Diwali is one of the biggest festivals in India and people celebrate on this day by lighting lamps and candles in their homes. For this year’s Diwali, we decided to make a handmade Diwali greeting card, which reflects the color and exuberance of Diwali.
Handmade cards carry a special emotional tug and felt that this was an easy yet beautiful design that you could use to make your Diwali greeting card and wish your family and friends.
Who won't love wearing this tricolor cap to celebrate India's Independence day? What makes this cap extra special is that children can make it on their own with just paper and some basic craft supplies at school or home.
My husband loves everything, Ninja. He has watched all episodes and read the manga for over 5 - 7 Japanese shounen series over the last 10 - 12 years. He says that Ninja’s are not just about fighting.
They are about self-discipline and protecting the innocent, which is a great model for kids to learn about.
So, this year on his birthday, we decided to surprise him by making a ninja card! Our daughter then wrote a lovely message inside in her own inimitable style to wish her Papa Ninja. This will make an adorable father's day craft too.
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If you're looking for father's day activities to do with kids, this is a cute idea for dad's who are ninja fans. This is an easy card idea for preschoolers, kindergarten students or even toddlers and makes for a cute keepsake for father's day gift.
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You're Turtley Awesome! - Cute and easy handprint craft ideas for kids.
Handprint crafts always make a lovely keepsake. Although we made this super cute father's day craft for 31 days of dad series over at fabulous RedTedArt, I think kids can make this card for mothers, grandparents, teachers, friends or other loved ones.
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It's the time of the year to get crafty with Easter crafts. Get ready to hop with this cute and easy paper craft that kids can make at school or at home.
This is a fun and simple activity with printable template to get kids excited for Easter. I absolutley love the 3D effect of this basket.
If you’re looking for a quick, easy, and fun art project for kids, give pastel art technique a try. Pastel colors are so smooth and vibrant, which make them more fun for kids to color with. We used oil pastel colors to make these cute heart balloons card for Valentine's day.
Hi, I‘m Tvisha, the 7 year old co-creator of this blog. My mom has been busy lately so I thought that I could share some of my craft ideas with you.
I made these heart & arrow Valentine cards for my classmates and teacher. It’s a simple paper craft for Valentine’s day that kids like me can make with just a tiny bit of help from the grown ups.
Now let’s get crafting!
I'm thrilled to share that our lovely paper heart flower card for Mother's Day has been published in Champak, a popular children's magazine in India. I have fond memories of reading Champak during my childhood. You can find this craft in Champak, May 2020 issue.
This paper heart flower card is also a cute idea for Valentine's day and teacher appreciation.
As Christmas is approaching, we thought it would be fun to make this Santa Claus Sleigh paper plate craft and have some early celebration kick-off. It is super easy to make, educational for kids on the myth of Santa Claus and a fun rocking toy after complete to play with.
Did you check this fun Balloon Santa Claus craft we made last year and these shiny little Christmas Tree Ornaments made using aluminum foil?
Looking forward to Christmas and Santa!
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This holiday season, upcycle scrap paper pieces to make a Christmas card for family and friends. This is a cute and simple Christmas card for young kids.
Kids will enjoy cutting out the square shapes from old papers to make gift boxes and decorate them with gems, buttons and washi tape.
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Printable art you can color with kids is a fun art and craft project this holiday season.
Have your child color a ‘I’ve been nice’ card and stuff it in a cute Santa envelope to send off to doting grandparents or to Santa himself! Then get busy coloring a ‘happy holidays’ card, slide it into a cozy snowman envelope and send it off to friends and family!
A fun engaging Christmas activity for preschoolers, kindergarten and school kids.
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Looking for more DIY Christmas card ideas for kids, browse through our collection of 25+ SIMPLE CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR KIDS and find cute card ideas to make for loved ones.
Are you looking for easy homemade Christmas greeting card ideas for toddlers and preschool kids? This adorable fingerprint card is perfect for the little ones. Your child's fingerprint lights on the card will make the xmas card even more special for your loved ones.
Fingerprint and handprint crafts always make for a wonderful keepsake and they're super easy to make. So, go ahead and get creative with your Christmas light designs and colors of light bulbs on the card. Kids will love stamping their little fingers on the card and feel proud with the end result.
The festival of light, Diwali is almost here! I'm sure everyone celebrating must be busy with the preparations and decorating their homes.
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We love decorating our home on festivals with handmade crafts. Last year, we made paper leaf garland and this year we made this adorable Diwali kalash garland. Kalash is a metal pot with a large base and small mouth used commonly in Hindu rituals.
Fall kicks off the festival season. We got thinking about how to welcome the festivals and create crafts to celebrate them. We thought “what’s common across the two big festivals - Christmas and Diwali”? And, the answer came back “lights”! Interesting isn’t it?
Lights are such a huge part of celebrating major festivals. So, we made the paper lantern craft or paper luminaries using paper, popsicle sticks and some mandala art.
Learning about festivals and celebrating them with your kids is so much fun. These are days that kids look forward and form long-term happy memories around.
Making a craft that can symbolize festivals helps them develop an understanding of customs, culture, and tradition. While, also exercising their creative neurons for visualizing, conceiving and implementing ideas.
Happy Festival Season! May the light be with you.
