Rosh HaShanah Archives | Fun Family Crafts

Apple Wall Hanging

Make this pretty and bright apple wall hanging using items from nature and your recycling bin! This awesome craft is […]

Make a simple felt apple ornament from Germany for your Christmas tree. Children with limited sewing experience may need some […]

Make some stuffed paper apples using recycled shopping bags and yarn. A fun fall craft to work on basic sewing […]

Create beautiful 3-D apples from paper, adhesive, and twigs. Use the same technique in different colors to make pumpkins, oranges, […]

Turn egg carton cups into a cute apple that holds a tasty surprise. A fun way to give a back-to-school […]

Great for fall gift wrap, decorating a t-shirt or apple picking bag, or just for fun. These apple stamps are […]

Such a fun way to give an apple to the teacher! A tasty treat of popcorn all wrapped up inside […]

It only take a few simple steps to make cute plastic bottle apples. Use them to hold treats or even […]

A cute apple card that kids can easily make for their friends and family. Perfect for the fall harvest season, […]

Quickly craft a basket of apples from yarn – a pretty table decoration!

Burlap and fabric paint make up these wonderful fall place mats your child will love!

These festive apples make a pretty garland to hang in your window!

These adorable apples are made from plastic lids, some glue and a few other supplies. A fun fall or back […]

A fun treat for fall, these cut cupcakes are a breeze to make and look oh so cute!

Apples, paint and burlap are what you’ll need to make this wonderful fall banner.

A fun craft that takes just minutes and looks gorgeous on your Rosh HaShana or fall table.

String together a fun golden apple garland to hang on chair backs or just about anywhere! A great craft for […]

Easy sparkly apple marshmallow pops for Fall. Perfect for a harvest party!

Wine cork stamps are a fun way to make adorable cards for the Jewish New Year!

Here’s a fun magnet to make that will hold up artwork, keep track of school projects, or hold the all-important […]