Looking to add some fun and learning for your kids this Diwali holiday?
Diwali, also known as Deepavali, is a prominent Hindu festival celebrated with great enthusiasm worldwide. Also known as the ‘Festival of Lights’, this occasion marks the victory of good over evil.
In this blog, we're exploring Diwali craft ideas for both adults and kids, so you can enjoy quality time creating these crafts with your little ones. Each Diwali craft idea is a delightful opportunity for your children to immerse themselves in the Diwali spirit and create beautiful decorations and gifts.
Diwali Craft Ideas Your Kids Will Surely Adore
A festival celebrated with boundless enthusiasm across India deserves the best craft activities, especially for your little ones. Look at the below-mentioned Diwali craft ideas to illuminate your home in a fun and sustainable manner.
Diwali lantern is a handmade Diwali craft idea that symbolises the "Joy of Light" and is a delightful experience for kids. This Diwali craft activity not only encourages creativity but also teaches the significance of light in Diwali celebrations, making learning enjoyable and meaningful.
Start by sketching your design on white card paper. Cut it out and glue it to an OHP sheet
Add intricate designs using Fevicryl 3D Cone Outliners and Fevicryl Acrylic Pearl Metallic Colours
To make it shine, apply Fevicryl - Water Based – Glass Colours. Create a handle with a gold cord and string
Create this beautiful Diwali lantern with our in-depth steps and let it light up your celebrations.
Crafting a Fevicreate Diwali lamp streamer is a creative adventure for kids. This craft enhances fine motor skills and teaches them about the significance of lamps in Diwali, making learning enjoyable.
Begin by cutting lamp shapes from chart paper and decorating them with Fevicryl 3D Outliner Non-Sticky Glitter. Attach beads for a festive touch. String the lamps together with the cord using Fevicol Ele.
Enjoy your colourful and cheerful Diwali Lamp streamer decorations with our step-by-step guide.
Discover the joy of creating a Diwali gift box with your little ones. This craft not only sparks creativity in kids but also teaches them the joy of giving and celebrating the Festival of Lights in a unique and personalised way.
To create this handmade Diwali craft,
Start by cutting and assembling thick cardboard into a box shape
Decorate it with Fevicryl Acrylic Colors and Fevicryl 3D Outliner
Add a touch of sparkle with Fevicryl 3D Glitter Outliner
Personalise with mirrors and coloured chart papers
Finally, embellish with decorative cord
Here’s an in-depth step with relevant images to create this beautiful Diwali gift box.
Who doesn’t enjoy making a colourful rangoli? This activity is not just fun for kids but also for adults as it fosters creativity and brings families together during the festive season.
Create this Diwali art and craft by cutting coloured card paper into various shapes. Create intricate patterns using Rangeela Tempera Colors. Add a touch of sparkle with shimmer powder. Secure the pieces with Fevicol Ele and embellish them with buttons.
Your kid is surely going to love the detailed steps of this unique handmade Diwali Rangoli craft with some exciting images to refer to.
Making Diwali tealights is both fun and educational for kids. They learn about the significance of light in Diwali celebrations while honing their creativity by decorating tealights, adding a personalised touch to the Festival of Lights.
Designing a DIY Coin Box for Diwali is a creative adventure for kids. They enjoy hands-on crafting while learning the importance of saving and sharing during the festival, instilling valuable financial habits with a festive flair.
Start this Diwali craft activity by shaping a corrugated sheet into a box
Secure with Fevicol A+.
Paint it with Fevicryl Acrylic Gold Colour and let it dry
Decorate with half-pearl beads using Fevicol A+
Create a coin slot with a compass, and you're ready to save in style
This was just a sneak-peak, here’s a more elaborated step to make this DIY coin box.
Creating a DIY Diwali lantern from plastic bottles is a fantastic craft for kids. They not only enjoy the creative process but also learn about upcycling and sustainable practices, making the Festival of Lights eco-friendly and enjoyable.
Begin this Diwali craft idea for school by cutting the bottles and covering them with coloured kite papers using Fevicol A+. Add flower-making wire for handles.
Illuminate your home with these beautiful upcycled lanterns with our in-depth guide.
Make your kids learn about the festival's themes of love and light by creating heart-shaped lamps, adding a personal touch to the celebration.
Start creating this handmade Diwali craft by sketching and cutting out heart shapes from colourful chart papers. Secure the edges with Fevistik and leave a gap for fairy lights. Insert the lights and tie a satin ribbon for a charming Diwali decoration.
This Diwali, make your own heart-shaped lamp with our step-by-step guide.
Celebrate Diwali with a fun and educational craft for kids - making Tea Light Holders out of coconut shells. This activity not only sparks their creativity but also teaches them about the importance of upcycling and sustainability.
Begin by sanding the coconut shell for a smooth surface
Use Fevicryl Acrylic Colors to decorate it creatively
Add mirrors of different shapes using Fevicol A+, resulting in a beautiful and eco-friendly tea light holder
Are you ready to add some extra sparkle to your Diwali treats this year? Why not let your kids join in on the fun and get creative with Sweet Toppers! It's a super exciting handmade craft that will bring a certain magic to your celebrations. Not only do they get to unleash their imagination, but they'll also learn about traditional Indian sweets, making it an educational experience too.
Start by cutting out various shapes from coloured chart papers. Use Fevistik to attach them to barbecue sticks. Decorate with Fevicryl 3D Glitter Liner for a touch of sparkle.
Enjoy making these festive additions to your Diwali treats.
Get ready for a rocket-fueled adventure this Diwali! Let kids become little scientists with a DIY paper rocket messenger. They'll learn physics while having a blast sending festive wishes.
Craft the rocket body from paper and secure it with Fevicol A+. Attach a barbecue stick for stability. Add vibrant designs with Fevicryl Glitter Liner.
Now, your paper craft rocket messenger is ready for takeoff with our easy guide.
Learn how to make a Cracker Gift Box for Diwali to educate your kids about gift-giving traditions, adding a personal touch to their festive presents and making them truly special.
For this Diwali art and craft activity,
Start by sketching cracker shapes on card paper and cutting them out
Decorate with Fevicryl Non-Sticky 3D Outliner Glitter for a sparkling touch
Assemble the boxes with Fevicol Ele and embellish them with golden lace, plastic beads, and colourful threads
Your unique Fevicreate Diwali gift boxes are ready to dazzle!
With our detailed steps to design a warli art lamp, kids embark on a journey to explore the traditional Warli art form while crafting a stunning lamp. This hands-on activity not only enhances their creative skills but also introduces them to Indian art and culture, making Diwali celebrations more enriching.
Start by sketching Warli patterns on an A3 size OHP sheet using a pencil
Cut out the designs, attach them to a reel of tissue paper, and secure them with Fevicol A+
Add a cobbler cord for a beautiful finishing touch
Diwali is the perfect time to unleash your creativity, and what better way than to make beautiful dream catchers with your kids? They'll love the intricate designs and it's a great way to get them involved in the festivities. Plus, it's a hands-on craft that encourages creativity and learning.
Begin by forming intricate designs on an OHP sheet using Fevicryl 3D Outliners
Once dry, attach the sheet to a wooden ring with Fevicol A+
Add wool threads in a mesmerising pattern
Your dreamcatcher is ready to ward off bad dreams.
And it’s a Wrap!
Diwali vacations are set to sparkle with creativity and fun as you dive into these engaging Diwali craft ideas. From crafting lanterns and tea lights to creating unique gift boxes and decorative torans, the festive spirit comes alive through these hands-on projects. Your kids will not only have a blast but also learn about the significance of Diwali and traditional crafts.
So, gather your materials, get creative, and make this Diwali a memorable and crafty one for the whole family.
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