February 9, 2024BY eidadmin

Where to Buy Ramadan & Eid Family and Kids Pajamas

I t’s a family affair when it comes to these cute Ramadan & Eid Family PJ options!

Wanting to know where to buy Ramadan & Eid family and kids pajamas? We got you! We’ve gathered a list of Eid PJs for the family, or just Eid pajamas for the kids. And so many options, mashallah. Pinks, black and whites and other fun others. Make sure everyone has a good sleep in their Eid PJs.

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Let’s take a look at some of our current favorites!

Jasmine & Marigold

Multiple PJ sets to choose from – for the entire family
By Jasmine & Marigold

Erum Khalili

Pomegranate PJS – and couple more sets to choose from
By Erum Khalili

With a Spin

Festive lanterns – for the entire family
By With a Spin

Crafty Shiro

Black & white strips – for the kids
by Crafty Shiro

An Nahl Shop

Samosa themed pjs – baby through teens
By An Nahl Shop

Lil Deenies

Pastel PJs – for the whole family
By Lil Deenies

We hope you enjoyed where to buy Ramadan & Eid family and kids pajamas. Let us know some of your favorites below and make sure to Pin the article to Pinterest. And, as always, make sure to follow us on Instagram for more Ramadan & Eid inspiration.

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February 9, 2024BY eidadmin

10 DIY Ramadan Home Decoration Ideas

D ecorating your home in style for Ramadan – but doing it yourself

Here are 10 DIY Ramadan Home Decoration Ideas for this year. It’s so much fun because DIYs are growing every year! Each year creators are getting more and more creative so that we create our own Ramadan decorations at home.

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Let’s take a look at some of our current favorites!

Ramadan Books

Decorate your own Ramadan themed books
by Faiza Baig Designs

Cane DIY Lantern

A modern and chic DIY lantern
by HanaDIYman

Sign: Ramadan Starts at Home

A simple traced sign onto wood
by My Little Alim

Lunar Phase Doormat

A simple handmade doormat featured the moon phases
by Nimi Style

A Ramadan Light Up Sign

A light up Ramadan sign
by Dr. Baji

Islamic Mosaic Wall

Make a wall decoration with paper
by Yenge Crafts

Gold Ramadan Kareem Wall Display

Dreamy Ramadan display
by Her Candid Canvas

DIY Washi Tape Lanterns

Create washi tape lanterns on your wall
by Girl Refurbished

DIY Wall Paper Lanterns

A Ramadan wall display with paper
by Marhaba Mama

DIY Metal Crescent Moon

Metal crescent moon with lights
by Modern.Cave

We hope you enjoyed these Modern Ramadan & Eid Decorations. Let us know some of your favorites below and make sure to Pin the article to Pinterest. And, as always, make sure to follow us on Instagram for more Ramadan & Eid inspiration.

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January 26, 2024BY eidadmin

10 Fantastic Ramadan Baskets & Bags

F or the kids, or yourself, these baskets & bags are awesome for Ramadan

We’ve rounded up 10 fantastic Ramadan baskets & bags for you, or the kiddos. It’s always nice to welcome Ramadan with a kid’s Ramadan basket or a fun filled Ramadan bag for kids. Stuff them with our favorite ideas for basket fillers. We really like to stuff them with Ramadan activities and few small gifts. Or grab your own Ramadan bag to celebrate the season yourself.

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Let’s take a look at some of our current favorites!

Happy Ramadan Kids Basket

by Crescent Star Creations

A cute bag for the kids – to get excited this Ramadan

Starting at: $30
USA

Personalized Ramadan Tub

by Kynnedis Kraft Korner

A sturdy tub – for the kids Ramadan basket

Starting at: $10.99
USA

Colorful Pattern Gift Sack

by Eidparty.co.uk

A colorful addition – to Ramadan bags

Starting at: £6
UK

Canvas Lantern Personalized Bags

by Poppin Projects

Colorful bags – In Arabic or English

Starting at: $20
USA

Ramadan Basket Ramadan Drummer

by Hello Holy Days

A festive – drummer boy to welcome Ramadan

Starting at: $30
USA

Ramadan Activity Camel Basket

by Designed by Sanna

This adorable camel – in a lovely white basket

Starting at: $60
USA

Ramadan and Eid Gift Basket

by With a Spin

Blue & white – mosque for the kids

Starting at: $29.99
USA

DIY Ramadan pouches

by Mime Krafts

Customize with – your child’s name

Starting at: $4.99
USA

Animal Rope Basket

by Cherry Now Cute

These adorable bears – come in a variety of colors

Starting at: $6.99
USA

Canvas Baskets

by EZOWare Store

In a variety of colors – blue, pink & purple

Starting at: $22.99
USA

We hope you enjoyed these 10 fantastic Ramadan baskets & bags. Let us know some of your favorites below and make sure to Pin the article to Pinterest. And, as always, make sure to follow us on Instagram for more Ramadan & Eid inspiration.

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KIDSKids Crafts

January 26, 2024BY eidadmin

Kid’s Ramadan Mini Masjid Ideas

C reate a special prayer area for the kids & family with these creative ideas!

A fun roundup of kid’s Ramadan mini masjid ideas. We know how hard praying can be with the little ones and encouraging them to do so with exciting at-home mosques are just the thing. Having that special prayer area reminds the entire family to keep up with their daily prayers and thikr – which we all need. So grab some supplies and get building!

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Want to make it easier?

Buy a cardboard masjid all ready to decorate!

Corner Masjid DIY Kit

by My 1st Masjid

Set up ready – And perfect for your corner masjid
For: £48.49
UK

Reversible Masjid Playhouse

by Eid Creations

Reversible Playhouse Masjid – ready to be decorated

For: $65

USA

Styling ideas for your mini masjid

Masjid Al Azrak (Blue Mosque)

A large mosque for multiple kids
by Modern Muslim Mama

Colorful Happy Eid Kit

Using a different structure for the prayer area
by Simply in Control

Ramadan Prayer Corner for Kids

A simple set up for the kids
by Nilly Dahlia

Ramadan Mosque

A large enough masjid for the fam
by My Rustic Touch

A chic structured masjid

Combining different structures
by The Inspired Muslim Mama

Mini Masjid for Little Ones

With lantern accents
by Syed Usman Ahmed

A Few Extra Ideas

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January 26, 2024BY eidadmin

2024 Ramadan & Eid Calendar

A monthly and weekly Ramadan calendar printable.

You need these 2024 Ramadan Calendars. I think by now you’ve come to the conclusion that Eid Collective is here to help you out during Ramadan. So far we’ve got the Ramadan Prep Checklist, Iftar Checklist and now these super handy Ramadan calendars.

This Islamic printable was designed by Eid Collective.

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Monthly Ramadan Calendar

You need to see the entire month at a glance. What day is your parent’s iftar again? That’s why we love our 2024 Ramadan monthly calendar. It’s just so helpful and clean to make sure that you organized all Ramadan.

Weekly Ramadan Calendar

How about a weekly breakdown during Ramadan? Maybe you’re hosting an iftar and need to list out the entire menu or maybe you just have a lot of activities going on. Whatever your calendar looks like, break it down by weeks this Ramadan.

Ramadan Events Calendar

Looks like we can go back out again! So now you need to keep up with all those iftar invites, charitable events and fun activities. And keep the family’s schedules in central location this Ramadan.

Ramadan Menu Planner Calendar

One of the most popular usages for our 2021 Ramadan calendar was to plan out all those meals. You’re busy and you’re hungry. So pre planning that iftar dinner every night is so helpful. This way you have food planned and don’t have to worry anything. And you know darn well those older kids are asking you every second what’s for dinner. Go check the calendar kid.

Printables are intellectual property of Eid Collective. You may not use Eid Collective printables to sell items or alter them in any way. Please do not send or distribute printables to others, once you gain access to the printables, it is for you, and you alone to print and enjoy.

Showcase it! When you print up the 2024 Ramadan Calendars, make sure to tag us in your photos. We look forward to seeing how you’ve displayed it!

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January 26, 2024BY eidadmin

Where to Buy Eid Gift Wrap

Where to buy Eid gift wrap? And not just Eid wrapping paper, but all of it: tissue paper, gift sacks, bags, ribbons, and gift tags! It’s such a fun way to really be festive during Eid. And honestly, if you’re smart with some of the items they’ll last through a couple of Eids.

And this category is growing so each year there is a fun new print for kids or a mature new style for adults. We recommend buying your gift wrap around Ramadan to make sure you’re all set and have plenty of time to wrap gifts.

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Let’s take a look at some of our current favorites!

CRESCENT STAR CREATIONS

Everything for gift wrap – Gift wrap, ribbon, tissue paper, gift tags for adults and kids

Starting at $12
USA

MODERN EID

An array of designs – With gift tags, gift wrapping, boxes, money holder and more

Starting at: $2.50
USA

EID PARTY

Gift sacks – Burlaps bags in varying sizes

Starting at: £4.99
UK

TAQWA ARTS

A large variety – of designs

Starting at: $9.33
USA

EIDNA CHEER

Fun colorful – gift wrap for all

Starting at $6
USA

FEENCO

Pink gift wrap – in matte or sating

Starting at $9.67
Canada

So many options now for Eid wrapping paper, tissue paper, gift sacks, ribbon, and gift tags. Happy wrapping!

We hope you enjoyed these Where to Buy Eid Gift Wrap. Let us know some of your favorites below and make sure to Pin the article to Pinterest. And, as always, make sure to follow us on Instagram for more Ramadan & Eid inspiration and sign up for the newsletter for discounts and free printables!

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January 24, 2024BY eidadmin

Cricut Ramadan Doormat DIY

Create your own, customizable, fun & cheeky Ramadan doormat on your Cricut.

This Cricut Ramadan Doormat DIY is playful. Fun, cute, silly, but also difficult. I’m going to be real honest here, it’s not a quick and easy craft. It’s a craft that takes time and a load of patience – particularly if you’ve never dealt with a doormat and it’s unkind texture. Because your vinyl won’t stick very well, but is it worth it in the end? We think so. A YouTube tutorial for this Ramadan Cricut craft is on its way over on our YouTube channel. Subscribe & follow to get notifications. We hope to bring you more Ramadan Cricut projects & ideas in the future!

Scroll to the bottom to skip to the step-by-step instructions.

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Supplies

Let’s run through the supplies really quick. Because this craft does need a fair amount of more unusual pieces due to it’s size. Products are linked, or visit our Amazon storefront

Cricut – we used the Explorer 2
Large 12×24 Cricut Cutting Mat
Large Removable Vinyl
- We heard permanent vinyl is better for this project, but we used removable
Large transfer tape
Weeding tools
Scissors
Doormat
- Amazon
- IKEA
Paint possibilities – pick one:
- Flex Seal paint
- Rust Oleum paint
- Outdoor Acrylic Paint – we did this
Foam paintbrush
Thin paintbrush
Painter’s tape

Create the message for the doormat

Measure your mat
1. The IKEA one was 35 wide 23 ½ inches tall
Determine what size you’d like your message. Ours was around 12 tall x 17 ½ wide
Design your message, or use ours – get it here
Select all of the words by highlighting them
Group them together
Leave them highlighted and weld the message together

Make it into a stencil

Go to shapes and add a rectangle.
Make the rectangle the same size as the letters
Move the message group above the rectangle
Highlight the message & the rectangle
Slice everything together

Leave just the stencil

Now remove the top 2 layers of the design.
Delete the just font layers until you’re left with the box with the font stencil
Now it’s time to print

Place the vinyl on the cutting mat

Now it’s time to cut the vinyl to size
We cut a 12×18 size for the vinyl
Lay the vinyl on your printing mat, make sure to get all the air bubbles out.
And make sure you have lots of space behind your Cricut for your mat to go through

Cut the message

On your Cricut machine select vinyl
Select ‘make it’
Hit continue
Load your mat & hit the loading button on your machine
Once loaded, hit cut on your machine
Once it’s done cutting, unload the mat

Weed out the message

Take the vinyl off the mat
Wed your stencil by removing the letters and the far outside area to leave the rectangle in place

Place the transfer tape on top

Trim your transfer tape to size
Take your transfer tape and place it over the top of your stencil, smoothing out any bubbles

Remove the vinyl

Before you peel, measure the stencil and mark where you’d like to place it on your doormat. So you’re ready to go.
Peel the transfer tape and stencil away from the stencil backing
This takes a lot of patience, go slow

Place the message on the doormat

Lay down your heat pad or towel, doubled over, on your table. Place your blanket on top. Next, figure out spacing of the lanterns. We did 2 1/2 inches in between, but I would bump that up to 3 or 3 1/2 inches space. Heat the iron to 315 degrees while doing this.

Tape the message down

Place the stencil on the doormat lightly. Before you push it down, measure once more to make sure it’s centered
Scrape the stencil down onto the doormat
As you start to peel the contact paper off, start to tape down your design. Use loads of tape and be careful – your stencil will still move.
Continue to peel the transfer tape off and add the rest of your tape

Paint

Take your acrylic or outdoor paint and using a foam brush, paint over the stencil. Make sure you do it around medium pressure. Don’t worry about every crevice, you can fill that in after the stencil is off. You really want to make sure at least the outline is there
Remove the stencil once you’re done or wait around 10 minutes. As always, be careful as the paint is wet
Weed out the smaller sections

After the stencil

Not great. Let’s fill it in.

Fill in

Take your thin paintbrush and go in to finish filling out the message and smoothing out the design. Much better!

On display

Let it sit for 24 hours before doing anything

Supplies

Products are linked, or visit our full Amazon store.

Cricut – we used the Explorer 2
Large 12×24 Cricut Cutting Mat
Large Removable Vinyl
- We heard permanent vinyl is better for this project, but we used removable
Large transfer tape
Weeding tools
Scissors
Doormat
- Amazon
- IKEA
Paint possibilities – pick one:
- Flex Seal paint
- Rust Oleum paint
- Outdoor Acrylic Paint – we did this
Foam paintbrush
Thin paintbrush
Painter’s tape

Cricut Instructions – Design

Measure your mat
1. The IKEA one was 35 wide 23 ½ inches tall
Determine what size you’d like your message. Ours was around 12 tall x 17 ½ wide
Design your message, or use ours – get it here
Select all of the words by highlighting them
Group them together
Leave them highlighted and weld the message together
Go to shapes and add a rectangle.
Make the rectangle the same size as the letters
Move the message group above the rectangle
Highlight the message & the rectangle
Slice everything together
Now remove the top 2 layers of the design.
Delete the just font layers until you’re left with the box with the font stencil
Now it’s time to print

Cut the Vinyl

Now it’s time to cut the vinyl to size
We cut a 12×18 size for the vinyl
Lay the vinyl on your printing mat, make sure to get all the air bubbles out.
And make sure you have lots of space behind your Cricut for your mat to go through

Cricut Instructions – Print

On your Cricut machine select vinyl
Select ‘make it’
Hit continue
Load your mat & hit the loading button on your machine
Once loaded, hit cut on your machine
Once it’s done cutting, unload the mat
Take the vinyl off the mat
Wed your stencil by removing the letters and the far outside area to leave the rectangle in place
Trim your transfer tape to size
Take your transfer tape and place it over the top of your stencil, smoothing out any bubbles

Painting Time

Before you peel, measure the stencil and mark where you’d like to place it on your doormat. So you’re ready to go.
Peel the transfer tape and stencil away from the stencil backing
This takes a lot of patience, go slow
Place the stencil on the doormat lightly. Before you push it down, measure once more to make sure it’s centered
Scrape the stencil down onto the doormat
As you start to peel the contact paper off, start to tape down your design. Use loads of tape and be careful – your stencil will still move.
Continue to peel the transfer tape off and add the rest of your tape
Take your acrylic or outdoor paint and using a foam brush, paint over the stencil. Make sure you do it around medium pressure. Don’t worry about every crevice, you can fill that in after the stencil is off. You really want to make sure at least the outline is there
Remove the stencil once you’re done or wait around 10 minutes. As always, be careful as the paint is wet
Weed out the smaller sections
Take your thin paintbrush and go in to finish filling out the message and smoothing out the design
Let it sit for 24 hours before doing anything

Showcase it! When you print up the Cricut Ramadan Doormat Craft, make sure to tag us in your photos. We look forward to seeing how you’ve displayed it!

And make sure to follow us on Instagram for more Ramadan & Eid inspiration.

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January 24, 2024BY eidadmin

DIY Shrinky Dinks for Ramadan

Who doesn’t love shrinky dinks?! It’s big, then it’s little! Your kids will love this Ramadan craft.

Everyone loves these Ramadan DIY shrinky dinks for Ramadan! Not only are they super cute, hello mini stuff, but they’re super satisfying to watch shrink. And it’s truly easier than you think. These would make super fun gifts for the kids, or a great activity to keep the kids busy during Ramadan. Plus, you’ll get so many shrinky dinks out of the supplies, you can invite all the kids over!

We’ll be using our printables as the images for the shrinky dinks – you can download them below. There are a ton of options on the sheets from: image ready ones to ones to color sheet ones. We prefer to print all of them and have an array of printables.

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Let’s make these Ramadan shrinky dinks!

At the minimum, you’ll need these printable shrinky dink papers for inkjet printers, an inkjet printer, sharpies and scissors. You can do some extra things to your shrinky dinks like make them into keychains or magnets – so grab those supplies (listed at the bottom of the article) if you’ll be doing that!

You must have an inkjet printer for the paper to work! Make sure to set your printer to print for a matte paper and make sure the printer prints onto the flat/matte side! It will not print on the shiny side.

After printing the shrinky dinks on the paper, it’s time to color the coloring sheet ones. And all you need to color, are sharpie pens. We adore the neon set to make a fun punch of color. But any color sharpie will work. You must color on the matte side!

Time to cut the shrinky dinks out. A little note. If you’ve accidentally torn the shrinky dink a little when cutting out the images – don’t worry. It’ll come back together when it’s in the oven.

If you’re going to make them into a keychain – it’s time to make a hole in them. You’ll need a large hand hole puncher, or make several holes to create one larger hole. Remember it will shrink greatly so you need to create a pretty big hole to make it into a keychain. We recommend at least one centimeter in diameter.

Now it’s time to bake and shrink! Turn your oven, or convection oven, to 325 degrees Fahrenheit. Once it’s preheated, put the shrink dinks on a tray, matte side up, and place in the oven for about 2-3 minutes. They’ll curl up so much you think they won’t lay flat, then just like that, they’ll uncurl and stay flat. Once they flatten back down keep in the oven for about 30 more minutes – then take out.

Once they come out of the oven, take them out of the tray immediately and flatten them with a flat object – like a measuring cup. They will cool instantly so make sure to do this step quickly. And be careful as they are hot and you don’t want to get burned!

Here’s a little before of what size the shrinky dinks were.

Look at how much they shrunk after! It’s really so much fun.

Finish the keychains

Remember you have to hole punch a sizable hole before baking. After they’ve baked and cooled, place a string into the hole and tie. Then tie the keychain ring onto the string.

Make it a magnet

After it’s baked all you’ll need to do is add an adhesive magnet.

We cut the magnet to a smaller size than the shrinky dinks, it doesn’t need to cover the entire thing. You’ll peel the magnet off and add to the shrinky dink – it’s just that easy.

Supplies

Products are linked, or visit our full Amazon store

Shrinky Dink printable paper
Inkjet printer
Scissors
Sharpies – neon pack or electro pop pack

Optional:

String
Keychain ring
Adhesive magnet
Single paper hole punch

Instructions

You must have an inkjet printer for the paper to work. Set your printer to print for matte paper.
Prints onto the flat/matte side.
If you have the coloring sheet printables – it’s time to color them in with sharpie pens. Color on the matte side.
Time to cut the shrinky dinks out.
If you’re going to make them into a keychain: you’ll need a large hand hole puncher, or make several holes to create a larger hole. We recommend at least one centimeter in diameter.
Turn your oven, or convection oven, to 325 degrees fahrenheit. Once it’s preheated, put lay the shrink dinks on a tray and place in the oven for about 2-3 minutes. They’ll curl, then uncurl and stay flat. Once they flatten back down keep in the oven for about 30 more minutes – then take out.
Take them out of the tray immediately and flatten them with a flat object – like a measuring cup. They will cool instantly so make sure to do this step quickly. And be careful as they are hot and you don’t want to get burned.

Make it a keychain or a magnet

Keychain

Remember you have to hole punch a sizable hole before baking – at least one centimeter.
Bake.
Place the string into the hole and tie. Then tie the keychain ring onto the string.

Magnet

Bake.
Cut the adhesive magnets down to size and stick onto the back of the shrinky dinks.

Showcase it! When you print up the DIY Shrinky Dinks for Ramadan, make sure to tag us in your photos. We look forward to seeing how you’ve displayed it!

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January 24, 2024BY eidadmin

Printable- 3D Masjid & 3D Muslim Kids

Get the kids involved with this quick, interactive Islamic craft that can keep them entertained too.

Islamic Printable: 3D Masjid & 3D Muslim Kids. This printable is aimed at getting the kids involved in an activity, through coloring the masjid. And then keeping them entertained later with the Muslim kid cut-outs. And if you don’t have kids, the masjid coloring sheet looks great by itself as decor. That’s a versatile printable!

This Islamic printable was designed by Sarah Bilal @sarah.bilal100.

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Black & White Masjid

Print out the black and white masjid coloring sheet – glue two together and use as decor.

Masjid & the Kids

Grab the kids and color in the masjid with some crayons for some family fun. Include the 3-D kids and you’ve got an interactive Ramadan display for the kids.

Display the Blue Masjid

For a different look, print just the blue masjid and incorporate into your decor and in the kid’s Ramadan area.

Putting the Masjid Together

Let’s grab the supplies. The printables, some crayons, scissors and a glue stick.

Color the masjid coloring sheet – kids love to get involved here! As you can see below…

Cut out the masjids you’re using. You’ll need two of each to make the masjid’s 3D and stand up on their own. Make sure to take this step to fold the side parts of the masjid. Folding along the lines – making two folds.

Put glue on the area is says to – on both masjids.

Now stick the two identical masjids together. Press and hold for maximum stick. Let dry before putting upright.

Now onto the Muslim Kids

Print them up and grab your scissors.

Cut the kids out. We left a little white space to make it easier to cut out.

To make the Muslim kids 3D you’ll need to place them in their stands. For the stands, cut just the part that’s black, going about three-quarters of the way up, but not cutting all the way! Then stick the kids into the stand, with the slits matching.

Now that’s a versatile printable!

Supplies

Printable
Scissors
Glue stick

How To – Tag

Print the printable
Cut the masjids
Glue the masjids together
Cut out the kids characters
Put the kids characters onto their stands

Showcase it! When you print up the 3D Masjid & 3D Muslim Kids, make sure to tag us in your photos. We look forward to seeing how you’ve displayed it!

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January 21, 2024BY eidadmin

DIY Ramadan Coffee Mugs with Sharpies

This is a super cute Ramadan craft for the entire family.

These DIY Ramadan coffee mugs with sharpies have never ending options. Make a few for each family member for iftar. Create gifts for loved ones for Eid. Or, and my favorite, capture your child’s drawing abilities on a mug. And make sure to check the supplies list because we’re using oil-based paint markers. Regular Sharpies just aren’t going to stay on.

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Let’s start this off with all the notes. Regular sharpies aren’t going to cut it. They’ll just end up coming off – go with the oil-based sharpies. And please note the colors change once you bake them. Just like glazing pottery, the end result ends up being different sometimes. The baking directions are pretty specific, so make sure you read them to a T. We did a lot of research for these so it’s best to follow what we’ve outlined.

For this Ramadan craft we’ve got options for those who know how to draw, and those of us that can’t. So don’t fret, the entire family can get involved – printables at the bottom. We even think this is a great craft for teens this ramadan!

Lastly, cheap mugs work best because their glaze isn’t great, letting your Sharpie stay on better.

Supplies

Let’s talk supplies first. You can always skip to the bottom for all the supplies & instructions.

Products are linked or visit our Amazon storefront.

- Oil based paint sharpies
- Cheap mugs
- Scissors
- Tape
- Silicone craft pad
- Printable – link below

Free draw

Grab the kids and free draw! We vote it’s more fun to let the children draw out whatever they want, as opposed to using a stencil. It’s really fun to capture their age and abilities to draw through this craft. Another reminder about the colors – they will change in the oven. Just like the pottery glazes will shift colors in the fire.

Use Cut Outs

For those of use that can’t draw, use our printable cutouts! You can either outline them with a solid line or dot around the images. This makes for a much nicer mug that looks way better than your freehand drawing.

If you’re using the printable cut outs, go ahead and take your time cutting them off.

Next up, take some tape and adhere the images to the mug. What’s fun is we have a bunch of different images so you can make the mugs however you’d like. Then take your sharpie and dot around the image or outline them.

Here are the free draws from the kids and the adults. Obviously, one adult really knows how to draw! But check out how adorable the little ones are.

Supplies

Products are linked or visit our Amazon storefront.

Sharpies
Cheap Mugs
Scissors
Tape
Silicone craft pad
Printable

Instructions

Wash your mugs
Dry fully
If you’re free drawing just go for it
1. Remember the colors will change once you bake them
If you’re using the printable
1. Cut the printables out
2. Tape the cut out how you want them on the mug
3. Dot or trace the images
Once you’re done place the mugs in a cold oven.
Preheat the oven to 450 degrees.
Once it’s reached temperature, bake for 30 minutes. This really smells! Make sure to put the fan on and open windows.
Once it’s been 30 minutes, turn the oven off and LEAVE THE MUGS IN A CLOSED OVEN.
Cool for 15 minutes, then slightly crack the oven and let it cool overnight.
This should help seal the sharpies onto the mug.
Hand wash the mugs once you use them.

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