Celebrate Hanukkah

One of the biggest winter celebrations is Christmas. In fact, it’s not even Halloween but many stores are getting us ready for Christmas. Today, I was in a store aisle with Halloween candy and decorations on one side and Christmas candy and decorations on the other. But, there are other winter celebrations! Today, let’s celebrate Hanukkah!

Hanukkah is a celebration of the rededication of the temple in Jerusalem. It celebrates the miracle of the oil that kept the menorah candles burning for eight days until more oil could be purified for use in the temple. It is a celebration and remembrance of God’s love and light.

What else do you celebrate in winter?

Winter Celebrations

Hanukkah
Kwanza
Christmas
New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Day
Three Kings Day
Mardi Gras
Valentine’s Day

What am I missing?

White Hanukkah card made with layer of blue patterned paper with doves on it. Strip of vellum is on top part of card and Star of David shaped dies are layered on it in blue and white and three different sizes. Sentiment label is at bottom of vellum strip and says, "Love & Light"

Card Details

Want to create a Hanukkah card, but don’t have any Hanukkah specific stamps? I want to help turn your crafting stress into success. Find a six-point star die and draw the image of a Star of David on it.

The Iconic Celebrations Suite has images that lend themselves to a Hanukkah celebration. The die frame for the snowflake stamp is the same shape as a Star of David. There are also patterned papers in the Iconic Celebrations Designer Series Paper pack with six point star images and a pattern covered in doves.

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Also Used:
Vellum