Palm Sunday

a href=”http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_PoXHVGzLUGI/R-Bmqxb7fpI/AAAAAAAAAAM/J0Heowactbo/s1600-h/DSC06127+small.JPG”img id=”BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5179252456487091858″ style=”DISPLAY: block; MARGIN: 0px auto 10px; CURSOR: hand; TEXT-ALIGN: center” alt=”" src=”http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_PoXHVGzLUGI/R-Bmqxb7fpI/AAAAAAAAAAM/J0Heowactbo/s320/DSC06127+small.JPG” border=”0″ //abr /divAfter searching for various “palm” crafts on the Internet for the girls, I stumbled across a href=”http://dawnathome.typepad.com/by_sun_and_candlelight/2008/03/tea-a-craft-f-1.html”a Palm Sunday banner/a over at a href=”http://dawnathome.typepad.com/by_sun_and_candlelight/”By Sun and Candlelight/a that I decided to modify and use.br /br /I cut six handprints for each girl and helped them glue them onto a thin rectangular “stem” that I reinforced in the back with a piece of cardstock. It was to cute to hear Pumpkin Doodle explain to her daddy that they were going to wave their branches and say, “Hosanna!” just like when Jesus rode into town on his donkey! And I love the comparison of their “palms of palms” next to each other. /div