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Send out your Diwali greetings to extended family with a fun firecracker themed Diwali Greeting Card! Easy to make with basic craft supplies.
These Diwali Foam cards went out to all the relatives this year. Simple red cardstock & pattern foam. Each year we try and make a special card for the extended family. My parents, Hubby’s parents, my granny, My brother in law and family & my sister.
It’s so much fun to make something and send. As a kid, I loved making cards & posting it to all relatives & friends. This year too was no exception. Miss P loves firecrackers but is very scared to burst them. She had burnt her fingers during 2011 and still gets scared. So an easier alternative was to make the non-scary ones at home. Miss P loved the idea. The cards are super easy to make.
Firecracker Themed Diwali Greeting Card for Kids

Here’s what you will need:
- Cardstock – White / red in color, 12×8 folded in half. Bought from Itsy Bitsy – a pack of 6 cards
- Patterned Foam in various colors – Red, yellow, purple green, orange – Again from Itsy Bitsy.
- Golden pipe cleaners. These are available at Itsy Bitsy as a pack of metallic pipe cleaners.
- Glitter glue & glitter powder
- shiny stickers,
- Glue
- Scissors
How to make the Fire Cracker theme Diwali Greeting Card:
1. Fold the cardstock in half to make a card 6×8 inch.

2. Cut the foam pieces into a cracker shape – one rectangle 2×4 & 1 triangle 2.5 .

3. Cut the pipe cleaners into three 1 inch strips

4. Stick them all together as shown in the picture above. I used Glue gun to quickly stick them. You can use fevicol too.

5. Stick them onto a Blank Card. Decorate with glitter tubes & stickers. Add your Greeting.
We spend a quiet Diwali away from home. How was your Diwali??
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- My Diwali from 2011
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- My Diwali post that won an award
I also have a huge pinterest board for Diwali with 70+ ideas. Please check that out too
Follow Artsy Craftsy Mom’s board Diwali on Pinterest.