Collection of spring decoration ideas: glamorous and cute handmade creations

Easter egg

[Taught in Germany] A Simple Way to Make Stylish Easter Eggs

Let’s try making Easter eggs—an essential part of celebrating Easter.

While it may be a less familiar occasion in Japan, why not explore a foreign culture through a craft activity? The process is simple: decorate the eggshells, and be sure to poke holes and thoroughly remove the contents first.

Once you add your own designs—such as sticking on decals or drawing pictures—you’re done.

If you thread a string through the hole you made to empty the egg, you can hang it as a decoration.

The freedom to design however you like is part of the charm, but if you decorate with an eye toward overseas styles, it might help emphasize the Easter atmosphere.

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clover wreath

Wouldn’t it be lovely to have decorations that are not only spring-like but also bring good luck? In that case, making a clover wreath is a great idea.

This is a wall decoration made by cutting construction paper into four-leaf clover shapes and attaching them to a circular base.

It’s simple to make, so you can get started right away.

If you’d like to add a bit more flair, you can make ladybugs with papercraft and combine them with the wreath.

Ladybugs are believed to bring good fortune, so it will feel even luckier.

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Dandelion paper wall decoration

How to Make Paper Dandelion Wall Hanging (Spring Wall Decoration) – How to Make Paper Dandelion Wall Decor

Here’s an introduction to a wall decoration inspired by dandelions that gives a lively impression with its bright yellow color.

Cut yellow paper into long, narrow strips and make fine slits along them.

Do the same with green paper, then combine the yellow and green strips, roll them together, and spread out the slit sections to shape them into dandelion flowers.

Cut green paper to create dandelion-shaped leaves as well.

Make as many flowers and leaves as you like.

Next, use six wooden stir sticks to form a shape like the kanji for “rice field” (a square grid) with the ends slightly protruding.

Attach the dandelion leaves and flowers to this frame, and you’re done! Hang it on a wall or door to welcome the arrival of spring.

Mole Tulip

Tulips Made with Pipe Cleaners – Learn in Under 5 Minutes / Make Beautiful Tulips by Hand in Just 5 Minutes

Let’s make tulips that bloom in a rainbow of colors for spring using chenille stems (pipe cleaners)! Choose your favorite colors and fold them to the size of the petals.

Prepare as many of these parts as the number of petals you want.

While assembling the petals, attach a green stick to serve as the tulip’s stem.

Using a green pipe cleaner, make slightly larger leaves in the same way you made the petals.

Wrap floral tape starting from the base where the flower and stem meet, attaching the leaves as you go—that’s it! It’s also fun to combine several to make a tulip bouquet.

Carnation wreath

[Origami] Carnation Wreath — Paper Carnation Wreath

Carnations have long been loved as flowers for Mother’s Day.

Why not recreate their distinctive ruffled petals in a paper-flower wreath? In a day-service activity, several people can collaborate to make each flower.

Fold origami paper and use pinking shears to cut it into a circle.

One sheet of origami makes four petals.

Add plenty of creases to each piece, then press it over a glue cap to create wrinkles—this gives the petals that carnation-like texture.

Stack and secure the pieces, and your flower is complete! Finally, cut construction paper into a donut shape to form the wreath base, attach the flowers, and you’ll have a delicate, stylish wreath.

A touch of green leaves as an accent color is a nice addition too.

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