DIY Apothecary Jar Drink Stirrers
Today’s craft is inspired by the spooky season and it’s super easy! All you need are plastic drink stirrers, some Halloween miniatures, and glue. Personally, I’m not a fan of doll houses and the miniatures section of the craft store.…
Easy Chalkboard Haunted Village
Spooky season is officially here! I say officially because we decorated really early this year. We seem to be out of sync with the actual holiday cycle these days, but it’s fine. My first spooky post for this year is…
Make Your Own Lulav and Etrog Paper Lanterns
Every year I want to add a lighting element to the sukkah, and every year I sort of bail out on something fancy. Last year we hung up some netted Christmas lights, which were pretty, but not really what I’d…
Decorating Disposable Dishes for Sukkot
Every time my family eats outside, I have this irrational concern about breaking a plate. It doesn’t keep me up at night, but every meal I think to myself, “This is the day.” Breaking a plate shouldn’t be a big…
How to Tie-Dye Starburst Napkins
Nothing quite says summer like tie-dye. Though it may not be summer anymore for many of us now that the kids are back at school and the pools are closed, there’s something inherently summery about Sukkot for me. Maybe I…
Free Rosh Hashanah Intention Printable
Last year, I posted up a Mindfulness Tree for the High Holidays where we could set intentions as a family. Turns out that I’m as introverted on paper as I am in real life. So I’m taking a new tack…
Rosh Hashanah Glitter Candles
A few weeks ago, I asked you all what kinds of Rosh Hashanah inspiration you were looking for this year. The big request was for quick and easy DIYs. You know I’m all about that! Today’s craft starts off with…
Make Your Own Personalized Bar Sign
Hooray, it’s Friday! How’s your summer going? I’ve been spending as much time outside soaking up the sun as possible. Today I have the cutest and easiest DIY for you. All you need is a simple frame, a cute swatch of…
Summertime Stenciled Challah Covers
Well, it took a while, but it finally stopped snowing here in Colorado sometime around mid-May. Thank goodness for that! I am more than ready for a nice long summer filled with Shabbat dinners al fresco, pool time, and long…
Shabbat Hikes in a Jar
If there’s one thing that I’m truly grateful for, it’s the Jewish blogging community. I learn so much from my peers and friends. Most recently, I’m starting to take Marion’s (My Jewish Mommy Life) advice on Shabbat hikes to heart.…
Modern Jewish Home and Lifestyle
