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Decorate the skulls with frosting and glitter. Therefore, MomsLA makes no representations or warranties about the accuracy of the information published here. With this sugar skull mold (15) and a few basic ingredients, you can make authentic sugar skulls for your Dia de los Muertos party. Related: Día de Los Muertos – Honoring Loved Ones MomsLA is your source for Things to do with Kids in Los Angeles.ĭisclaimer: MomsLA has made every effort to confirm the information in this article however, things can often change.
DIA DE LOS MUERTOS ALTAR SUPPLIES HOW TO
If you’d like to learn how to make sugar skulls for Día de los Muertos read my post or watch the video below.ĭisclosure: This post was sponsored by GMC.
DIA DE LOS MUERTOS ALTAR SUPPLIES PLUS
We picked up these wine glasses for our offering (because my deceased relatives liked their wine) plus a vase for flowers. Our first stop for supplies was the UCLA Thrift Shop. El Mercado and the Altars of Remembrance applications for 2021 are now closed. 4 p.m.: Community Altar El Mercado and the Altars of Remembrance. Traditionally, we would make the altar a couple of days before the holiday, but I don’t have access to a DIY expert everyday so I made it a few weeks early. (while supplies last): Kid’s Grab and Go Craft Corner Mitchell Hall 9 a.m. Families make altars and place items that represent their loved ones favorite things. It is believed that they are allowed to join the living on those days. Día de los Muertos is celebrated in Mexico and parts of Latin America as a way to honor loved ones who have passed. 2nd and even though it is right after Halloween, it doesn’t have anything to do with Halloween. Our goal was to find a small table to use as an altar and items to use for offerings.īut first, a little bit about Día de los Muertos: It has become very popular in recent years, but it’s very misunderstood. We were both loaned GMC vehicles to drive for the weekend and use to pick up anything that we bought. I was teamed with the fabulous and creative Dinah Wulf of the blog DIY Inspired. Our challenge was to complete our project using mostly repurposed items.
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