Holiday: Tu B’Shevat Crafts
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DIY Cupcake Pedestal From A Recycled Can
There is no better way to display cupcakes than on a pedestal, and now you can whip one up yourself like this quick DIY Cupcake pedestal. I made this cupcake pedestal for the Jewish holiday of Tu B’Shevat coming up on Sunday night, (and using my printable fruit slices crafting pages) though I’m quite sure…
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Tu B’Shevat Centerpiece From Recycled Cans And Sticks
Tu B’Shevat, the Jewish New Year for the trees is coming this Sunday night, so lets fill our homes with fruity decorations and crafts to honor this special day. For starters, how about this simple recycled can vase filled with bare branches? You can decorate it in so many ways, namely with little pink or…
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Tu B’Shevat Crafts: Let’s Get Coloring With My Fun Printable!
Tu B’Shevat is coming on January 25th, so it is time to get crafting, and I’m here to give you a hand with my all new Tu B’Shevat printable coloring pages now for sale in my Etsy shop. And of course, this printable file, has two original patterns to color and many pages of fruit…
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Tu B’Shevat Tissue Paper Luminaries Craft
Celebrate Tu B’Shevat, the Jewish new year for the trees, with fun tea light holders that are so simple to make, you can whip up a whole orchard for your holiday table !! Tu B’Shevat celebrations include a festive meal where an array of fresh and dried fruits are eaten. Kids can help make this…
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Printable Fruit Slice Favor Boxes For Tu B’Shevat Now In The Shop!
At long last I have begun to realize my dream of creating fun printables for my Etsy shop, whose name has changed and is now called Creative Kinder, (For the Young And Young At Heart) a more appropriate name than the previous one I do think! After hours and hours of work, I now present…
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Soda Bottle Organizers With Hand Printed Cherry Blossom Paper
Cherry blossom crafts or in our case actually Almond blossom crafts are so much fun and a perfect way to add some color to a dreary winter! With the Jewish holiday of Tu B’Shevat (the New Year for the trees) coming up in another three or so weeks, now is the time to get crafting…
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A Round-Up Of Crafts For Tu B’Shevat
Tu B’Shevat, the Jewish holiday which celebrates the New Year for the trees is coming up next Tuesday night, so it certainly is time to get crafting! As you can see that hasn’t exactly happened around here as I have been swamped with other work and obilgations, but I hope we will squeeze out some…
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Bring In The New Year With A Gorgeous Fruit Tart!
Since we’re on the subject of baking for the holidays, starting with Rosh HaShana coming up in just a week, I thought I’d share this baking idea with you, namely a fruit tart, that is really so very festive looking! And while you’re at it, this is the perfect kind of dessert to send to…
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Paper Mache Fig Leaves And Figs!
Aren’t these paper mache figs and realistic looking fig leaf great? This is what I’ve been working on with my group of 9-12 year old girls at Crafting A Future, and I’m thrilled with the results thus far! Honestly this is one of those projects that I’ve started without actually knowing where it’s going, though…
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Cardboard Box Leaves For Crafting, A Great Project For All Ages!
A bunch of artful cardboard leaves could come in handy right about now, don’t you think? Use them for garlands, or glue them to some bare branches, give them to little ones to stick onto paper, or fill a jar with them for a future project. This is a perfect little project to do with…
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Tu B’Shevat Crafts Roundup From The Archives
This week, on Wednesday night, is the holiday of Tu B’Shevat so it’s time to get crafting! I do have some recent projects to share, but in the meantime, I thought I’d post a roundup of some crafts from the Tu B’Shevat archives, to get you started. Giant paper cherry blossoms, make fantastic centerpieces…….and they…