Recommended for graduation ceremonies! A collection of handmade cherry blossom ideas to decorate your walls

Cherry blossoms made with finger painting

[Age 1] Let's make a big cherry blossom tree

Here are some creative ideas for making cherry blossoms with finger painting.

Attach a tree trunk made from construction paper to a large sheet of drawing paper or poster paper, then use paint-covered hands to boldly create the cherry blossom petals.

You can stamp to get clear handprints, or deliberately break up the shape, or slide your hand after stamping—expressing it freely is fun, too.

In addition to finger painting, adding crumpled pink and white tissue paper or petal shapes cut from construction paper will make it even more vibrant, so it’s highly recommended.

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3D cherry blossoms you can make in a short time

[How to Make Cherry Blossoms] Easy! Origami Cherry Blossoms: “Beautiful 3D Cherry Blossoms in a Short Time” Wall Decorations, Preschool Crafts, Senior Recreation — How to make beautiful origami cherry blossoms

Origami cherry blossoms are so cute! Here’s a quick idea for making 3D cherry blossoms.

You’ll need pink origami paper and scissors.

First, cut the origami paper into quarters.

Next, make some creases, sketch a cherry blossom shape, and cut it out with scissors.

Finally, pinch the center of the cut blossom and twist it.

Pinch the creases on the petals with your fingers to add more dimension, and you’re done! This is a handy idea when flat cherry blossom decorations just aren’t enough.

Give it a try and make some adorable origami cherry blossoms!

Cherry blossoms made with finger paints

Let’s try expressing a cherry blossom tree with finger stamps! First, prepare the base cherry tree using construction paper.

Once you have white and pink paint ready, dip your preferred finger and stamp the cherry blossom areas.

The finger stamps will become the petals, so stamp plenty of them.

If your base is light pink, it’s a good idea to use a darker pink for the paint.

Mix just a little water into the paint.

After attaching the cherry tree to a backing sheet so it’s easy to display on the wall, try stamping around it as well to depict petals blowing in the wind.

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Cherry blossom petal stamp

Here’s a cherry blossom craft idea using a petal stamp.

First, fold one side of a toilet paper roll inward to make a V shape.

On the opposite side, press it in slightly and make a small V with a valley fold.

Round the left and right sides a bit, and your cherry blossom petal stamp is ready! Dip it in paint and stamp onto a cherry blossom tree cut out of construction paper.

Stamping outside the tree base also looks lovely, as it expresses petals scattering and dancing in the air.

Create a large cherry blossom tree to beautifully decorate the wall for the preschool graduation ceremony.

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Cute three-dimensional cherry blossoms

Let’s make tissue paper sakura! Here are some cute 3D cherry blossom ideas.

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

First, stack the tissue paper and accordion-fold it, then trim both ends with scissors.

Next, fluff out the petals and glue on small cherry blossoms made from origami paper.

Finally, attach everything to a cherry tree cut from construction paper, and you’re done! They’re small but delightfully eye-catching.

Give it a try!

cherry blossom arch window

[Origami] Kirigami Flowers (25): Sakura Arch Window 🌸 Cherry Blossom Window

An idea where you can see cherry blossoms through the window! Let me introduce the cherry blossom arch window.

What you’ll need: cherry blossom cut-paper, light blue origami paper, pink origami paper, a pencil, scissors, tape, double-sided tape, and a compass.

Depending on the region and weather, the cherry blossoms might not be in bloom on the day of the graduation ceremony, but with this idea, it will look like big cherry blossoms are blooming in the windows of the classroom where everyone spent time together—so charming, right? Making the cherry blossom cut-paper together with the children is also a great option.

It’s sure to become a sunny-day memory!

Cherry Blossom Balloon

[Wall Decorations] Easy with Origami Cherry Blossoms! How to Make “Balloon Sakura” – Spring Craft for Preschools, Recreation for Elderly Care, Paper Craft

Let’s soar into the future with a dazzling hot air balloon! Here’s an introduction to a cherry blossom balloon craft.

What you’ll need: four sheets of colored construction paper (35 cm x 12.5 cm), origami cherry blossoms, origami leaves, scissors, tape, glue, and a stapler.

First, fold 1 cm at the bottom of each sheet of colored paper and glue all four sheets together.

Next, attach the origami cherry blossoms and leaves to the colored paper.

Finally, staple the top of the colored paper so it forms a 3D shape, and you’re done! This three-dimensional decoration is sure to brighten up the venue.