Its easy to get wrapped up in Passover planning and forget the real purpose of the holiday. Our kids. The memories we create year by year are what they carry with them forever. So, as I started planning my Passover menu, I put down my pen and said to Sarah, “Lets make a Pesach craft.”  Inspired by Kaboose,we gathered some

• • watercolor paints
  • watercolor paper
  • ribbon or raffia
  • hole punch
  • watecolor pencils
  • stencils
  • kosher salt

1. Cut  a large piece of watercolor paper into 2 large pieces- about 11×13 inches.
2. Mix your watercolors paints with water to create the colors of your choice.
3. Spray or spread a thin layer of water on top of the watercolor paper. Blot it slightly with a paper towel so its not too wet.
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5. Paint and splatter paints onto the watercolor paper to your hearts content, letting the colors bleed onto each other.
6. Sprinkle some kosher salt on top of the colors, the effects are fun to watch.
7. When dry, stencil the words afikoman in English or Hebrew on a separate piece of watercolor paper using watercolor pencils. Watercolor pencils are fun to use. After drawing your design, wet the design with a brush and watch a mere colored pencil drawing turn into a watercolor design.

1. You can also stencil flowers or any other design on a separate paper.
2. Punch holes approximately 2 inches apart along the perimeters of both pages along 3 sides of the pages in order to leave an opening for the afikoman.
3. Make sure the holes on both pages line up!
4. Thread a ribbon or raffia through the holes- its a great sewing lesson for little kids!
5. Make a knot or bow at the end.
6. Glue the Afikoman words, and your other stencil embellishments onto one of the painted papers.
7. Enjoy your child’s masterpiece!