Quick Key Napkin Ring Craft For The Shabbat After Passover!

Key Napkin Rings From Heavy Aluminun Foil

To honor this special shabbat, namely the first one after Passover in which we traditionally prepare challah in our homes once again, I just came up with a quick little key napkin ring craft as I’ll be making bagels instead the traditional key shaped challahs that I have made in previous years!

And after all, the whole tradition isn’t really about the key, but rather about the idea that when a Jewish woman makes challah, and makes the appopriate blessing over the dough before it is baked, she is bringing blessings into her home, which has the power to open all kinds of gates!

Key Napkin Rings For Schlissel Shabbos

And shhhhh, my kids are out running some errands for me, so I’ll keep these little key napkin rings a surprise until we set the table! And of course key napkin rings could be great for so many occassions, like a house warming, or a graduation, or a bar or bat mitzvah….you name it!

Key Napkin Ring Close up

How To Make Key Napkin Rings:

Supplies:

  • heavy weight aluminum foil, or even the weight found in disposable aluminum pans
  • a ball point pen
  • a sharpie
  • scissors
  • ribbon or yarn

How To: Quite simply draw old fashioned key silohuettes on your foil with a ball point pen, which makes the key look embossed on the opposite side. Cut out and attach to napkin with a ribbon or piece of yarn. My yarn is really too thin, (but this is what I had in the cabinet) so crochet a chain or use a wider piece of ribbon for the nicest results!

Oh and by the way, the tradition of schlissel challah is of Ashkenazic origins, the Moroccans brlng blessings into their homes immediately after Passover by preparing mofleta, which you can read about here

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2 responses to “Quick Key Napkin Ring Craft For The Shabbat After Passover!”

  1. Winnie Rottem Avatar

    Beautiful and elegant
    And I looooove the color 🙂

  2. Sara Rivka Avatar

    Thanks Winnie! We enjoyed our bagels, though I missed the key shaped challah! Working on the party and it will be open soon, hope to see you there!

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