
Mardi Gras Crafts, Activities and Traditions:
- Mardi Gras coloring for kids from Crayon Palace blog
- Tragedy and Comedy Garland - I'll update this later folks
- Make a Mardi Gras Wreath - made with felt squares for a doll's house
- Making a Mardi Gras Wreath with Deco Mask and a DIY Mardi Gras Bead Chandelier
- Shoebox Float
- Craft an elegant Mardi Gras half mask
- Printable gems in color and gems kids can color on their own: emerald cut and crown cuts
- Miniature Mardi Gras Float from a Shoebox
- TP Roll Crafts of Kings: three versions
- Handprint Mask Craft
- Mardi Gras Feather Mask Craft
- Fun Family Crafts - Mardi Gras crafts for kids of all ages
- Mardi Gras paper bead craft for little ones
- Construction Paper Feather Fans - the sample is miniature, but these may be made child size
- Draw Mardi Gras Performers
- Paper Plate Jester Craft
- Toilet Paper Roll Craft
- Jester Jumping Jacks - print and color green, gold, or purple in Mardi Gras colors
- Pancake Day Activities
- Papier Mache Hats
- Making Masks From Recycled Materials
- How to make "no-bake'' King's Cakes for your dolls
- Craft captain's Mardi Gras caps for your doll's parade
- Sculpt oven bake clay pancakes for your doll's Shrove Tuesday
- Mardi Gras Bead Bracelets
- Craft a beaded charger plate for a Mardi Gras party
- Owl masks for Mardi Gras too!
- Easy-peasy last-minute angel wings (no sew)
- How to make Mardi Gras stick puppets for kids - 2 patterns
- Mardi Gras King's Cake - Make Your Own Colored Sugar!
- Mardi Gras Recipes from the Pocket Change Gourmet
- Mardi Gras Smoothies
"Learn how to make this festive Mardi Gras cake.
Do you know what king cake is? Made famous in New Orleans, king cake is the classic ring-shaped Mardi Gras cake made for "fat Tuesday" with a lucky trinket baked right into the bread. In this video, you'll learn how to make a king cake. With this simple step-by-step recipes, you can make a traditional, delicious, properly decorated king cake with a cream cheese filling. You'll see a great trick for making sure the dough maintains its ring shape while rising and baking and see how to finish the king cake with a sweet lemon glaze and festive sprinkles of traditional Mardi Gras colors—purple, yellow, and green. Long live the king cake!" from Allrecipes
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