Seder Plate for Passover

What You’ll Need:

• scissors
• ruler
• corrugated cardboard
• pencil
• glue
• newspaper or scraps of paper
• paint
• Pesach symbols
• white glue
• plastic wrap

How to Make It:

1. Cut three circles, each 11 inches across, from corrugated cardboard. To make a raised rim for your plate, draw a circle 1 1/2 inches in from the outside edge on two of the circles. Cut on the lines, leaving two rings.

2. Glue the rings, one on top of the other, to the uncut cardboard circle.

3. Tear newspaper or used scraps of paper into pieces 1 inch square. One at a time, glue them flat against the cardboard circle and rings. (You don’t need to cover the underside of the cardboard circle.) Let them dry.

4. Paint the plate. Decorate it with Pesach symbols you’ve cut out and glued down, or paint on whatever designs you’d like. Let it dry.

5. Cover the plate with a thin layer of white glue, spreading it on with your fingers. Let it dry.

6. Cover the plate with a piece of plastic wrap cut to fit. Put the Pesach foods on the plate and use it on your seder table.