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Use your hands to Make Beautiful Hanukkah Blessing Cards At Home that Natalie Portman would love

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Hanukkah Blessings Cards

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I have been wanting to make Hanukkah blessing cards at home for a few years.

The recitation of the Hanukkah blessing at our house includes the following annual awkward (and sometimes greasy) moments:

  • The late minute search for the blessing in the Siddur with oily hands;
  • Having only one lousy photocopy of the blessings;
  • Candle wax and oily hands all over all everything;
  • Wishing (silently) that you were more organized to print enough copies of the transliteration and English translation of the blessings for Jewish and non-Jewish guests

Don’t get me wrong, reading blessings from the Siddur certainly feels authentic but I have wondered for years if the Siddur and Hanukkah are the best match. There is lots of burning wax and tables of (unfortunately mostly oily) food. Might there be a better way to present the Hanukkah blessings?

I really appreciate that the Hanukkah blessings are available on-line.  And with these you can hustle and cut and paste the blessings into a new document. Sometimes you can find a plain PDF download of the blessings for printing. Both solutions feel like a letdown and definitely does not add to any “special” holiday ambiance. Might there be a more aesthetically pleasing design solution for the Hanukkah blessings?

Hanukkah Blessings Cards

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Last year I again felt a pang of disappointment that I was not more organized and had not prepared individual blessing cards for everyone in our family and for our guests.  

This year, I did it. I created the modern, beautiful and useful printable Chanukah blessings that I have been wanting.

These blessing cards offer simplistic design with natural elements. You can print them on heavy stock paper or a heavier paper with a texture that enhances the design. I laminate mine. Either way, we can use these blessing cards for each night of Hanukkah and as long as you do not dip them in oil or mush a latke on top of them, they can be used next year too.

These Hanukkah cards are available for immediate download and comes in a high quality (300 dpi) PDF file for ease of printing. When you download the file you will receive one PDF that contains two Hanukkah blessings cards.

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These printable Hanukkah blessing cards are simple to put together.

You need:

  • A4 white card stock (or another paper of your choice)
  • scissors
  • Black and white or color printer (a home printer works fine for these and going to your local print shop is also a good option)

You can make these alone and also enlist your children to help.

Use these blessing cards each night of Hanukkah.

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You might also enjoy these easy to read and printable dreidel game guide. 

Your turn: Please share a Hanukkah blessings mistake/mishap story with us in the comments below?

*”Please note that this product contains the name of G-d.  After you print these, please treat them with appropriate respect.” 

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