For Seniors: Recommended Wall Decoration Ideas for March

pansy

[Craft Idea] Pansies with origami (March–April, spring) (with template) (flower craft) (activities for seniors, day service, occupational therapy OT, childcare) (wall decoration) (easy original creation) (DIY)

A dazzling wall decoration of pansies to brighten up your spring flower bed! Cut origami paper into petal shapes and heart shapes, and draw pansy patterns in the center area.

Gently add a curve to each piece using a thin stick, then layer and glue them onto a square backing made from cut cardboard.

If you prepare several different heights for the cardboard backings, the variation in levels will create a beautiful three-dimensional effect when displayed—highly recommended! Finally, decorate with leaf parts, and your spring-like wall display is complete.

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Spring wildflowers

[Spring] How to Make Spring Flowers and Plants [Wall Decorations]

March is a season that gradually gets warmer, but there are still plenty of chilly days, aren’t there? For your March wall decorations, how about incorporating spring grasses and flowers? Colorful plants like cherry blossoms, clovers, and rapeseed flowers soothe viewers and create a warm feeling.

We’ll use small origami paper to fold these flowers and plants.

Each design is simple, so even seniors will find it easy to try.

Let’s divide the tasks and enjoy working together.

When the decorations you made yourselves brighten up the room, you’ll feel attached to them and warmed at heart.

Let’s have fun and get through the still-chilly days of March!

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Dandelions and Horsetails

[Craft Idea] Dandelion Crafting (Spring: March–April) (Senior Recreation) (Early Childhood/Educational) (Wall Decorations) (Flower Crafts) (Creative) (3D) (Origami)

Dandelions and horsetails are often seen along riverbanks in spring.

Depending on the region, chances to see them have decreased, but spotting dandelions and horsetails still makes you think, “Spring is here.” Let’s create a wall decoration of dandelions and horsetails that helps older adults feel the season.

Use plenty of finger and hand movements to crumple origami into balls and to attach each petal one by one.

Adding details like dandelions that have gone to seed, butterflies, and ladybugs will enhance the atmosphere even more.

It would be wonderful if these wall decorations could convey the cheerful feel of spring and help lift the spirits of the seniors.

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mole

[Easy craft with drawing paper & origami] I tried making a mole wall decoration! Free template, mole, spring

One of the motifs that evokes the arrival of spring is the mole.

How about making a cute mole using colored construction paper? In this video, you can download a free template, so it’s very easy.

Use the template to create the parts from colored paper.

Once you glue the parts together, your adorable mole is complete.

If you display the finished mole on the wall together with spring plants like dandelions and horsetails, you’ll have a lovely wall decoration that feels like the arrival of spring.

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butterfly

(Construction paper) Spring Decorations: Easy and Cute Butterfly DIY

This butterfly decoration looks like an intricate, three-dimensional piece, but it’s actually very easy to make! Cut construction paper into the shape of a butterfly and mark the areas you want to indent.

Using a ballpoint pen that no longer writes, press firmly along the marks to create creases, then indent those areas and flatten the center to fix it in place with glue.

For the antennae, use a hairpin with rounded tips.

Secure the hairpin at the center with a thin strip of paper, and in no time, your butterfly is complete.

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yuri

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Hanging ornaments of plum blossoms and camellias

[Easy] Hina Matsuri 💕 Hanging Decorations with Plum and Camellia ✨ [With Nightingale] No Hot Glue! You can make the flowers without sewing! Winter Wall Decor DIY — How to make plums and camellias, pom pom

Here’s an idea for a hanging decoration featuring plum blossoms and camellias made from pom-poms.

First, prepare pink and red pom-poms, slightly smaller yellow pom-poms, and craft wire.

Start by taking five pink pom-poms and threading them onto the wire.

Then form them into a ring to create a flower shape.

Place a small yellow pom-pom in the center, and your plum blossom is complete.

Using the red pom-poms, make a camellia in the same way.

After that, hang them up with string to display.

By changing the colors, you can likely represent other flowers too.

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Plum blossom ornament

[Origami] How to Make a Plum Blossom Decoration / [Origami] How to Make a Japanese Plum Blossom Decoration

Plum blossom decorations are lovely, aren’t they? Making them together with seniors feels exciting as we sense the arrival of spring.

Using colored construction paper, we can create plum blossoms in a variety of hues, and just looking at them lifts the spirits.

Doing detailed work with origami or chirimen crafts is fun, too.

The appeal of three-dimensional decorations and wreaths is that everyone can share ideas and work together, and the joy when they’re finished is something special.

It seems like it will be a wonderful time to share the delights of spring.