[Day Service] Craft Ideas for Seniors to Make in October

Halloween wall decoration

[Craft Play] Easy Halloween wall decoration you can make with a single sheet of construction paper

Here’s a craft idea that’s perfect for Halloween party wall decorations and can be made with construction paper.

It’s a simple project that adapts the classic party decoration, the paper fan, so anyone can try it easily.

Connect two sheets of accordion-folded construction paper, bundle them, and tie the center with string.

Next, open it into a circle and attach the sides together with clips or double-sided tape.

Finish by adding jack-o’-lantern or ghost faces, and you’re done! Using Halloween colors will enhance the festive vibe.

It could also be fun to make them in a variety of sizes, both large and small!

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Origami Cosmos

[Origami] How to Make Cosmos Flowers / Perfect for Autumn Crafts! / Origami Cosmos

It’s a simple craft where the edge of the origami is cut into the shape of cosmos petals.

Because the shape and look are very simple, it’s also great for layering to add volume or using as decoration parts.

First, fold the paper in half, then fold it in half again to make a crease.

Use those creases as a guide to fold it into a triangle.

Draw lines in the shape of cosmos petals there, cut along the lines, and when you open the paper, the cosmos shape is complete.

To achieve a beautiful finished piece with evenly arranged petals, it’s important to fold precisely along the creases.

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Grape craft using plastic bags

Grape crafts using plastic bags! Crafts of Grapes ~Using a plastic bag~ (with template) (September/Autumn) (activities for seniors/day service) (wall decoration) (easy) (creative OT) (early childhood education) DIY

Cut a plastic bag into a triangle, and use it to form a bunch of grapes as if the bag were filled with the fruit.

Packing the bag to create a three-dimensional look—and doing it without glue—makes it a quick and easy project.

After filling in the “grapes,” seal the edges of the bag, wrap the top with brown origami paper to create the stem, and you’re done.

The key is the triangular shape of the plastic bag; when cutting, imagine how it will expand once filled.

You can use the same color for all the grapes to create a cohesive look, or mix different colors at random to enhance the three-dimensional effect with a color gradient.

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