Jewish Crafts

  • Quick Mount Sinai Kid’s Craft For Shavuos

    Quick Mount Sinai Kid’s Craft For Shavuos

    I am busy working on my art, specifically a #make100oilpastels journey with 43 more to go, so the crafting for Shavuos may or may not happen…..in any case I still have all the wonderful cereal box cardboard vases filled with flowers from Passover. Of course I will likely at the last minute cut up a…

  • Watercolor Fern Paintings For Shavuot!

    Watercolor Fern Paintings For Shavuot!

    I am taking this one out of the archives, as we could all use a simple yet great looking craft project right about now, right?There is something so accessible and wonderful about watercolors, so give them a try! Shavuot the Jewish holiday that celebrates the receiving of the Torah starts in 2 weeks on the…

  • Simple Watercolor Feathers To Paint Today, For Lag B’Omer!

    Simple Watercolor Feathers To Paint Today, For Lag B’Omer!

    Tonight we welcome the festive holiday of Lag B’Omer, so why not carve out a tiny window of time to paint some simple watercolor feathers? It is true Lag B’Omer generally brings to mind images of bonfires and bows and arrows, but I’d say feathers, which are used to write the Torah, and certainly the…

  • A Fun Quilled Paper Bonfire For Lag B’Omer

    A Fun Quilled Paper Bonfire For Lag B’Omer

    I have pulled this one out of the archives, because it is truly simple with great results, and right about NOW would be the time to make one, or a few! Call it a quilled paper campfire, or call it a quilled paper bonfire, either way it is a fun craft for all ages and…

  • Paint A Simple Pink Owl For Lag B’Omer!

    Paint A Simple Pink Owl For Lag B’Omer!

    Go ahead, paint a simple pink owl for Lag B’Omer! After a really relaxing and beautiful few pages in my sketchbook filled with hebrew letters, I decided to start exploring creating on top of those pages! I had seen an owl painting tutorial by Tamara Laporte, as a part of sketchbook revival 2021 (now expired,…

  • Paint An Old Shoe With Graffiti Hearts!

    Paint An Old Shoe With Graffiti Hearts!

    This has to be one of my crazier ideas, but I just couldn't resist and it was relatively quick, so here's to whimsical upcycled art! And while this might seem like it is coming out of left field, just a bit, this could also be a craft for Lag B'Omer, you know just in case…

  • A Simple Counting The Omer Journal Page

    A Simple Counting The Omer Journal Page

    A simple counting the Omer journal page might just be what you are looking for! Today is day 22 of the Omer, and I might be behind on this journal page! It is true, I embarked on a counting the omer art journal project last year, which is wonderful and so interesting, but sometimes you…

  • Schlissel Challah Rolls For The Shabbos After Passover!

    Schlissel Challah Rolls For The Shabbos After Passover!

    To honor this special shabbat, namely the first one after Passover in which we traditionally prepare challah in our homes once again, this year I decided to try once again to make some small rolls shaped like keys, which we call schlissel challah. And yippee, at least one was photo perfect enough to share with…

  • DIY Key Napkin Ring Craft For The First Shabbat After Passover!

    I am re=posting this craft from a time when my kids were much younger (7 years ago!) and I made an extra effort to make each special shabbat special. (Today I made each shabbat special with the specific traditional family foods they love) I was looking for my images of key shaped challah, and came…

  • Chocolate Almond Date Balls Are No Bake And Healthy As Can Be!

    Chocolate Almond Date Balls Are No Bake And Healthy As Can Be!

    Passover  is sadly coming to an end, and we have one last shabbat (those outside of Isreal have 2 days of holiday) to enjoy matzo (we enjoy it!) with all the homemade Moroccan salads that taste especially amazing on Passover. I'm  looking in my  pantry and I discover that i bought tons of dates, in…

  • Counting The Omer With Art

    Counting The Omer With Art

    Last year, during the week of Passover,when we do not do art, I had the idea of making an art journal for counting the omer. Once Passover ended I quickly prepared pages, 49 plus, one for each day of the Omer, and then began making art on each of the pages. This turned out to…

  • An Art Journal For Sefirat HaOmer

    An Art Journal For Sefirat HaOmer

    An art journal for sefirat haOmer is a really fantastic thing! We are now in the middle of the seven day Passover holiday, which also means we have started a period on the Jewish calendar called sefirat haomer, which means the counting of the omer. This is a 49 day period between the 2nd night…