This is my favorite so far, I used 
- some plastic pony beads
- parchment paper (or any paper)
- tape
- pencil
- tweezer
- a baking sheet
- foil paper
I used opaque beads for the Masjid pattern and used the transparent ones to fill in the rest.
The steps were easy, I drew a relatively easy masjid vector, cut it in a rectangle and taped it to a foil paper. them I folded the sides of foil paper making it a small tray. Then i used my tweezer to fill the beads on the paper.
It was so tough, a slight movement will cause most of the beads to move from their position and I had to be very still while filling it up.
Once it was done, I rearranged it and popped it in the oven at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. This is how it looked right out of the oven.
Then I let it cool for 10 or so minutes (toughest wait !). Voila it was so awesome I couldn’t believe it. you can hang it out in the sun or just make it a wall hanging 🙂
AMuslimMama 
Asalam alaikum dear sister Asbah,
I pray all is well for you and your loved ones, that you are all in good health and high imaan.
I have no idea if I can reach you privately via this way, but I just wanted to say hi! I’m Maryam Umm Abd-Arrahmen from the Muslimah Mastermind Group.
All the best, Maryam
Walikumsalam wr maryam! Yes I recognised you immediately 🙂 i love to get your feedback! My email id is asbahalaena@gmail.com you can always reach me out from there!
I am so glad u messaged :)) i hope i get to know you more soon Insha Allah
The best of all ! Simply amazing mashaallah
Very beautiful and creative. 🙂
As Salam Alikum sister thanks for sharing this craft it’s beautiful, not sure how I could get my three monkeys to sit still while we did this craft
It was actually for slighhtly older kids.
What you can do is let them fill a single layer of cup-cake mold with any assorted beads and bake 🙂
Thanks I’ll just book mark it to do when they are a bit older, they are 8,6 & 4 years old but don’t really sit still very much always moving
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This is lovely and looks fun! May have to try it with the girls in sha Allah
Oh wow! I have seen so may crafts with the beads and popping them in the oven! Love this!
Glad u loved this 😉 do try it out
Masha Allah this is such a cute little DIY. Insha Allah I’ll book mark it for future use
I am so glad u liked it
This is so so creative. And so pretty. I do not have an iota or craft creativeness in me so I shall follow this series of yours for more inspiration .
Glad you like it, i hope they inspire you enough to craft yourself 🙂
WOw love this idea! Should try it with mo kiddos when they are little older. Doesn’t leaving in the oven stink the kitchen with burning plastic? Never tried baking for crafts
not much, mine is a very small closed apartment so while we took it out we smelt a bit but it ended pretty fast.
I guess i am such a baking fan that i am finding ways to bake even when i m crafting hehe 😉
did you check the other crafts here: https://amuslimmama.com/2017/05/09/ramadan-craft-challenge/
This is so cute and creative!!! I think it’s great as a craft time in Madressah or just to occupy your kids during Ramadan. Thank you for sharing! (www,beautywithzainy.com and http://www.spicyfusionkitchen.com)
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