Diy lanterns for parade

Celebrate the festival of lights with these easy Diwali crafts for kids. These include diyas, garlands, firecrackers ! Make your Own Diyas for Diwali, candle holders and more.

The festive season is round the corner and we are super excited to glam up our homes and ring in the festive cheer. We sifted through the Internet and got you some easy DIY ideas to redo your space and bring in a touch of celebration. Apart from the traditional diyas, here are some creative ways to spice up your glittering lights and give them a festive twist.Don't miss! Plush & Pretty: Bed Linen Fit for Royalty

These round paper lanterns look beautiful in the daylight but even more stunning when lit up at night. They're super simple to make, great for all ages to get involved, & because they're upcycled they don't cost the earth either. Ideal for any Light Parade, Light Party, or Advent, Christmas, Diwali, Eid, or Hannukah celebrations! Here's how we made them. I love that children can be really creative with these eco-friendly lanterns, adding as little or as much colour as they like, the lanterns…

How to make easy paper lantern

Make a hanging paper star lantern with this easy to follow tutorial. Grab the free templates for these 3D stars.

Today’s DIY is such an easy way to add sophisticated style into your outdoor wedding. I’ve always been a fan of paper lanterns, but really loving this idea sent over from our DIY contributor Christy of One Handspun Day for embellished paper lanterns! So pretty right? Let’s find out how to make them! :) Materials: • Paper lanterns (you can find...

How to make a lantern from simple materials at home (ex: Soda bottles). Craft activity inspired by the Jamaica Plain Lantern Festival and Parade in Boston, MA.

The Newbury Town Library Lantern Festival and Concert is a month away! Wow! I have provided a step-by-step guide for those who might want to get started on their lanterns, or who may want to make some additional lanterns for the event. They are so, so fun to make and super easy too! Okay . . . Are you ready? Materials Needed: Plastic bottles (we like 1 or 2 liter soda/water bottles, but any plastic jar will do) Scissors White School Glue (like Elmer's) Water Soft bristle paint brush Hole…