creases together, twist each strip, and finally glue the bottom part to finish.

The impression changes depending on the colors of origami you choose and how much you twist it.

Combining multiple colors also gives a more luxurious look, so it’s highly recommended.

Frog Teru Teru Bozu

Origami [Frog Teru Teru Bozu] Origami teru teru bozu in a frog

The rainy season often brings gloomy weather that looks like it could spill rain at any moment.

This time, we’re introducing a frog teru teru bozu that will lift your spirits and help you enjoy the rainy season.

All you need are origami paper, a pen, and stickers.

There’s some detailed folding involved, but using your fingertips stimulates the brain and may help prevent cognitive decline, so take your time and go at your own pace.

Once you’ve shaped the frog, finish by adding stickers and drawing the face with a pen.

In addition to its traditional use of wishing for sunny weather, it also makes a great room decoration.

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Ladybugs and clover

[Craft Idea] Ladybug and Clover – Spring (April/May) – Activities for Older Adults, Wall Decorations, Early Childhood Education, Creative Crafts, Bug Crafts, Occupational Therapy (OT)

May brings refreshing weather.

In parks and fields, the fresh green is beautiful and insects become active.

We want older adults, who often spend time indoors, to feel the season too.

So here are ideas for a ladybug and clover wall decoration that evokes May.

We’ll make ladybugs and clovers with origami.

Add round spots to the ladybugs and cut the origami to form clover shapes.

Red and yellow are great, but making ladybugs in various colors would also be lovely.

Creating them together with older adults uses the fingertips, so it could also provide brain-training benefits.

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