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I made this birthday ring for my son on his 5 year old birthday a few years ago. It was usually made by wood, but I am certainly not good at woodworking and I can’t afford to buy one wooden birthday ring, so I thought of using salt dough to make one. It worked out nicely!
Initially I wanted to use this birthday ring for years, until he is 8 years old (as there are only 8 slots), but I didn’t know I needed to dry it always and it was filled with mold. I might make another for my youngest next year.
How do you usually celebrate your birthday?
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Do you have a birthday ring?
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Do you have any birthday tradition? (please share it in the comments.)
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It is our tradition that we have to have a cake for our birthday and it is right to eat it.
The tradition is the same everyhwere I notice.
Your cake is unique
This birthday tradition is popular in your country? I only read about it after I learned about Waldorf Education a few years ago.
That’s actually not a cake. It’s just a “tool” (birthday ring) to hold candles and some props. It’s not edible. 😛
I was not referring to this tradition but the tradition of cutting a cake and lighting
candles.
I thought it was a cake.
I didn’t know about a birthday ring that maybe I can popularize it here.
An interesting idea. I’ve never used anything like that!
I have never seen this used before. I am sure your son will like whatever you have for him.
In fact few days ago I have celebrated my cute daughter birth day she is just 3 year old
We do use birthdays rings. Its only a nicely shaped cake according to the wishes of the kid. There you go your post is approved now.