Parsha Studio: Hydro Dip Choshen Art

Hi Boys and Girls!

Welcome back to the Parsha Studio!

Imagine being able to receive direct guidance from Hashem himself when facing a weighty dilemma! It was possible at times, thanks to the Choshen! The Choshen was a garment worn by the Kohen Gadol in the Beis Hamikdosh. It had 12 precious stones, each corresponding to a Shevat of the Yidden. The Choshen served as a medium through which Hashem provided direction to his people. The Kohen Gadol would reflect on the holy name in the Choshen to answer questions. Sadly, this ability ceased with the destruction of the First Beis Hamikdosh.

Get ready for an exciting adventure today! Today at Parsha Studio, we are going to create our very own Choshen Mishpat using a cool technique called hydro dipping. And guess what? We will be using nail polish as the medium to make it happen! By swirling the nail polish in water, we will create a beautiful marbled design of vibrant colors that will be printed onto the cards. Trust me, your Choshen will look amazing! So, are you excited? Let’s get started on this fun and unique project!

Supplies:

· Gold Cardstock

· Scissors

· Tape

· Ribbon

· 6 Cardstock Cards (3”x1.5”)

· Toothpicks

· Small Plastic Tray Covers

· Water

· Clear Nail Polish

· 7 colors of Nail Polish

· Glue

Link to specialty items:

https://www.amazon.com/shop/jewishchildrensmuseum/list/BT29CDM0P1US?ref_=aipsflist_aipsfjewishchildrensmuseum

Supplies for next week:

· Eggs

· Sugar

· Oil

· Baking Powder

· Cups Flour

· Cup Cocoa Powder

· Marshmallow fluff

· Mixing Bowl

· Spoon

· Measuring cups

· Parchment paper

· Rolling Pin

· 3-inch circle cookie cutter or glass cup of the same size

We would love to see how your Project turned out! Tag the @jewishchildrensmuseum on social media, or WhatsApp 718-907-8861 .

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