Have a Sweet New Year!
This weekend in Israel we're celebrating Rosh HaShana - or the Jewish New Year. One of the customs associated with this holiday is eating apples and honey for a sweet New Year. I decided to make some holiday cards for our family here. I was feeling a litte crafty.
I collected the materials: Brown cards and envelopes, some nice apples, and red craft paint.
I cut an apple in half and used a sponge brush to apply paint to the cut side of the apple. I pressed the painted apple onto the card face - being sure I did it "backwards" so that the card would open Hebrew style with the opening on the left side.
Once the paint was dry, I used a marker to draw on a leaf and stem. I also practiced my Hebrew writing and wrote an inside message. It was lots of fun!I hope you all have a good and sweet New Year!


7 Comments:
Soooo cute! Shanah Tovah!
Beautiful! I want one! Please!
I have been reading your blog for quite sometime now and I enjoy reading all your posts. A personlized touch for greetings and gifts speaks volume about the feelings. Shanah Tovah.
Crafty! Your not Jewish though, right?
Thanks, everyone and shana tova to you all as well! :)
JR - nope, I am not Jewish, but my "inlaws" are and, you know, when in Rome... ;)
How cute are you!? I'm rather impressed with the craftiness...when you get to Tel Aviv, we can be crafty together :)
שנה טובה !!
It's even more beautiful in person. Thanks!
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