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5 Festive Craft Ideas to Make Every Indian Celebration Special

Indian festivals are a vibrant mix of colours, traditions, and togetherness—and what better way to celebrate than by adding a handmade touch to the festivities? These five creative craft ideas are perfect for getting kids involved in the celebrations, encouraging imagination while honouring the spirit of Diwali, Eid, and more. They're also a brilliant way to elevate your DIY home decor, turning traditional celebrations into personal, stylish moments.

 

1. Stunning Tea Light Holder for Diwali Craft

Light up Diwali with a beautiful, handmade tea light holder! This fun and festive activity lets kids get creative with clay, colour, and even pistachio shells to craft something truly special for the celebration.

Materials Needed

  • Fevicol MR

  • Rangeela Creative Clay

  • Rangeela Tempera Colour

  • Corrugated Sheet

  • Pencil

  • Scissors

  • Pistachio shells
     

Steps to Create

Draw and cut your design from a corrugated sheet. Roll out creative clay, trace the design, and cut it out. Stick the clay slab onto the base with Fevicol MR. Add a second clay layer for a 3D effect. Paint pistachio shells, glue them on, and your tea light holder is complete!

Creative Tip

Try using glitter paint or metallic clay for extra shimmer and festive sparkle.

Get into the Diwali spirit with this bright and cheerful Stunning Tea Light Holder for Diwali Craft—it's a perfect blend of festival craft ideas and DIY home decor that lights up every corner beautifully.

 

2. Eid Dangler Craft for Kids

Celebrate Eid with colour and sparkle! This simple yet striking dangler craft brings joy to the home and lets young crafters add their personal touch to the festivities.

Materials Needed

  • Rangeela Tempera Colours

  • Paper Plates

  • Silver and Green Coloured Sequins

  • Green lace

  • Paper Punch
     

Steps to Create

Draw a moon and a star on two different-sized paper plates. Paint the backgrounds using Rangeela Tempera Colours. Decorate with sequins, punch holes at the top, and string them up with green lace to create your Eid danglers.

Creative Tip

Add messages or blessings written in gold pen to make them extra meaningful. These danglers are not just fun but double up as a charming home decor craft, ideal for anyone who loves DIY festival decor during Eid.

Brighten your celebration by making your own Eid Dangler Craft for Kids.

 

3. Handmade Paper Mache Diyas for Diwali

Add a personal glow to your Diwali décor with handmade paper mache diyas! A great way to mix art with tradition, this activity lets kids mold, paint, and light up their creativity.

Materials Needed

  • Fevicol MR

  • Neon Fevicryl 3D Outliners

  • A Terracotta Diya (Medium Size)

  • Coloured Chart Paper

  • Food Plastic Roll or Polythene Garbage Bag

  • Pencil

  • Scissors

  • Bowl
     

Steps to Create

Tear coloured chart paper and soak it in water. Mix with Fevicol MR to form a pulp. Wrap a terracotta diya in plastic and apply the pulp. Once dry, peel off and decorate with drawn motifs and Fevicryl 3D Outliners. Add tea lights, and your festive diya is ready!

Creative Tip

Use scented candles to add fragrance to the festive atmosphere.

Explore your artistic side this Diwali with these unique Handmade Paper Mache Diyas for Diwali that brings a personal touch to your DIY home decor—a glowing highlight in your collection of festival craft ideas.

 

4. Eid Greeting Card Craft for Kids

Send  festive cheer with a handmade Eid card that’s bursting with creativity! Perfect for little artists, this craft helps them express their Eid wishes in style.

Materials Needed

  • Fevicol MR

  • Shimmer Powder

  • Acrylic Colours

  • Card Paper

  • Tooth Brush

  • Scissors

  • Cardboard
     

Steps to Create

Fold black card paper to form a card. Splatter acrylic paint for a night-sky effect. Cut mosque silhouettes from another paper, cover with shimmer powder, and attach with cardboard pieces for a raised look. Add a crescent moon and festive message using shimmer and glue.

Creative Tip

Stick a photo inside the card for a personal keepsake your loved ones will treasure. These cards can also be displayed as part of a festive home decor craft corner, adding a sweet homemade element to your DIY festival decor.

Share joy this festive season with a heartfelt Eid Greeting Card Craft for Kids.

 

5. Creative Structured Craft Activities with Tray Craft

Create a colourful festive tray that’s as fun to make as it is beautiful to display! It's a standout addition to any DIY home decor setup and works great as a centrepiece for your DIY festival decor collection. This guided craft helps kids develop fine motor skills while embracing vibrant festival vibes.

Materials Needed

  • Fevistik Power

  • Fevicryl Acrylic Colour Black

  • Coloured Chart Papers

  • Mount Board

  • Paper Cord

  • Sequins

  • Ornamental Stones

  • Foil Mirrors

  • Scissors

  • Scale

  • Pencil
     

Steps to Create

Draw a hemisphere on chart paper and cut it out. Cut fringed strips and wrap around to form a conical base. Use pipe cleaners to create a hat, add decorative details like bows and sequins, then attach a U-pin to turn it into a festive Polaroid holder.

Creative Tip

Use different colour themes for each tray—like gold for Diwali or green for Eid—to match the celebration.

Turn everyday materials into stunning décor with these Creative Structured Craft Activities with Tray Craft. These trays are an excellent home decor craft project and one of those festival craft ideas you’ll want to bring back every season.


 

And It’s A Wrap!

Crafting during festivals not only sparks creativity but also deepens the joy of celebration. These simple, festive DIYs are a fun way for families to bond, decorate their homes, and make lasting memories—one colourful creation at a time. Whether you're into paper crafts or clay models, each one can beautifully enhance your DIY home decor while giving your celebrations a dose of creative joy.