[For Seniors] March Origami: Ideas to Brighten Your Room with Seasonal Flowers and Events
March, when the warmth grows little by little, is the season that makes you happy to feel the breath of spring.We’ve gathered origami ideas perfect for this time of year.Folding spring-themed motifs like Hina Matsuri decorations, bush warblers, and tulips will instantly brighten up your room.You can enjoy them in many ways—use them as wall decorations or stand them on a desk.They’re also recommended as gifts for your grandchildren.These are all projects that let seniors enjoy the season while moving their fingers, so please try whichever ones catch your eye.
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[For Seniors] March Origami: Ideas to Brighten Your Room with Seasonal Flowers and Events (111–120)
A basket of daisies
Here’s a daisy flower basket filled with the essence of spring that will make you excited to see it finished.
Daisies come in many colors like white, purple, and pink.
They’re said to be a hybrid between the Japanese-native beach chrysanthemum (hamagiku) and the oxeye daisy.
Since they belong to the Asteraceae family and have chrysanthemum-like blooms, many older adults may already be familiar with them.
Fold a sheet of origami paper in half to make a rectangle, then cut many slits into it.
This will create the numerous petals of the daisy.
Roll the slit paper into a tube and shape it into a flower.
Inflate a plastic bag like a balloon and place it in the basket, then attach the daisies to finish.
This cute flower basket is a craft that older adults are likely to enjoy making.
In conclusion
March brings the Hinamatsuri (Doll Festival).
Simple origami hina decorations don’t take up much space and let you enjoy tradition and culture.
And spring flowers like cherry blossoms, tulips, and dandelions, crafted at your fingertips, can instantly brighten up a room’s atmosphere.
Origami is easy to try, and one of its charms is how your individuality shines through in your choice of colors and decorations.
Savor the changing seasons and enjoy creating your favorite pieces.



