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Messy Easter Crafts: Special Cup (last supper)


Here's a preview of one of our crafts for Messy Easter in just over a week!  These are 'special cups' and reflect the drinking of wine at the Last Supper.

 We bought some plastic wine glasses from the pound shop (8 for £1, which we thought was a bargain!)
and then decorated them with decor pens that will write on just about anything!  Here is our sample version...


Looking forward to seeing what Messy Church goers come up with!

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  1. alljoinin17 April 2013 at 09:38

    Totally love the crosses and leaves! I tried to get hold of glasses for our last super session but left it too late, your's look lovely- next year!!!

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    1. Mina Munns17 April 2013 at 10:40

      We had great fun with these. Pound shops support our ministry (or is it vice versa?!) We couldn't get by without them anyway!

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  2. Mary2 March 2016 at 09:09

    Mina, could you please explain to me what exactly a decor pen is. I would like to make these at our Children's Church, but don't have these pens. I am in New Zealand so they might be known by a different name here. Also are they permanent markers of some kind or do they wash off with water?

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    1. Mina Munns2 March 2016 at 15:08

      hi! They are essentially mutisurface markers that act like paint pens. When they are dry you can paint one colour over another which is quite useful! http://www.amazon.co.uk/Giotto-Decor-Materials-Marker-Pens/dp/B0114KCLPQ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1456931091&sr=8-3&keywords=giotto+decor+pens They do wash off with water unfortunately.

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