Keep the Kids Busy With A Rosh Hashanah Craft!

Mushky Yiftach Aug 29, 2023 Leave a review
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With Rosh Hashanah around the corner, join us as we create a beautiful and easy honey dish, guaranteed to add an extra dash of sweetness to your Yom Tov table. Get ready for a truly enjoy-“apple” dish and creative experience!

Supplies:

-Glass Plate
–Apple or Pomegranate Themed Napkin
–Mod Podge
-Paintbrush
-Scissors

Directions:

Step 1: Carefully tear off the 2 extra layers of napkin.

Step 2: Using your paintbrush, apply a thin, even layer of Mod Podge onto the bottom of the plate.

Step 3: Gently place the darker side of the napkin onto the mod podge.

Step 4: Apply another thin layer of mod podge over the other side of the napkin. Make sure to smooth out any air bubbles.

Step 5: Let it sit for 24 hours so the mod podge dries clear.

Step 6: Using the scissors,s carefully cut the excess napkin from around the edge of the plate.

Step 7: Enjoy using your beautiful apple dish and have a happy and healthy sweet new year.

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Mushky Yiftach

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Mushky the Duct Tape Lady is a craft enthusiast and imagineer. With 15 years of classroom experience, she recognizes that crafts build confidence, teach problem solving skills, and encourage out-of-the box-thinking. Combining her love for children, education and creativity, she runs events at camps, schools, parties, and venues of all sorts, creating a warm, enriching and fun environment where children feel safe to explore and grow their creativity. Mushky is the founder of Parsha Pop Up, currently used in over 60 schools, and the creator of On a Roll Crafts. You can check out more awesome projects on her YouTube channel, OnARollCrafts or follow her on Instagram @onarollcrafts. To book a craft event, contact her at onarollcrafts@gmail.com

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2 Comments

Neuman Family •

What size plate did you use?

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team •
Reply to Neuman Family

A regular size dinner plate

D. Schiff •

This is so cute & pretty! Can clear plastic plates be used instead by kids who may be too young to handle glass carefully?

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team •
Reply to D. Schiff

Yes, Mushky says you can use a clear plastic plate