I am busy working on my art, specifically a #make100oilpastels journey with 43 more to go, so the crafting for Shavuos may or may not happen.....in any case I still have all the wonderful cereal box cardboard vases filled with flowers from Passover. Of course I will likely at the last minute cut up a bunch of painted leaves to hang from the chandelier or decorate the table, but that won't happen until just before the holiday. With no little kids underfoot the need to build excitement for the holiday isn't exactly necessary so, that said, I've dusted this sweet project off to share once again, get to it!
Shavuos starts in less than two weeks and you may be looking for the the kind of project that isn't too messy and that the kids can do on their own so that the adults can concentrate on all the tasks that need to be accomplished just because life is busy? Ah yes, and a craft that is fun for all ages is certainly in order as well, so I now present to you my tissue paper stand-up Har Sinai, which is a perfect decoration for Shavuot and quick to make. Little ones can certainly crumple up paper and dip it in glue, while older kids can make patterns with their little tissue paper balls, which could be great. Hmmmm, maybe next time?
Okay, lets get started!
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