For Seniors: Feel the Arrival of Warm Spring. Cherry Blossom Wall Decoration Ideas

Cherry blossom wall decoration visible from the window

Cherry blossom wall decorations with origami! How about making some to display on your wall for the spring season? | DIY How to Make Paper Cherry Blossoms [Tukuru]

If you want to make a cherry blossom wall decoration with a bit of personality, a window-themed design is a great choice! The view of cherry blossoms seen through a round window frame is so beautiful and evocative, isn’t it? Create the cherry blossoms by cutting shapes from construction paper, origami paper, or washi.

Feel free to customize them by changing the size of the flowers and the intensity of the colors.

Make the window frame by folding and sticking paper tape onto the wall.

It’s also lovely to change the color of the paper tape to match the background wall color, or to add a bush warbler perched on a cherry branch.

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weeping cherry (tree)

Aino Kōbō-an: Creating a Weeping Cherry Blossom Wall Mural

Weeping cherry trees bloom a little later than the common Somei Yoshino, so you can enjoy them from mid to late April.

The weeping cherry in Miharu Town, Fukushima—one of Japan’s three great cherry trees and designated a national natural monument—is truly breathtaking, isn’t it? This type of cherry tree also makes a great craft motif for day-service and care-facility recreation.

Since you make many blossoms by pinching the center of tissue paper to resemble cherry flowers, everyone can enjoy creating them together.

It’s also perfect for finger dexterity training.

Finally, by attaching them to wire, you can capture that graceful, drooping look!

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Cherry blossom wall decoration made with paper cutting

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Some of you might be planning to gather in a large room and enjoy a lively hanami vibe with friends.

In that case, cherry blossom wall decorations made with paper cutting are perfect.

This craft involves sticking paper-cut cherry blossoms onto a sheet of paper large enough to cover an entire wall.

It’s suitable for large groups and can be put up quickly even in big rooms.

Try attaching enough blossoms so that, from a distance, it looks pink overall.

By the way, if you fold it neatly for storage, you can use it again in the following years.

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