This is an old design that I used for Purim cards one year and also decorated wooden and metal boxes with. This has a Canadian influence, or rather Inuit design influence. I find it cheerful and simple. For those celebrating today or tomorrow Purim Sameach!
This week in our chug we made masks. We decided to use foam for that and really they decided what they wanted to do, I just gave some suggestions. My glasses were used as a pattern for the eyes and nose and shapes were pretty much determined by the girls. I can only show you one of the masks made, because I took pictures of the girls in the masks. I thought it would be ok at the time, but I don’t feel comfortable posting those pictures as they aren’t unknown enough.
Some other mask ideas that we could have done or you could do
Adar means Purim and Purim means megilla, seuda, and mishloach manot. Mishloach Manot, of course, require containers to hold them in and that’s what this post is about. The hand made sort of course. Continue reading »
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