succah decorations
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Summer Crafts For Kids: Sunburst Popsicle Stick Art!
Here’s a relatively quick craft project that could be great for a group of kids or just a few. I think these sunbursts would look fabulous covering a whole wall at a day camp, brightening up an outdoor room, or as a kindness project to decorate a retirement home or a children’s area in…
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Need Some Last Minute Succah Decorations? Buy Them!
Dear Readers, at this point if your Succah is not yet decorated, you have a few options: Enjoy your Succah in it’s pure undecorated state (which many have the custom to do in any case!) Stay up all night making decorations (as I have been know to do in the past, but hopefully not this…
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Metallic Crepe Paper Flowers: Fabulous Anytime!
These metallic crepe paper flowers are simple to make and yet look great, singly or in a bouquet. Use them in your Succah, on your fall table or to brighten up your home this winter! You’ll Need: Metallic Crepe Paper Floral Wire (or any medium weight wire you have on hand) Beaded trim (optional) Note:…
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Another Version Of The Polyhedron Globe: Stenciled!
Some of you may find these photos a bit familiar, as back in August when I was encouraging everyone to work on Succah decorations, I posted a project showing you how to make solid colored polyhedrons. You can see that post here. I mentioned that I had created a version of the polyhedrons using stencils.…
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Cut Paper Medallions: Quick And Gorgeous Last Minute Holiday Decorations!
Cut paper medallions in a range of colors, sizes and designs, and layer them! It’s that simple. Some of you may remember this project! Yes, it was one of my first posts when a I started this blog about 4 months ago, (see original post and more photos here) but at the time I did…
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Make Gorgeous Decorations Using Wide Sateen Ribbon!
I recently came up with these elegant decorations for a magazine article, and now I can finally share them with you! I have often gazed upon colorful spools of simple sateen ribbon and thought to myself “how simply lovely”. Then it occured to me, why not cut up the ribbon as if it were paper?…
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A Colorful Succah Makes The Holiday Special!
We’ve ushered in the Jewish New Year, and we now find ourselves smack in the middle of the busy Fall holiday season! So tighten your seat belts, we’ve got a lot of crafting to do here! We have just over a week until Yom Kippur, and just four days after that Succos will be knocking…
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Make Beautiful Decorations from Foam Forms (Make Succah Decorations in August: Part 4)
Make beautiful and simple decorations from foam forms and sequins. Hang them in your Succah, or use them for any holiday celebration. Children as young as three years old can help create treasures that will last for years to come.