The most sacred Jewish occasion,
Yom Kippur is the time of self-purification for every Jew who indulge in
fasting, prayer services and self-restraint during this event to garner
spiritual perfection. Share the spirit of Yom Kippur with all your near ones
with our fabulous craft ideas themed to the holiday. These simple yet
beautiful craft making tips and the easy stepwise instructions are sure to
assist you in constructing beautiful homemade crafts for your dear ones and
make them feel special during Yom Kippur. You can
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to refer these cool craft ideas to your friends and let them apply these
too. Wish you a holy Yom Kippur celebration!
1) Month template
2) Markers, color pencils or crayons
3) Hole puncher
4) A piece of string (20-22 inch long)
Instructions:
You need a month template with empty grids. Print it out 12 times to
get 12 month sheets.
Fill the empty date boxes in each sheet with the Hebrew and English
dates.
Now color the borders of each month using the markers/crayons you
have.
Apply your puncher to form a hole in the top right corner of the
calendar. Make a similar hole in the top left corner of your calendar.
Pass the string through the holes and tie the loose ends into a knot.
Your Jewish calendar is ready. Dangle it from a suitable position in
your room so that it can come handy when you need it!
Paper Mache Shofar
Materials needed:
1) Paper towels - 7-8.
2) Aluminum foil
3) Newspaper - 10.
4) Poster paints or markers
5) Glue
Instructions:
Tear the newspapers into small rectangular strips (about 2" wide and
4" long). Immerse these completely in a large bowl container with 3/4
parts glue & 1/4 parts water. Leave the solution for about six hours,
stirring occasionally.
Rub the paper strips together to prepare a paper mache paste.
Roll 5-6 paper towels together to form a horn-like structure.
Wrap the horn completely with the aluminium foil and shape like a
shofar.
Cover the surface of the foil shofar completely with 2-3 layers of
paper mache. Leave it for 3-4 hours.
Cut the shofar in half before the mache dries fully. Remove the foil
and again let the shofar dry.
When the shofar has dried, apply glue to fix back the two halves.
Allow it to dry for 3-4 hours more.
When it has completely dried, embellish your papaer mache shofar
using the poster paints or markers you have.
Tzedakah Box
Materials needed:
1) An empty cocoa box with lid
2) Scissors
3) Colored paper
4) Double-sided tape
5) Glitters, markers and crayons
Instructions:
Clean the inside of the box you have. Cut a slit on the surface of
the lid. Make sure that the slit is big enough to allow coins (even the
largest ones) to pass through it.
Apply glue on all sides of the box. Wrap the construction paper
around the box, covering all the surfaces. Make sure that you leave out
the slit.
Decorate the construction paper with glitters, markers and crayons.
Your "Tzedakah Box" is ready. Now drop the pennies you intend to
donate and start filling up your Tzedakah Box.
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