Adult Crafts for Hanukkah

Hanukkah starts on December 9th year and goes to December 16, 2012; so, start now and make these unique crafts for this special time to celebrate.

 
Glitter Votive Cups for Hanukkah

Make these pretty votive cups and keep glitter mess to a minimum with double face tape.

Materials:  Votive Cups, Blue & Silver Glitter,  Red & Green Gemstones, Double Sided Tape and Sheets, Tea Lights, Glue Dots and Scissors

Instructions:
Run a piece of double stick tape around the top or bottom of your votive cup. Peel off the backing and sprinkle on glitter. Shake off extra. Continue adding rows until you have the desired look. Use double stick sheet to cut out stars.  Press onto glass, Peel off the backing and sprinkle on glitter. Shake off extra. Glue on gemstones with glue dots.

Hanukkah Fuse Bead Patterns

Hanukkah Fuse Bead Patterns

Here's an original idea for Hanukkah! Our Hanukkah fuse bead patterns can be used with Hama Beads, Perler Beads or other own-brand fusible beads. Once ironed, you can use the designs as hanging decorations (thread a ribbon or cord through at the top), a mobile, badges, embellishments for greetings cards, and in many more ways. More ideas for using fuse beads here.

Star of David (small)

Menorah fuse bead pattern

Dreidel fuse bead pattern (including alphabet patterns to add your initial etc.)

Chanukah Craft: Holiday Shower Curtain

Top of Form

Bottom of Form

This craft can be made up for any holiday or celebration you wish. After the holidays, clean shower curtain, dry, then fold or roll up until next year.

You must first have a shower curtain rod installed before you are able to use this craft to decorate your bathroom.

Materials:  Clear shower curtain liner, "Painters" paint markers in a variety of colors, Coloring book pages, pictures, or other graphics to trace and
Scotch tape or masking tape

Directions:

Note: Handle curtain with care, all plastics are prone to chip off paint. You may wish to store your shower curtain with tissue paper between the layers.

Layout the shower curtain on the floor or large table.
Position the pages you want to trace face down and tape in place.
Turn the shower curtain over.
Use your paint markers to trace the designs and color them in.
Note: Start at the top and work down so your hand won't get paint on them.
Let the curtain dry.
Remove the tape and pictures from the back of the shower curtain.
Hang in your bathroom and enjoy the compliments your guests will give you on your creation!

Happy Hanukkah!!!

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