Looking for gift ideas for Eid? Why not make your own, with these DIY Eid Gifts and Cards ideas that are perfect for kids to make and gift their friends!
It’s Ramadan again, the month when Muslims across the world fast from dawn to dusk. And you know what comes at the end of Ramadan? It’s Eid!!
What is Eid-ul-Fitr?
Eid-ul-Fitr also called the “Festival of Breaking the Fast”, is an important religious holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide that marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting.
When is Eid in 2021?
What do you say to someone celebrating Eid?
Eid Mubarak is a traditional Muslim greeting reserved for use on the festivals of Eid ul-Adha and Eid ul-Fitr. Eid means “Feast” and refers to the occasion itself, and Mubarak means “Blessed.” Muslims wish each other Eid Mubarak after performing the Eid prayer at a Mosque or home.
How do we celebrate the Eid festival?
As will all festivals, Eid is also a time to bond with friends and family, feast on yummy food, and exchange gifts. Check out our post on Ramadan activities to learn more about this month and the festival. You’ll find that giving is one of the keywords of this month and what better gift to give than one made by hand!
Here are 10 DIY Eid gifts and cards that kids can try out, ranging from easy peasy to slightly complex. And that’s just as well – now kids of all ages can make gifts for their friends and neighbors!
10 DIY Eid Gifts and Cards for Kids to Make
1. DIY Ramadan and Eid Jars
These jars from Jasmine and Marigold are among the easiest Eid gifts you can make! Make a few in complementing colors so that they make a cute little gift set!
2. Faux Stained Glass Art
Buggy and Buddy has a lovely stained glass art which will work great as wall art if placed within a wooden frame. All you need are some transparencies and you can get started!
3. DIY Moroccan Candle Holders
How gorgeous are these Moroccan candle holders! DIY Cozy Home shows us how to make these using glass jars and paint – a great project to recycle empty glass containers at home!
4. Henna Ceramic Dish
These henna dishes from My Poppet Makes are made of clay and make a great trinket dish. Make them in multiple colors and draw henna-style designs for a themed feel.
5. DIY Painted Wooden Dolls
Hello Holy Days has a bunch of absolutely adorable crafts for Ramadan and Eid, and these wooden dolls are no exception! Dress up the dolls any way you like – that’s what makes these unique!
6. DIY Wall Art
Delicious and DIY creates impressive Moroccan-style wall art using basic supplies. You can create these in sets of two or three for a stylish home decor gift set.
7. DIY Eid Card
If you’re looking for a simple but elegant Eid card this festive season, this crescent card is perfect for you! If you have adhesive glitter foam and embellishments, then even little kids can put together this simple card.
8. DIY Coloring Favor Cards
Tay on the Move makes life easier for those last minute-ers by providing us with DIY coloring Eid cards! What’s more, you can attach a few crayons or color pencils for a complete favor card.
9. Ramadan and Eid Throw Pillows
Hello Holy Days shows us multiple ways to use these throw pillows. While you can switch up the embellishments using stars and sequins, you can have ‘Ramadan’ on one side of the pillow and ‘Eid’ on the other.
10. DIY Eid Pop Up Card
If you’d like to make an Eid card that’s a level up, try out this pop up card from A Crafty Arab. It’s easy enough to make, with a full tutorial including step by step pictures.
What do people eat on Eid?
Food is a very important part of this festival, so when you’re making any of these DIY Eid gifts and cards, do attach something yummy with it! It can be something as simple as a choco idli cake or something more sophisticated like a fusion dessert. Whatever it is, as long as it’s made from the heart, it’s sure to turn out perfect!
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