Shema & Modeh Ani - Decorate / Color / Tie-Dye your Own Pillow
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A meaningful and creative craft children can keep beside their bed as a daily reminder to say Modeh Ani each morning and Shema each night.
By combining prayer with a fun, hands-on activity, it helps children become familiar with these important daily prayers and encourages them to make it a part of their everyday routine.
Children can color and decorate the illustrated pillowcase, fill it with stuffing, zip it closed, and enjoy their own personalized Shema and Modeh Ani pillow.
Double-Sided Design
Modeh Ani Side: A girl is sleeping as the sun rises, with Modeh Ani in Hebrew, transliteration, English translation, and the song “Oh, Every Morning.”
Shema Side: A boy says Shema under the moon, with Shema Yisrael in Hebrew and transliteration. The full prayer is not included, based on guidance received, to avoid children sleeping on a pillow containing Hashem’s name.
Pillowcase Size
10" × 14"
Great for
- Camp Craft (or "Good night Gan Izzy")
- Hebrew School Kids
- Upshernish or Third Birthday Party Craft
The professional illustration is double sided
Side 1: A girl is sleeping while the sun is rising outside. On this side, the entire prayer of Modeh Ani is written in both Hebrew and Transliteration (as well as loose translation). In addition, on the bottom right is the song "Oh every morning"
Side 2: A boy is reading the shema while the moon is outside, and the words "Shema Yisrael" are written in hebrew and transliteration (the entire prayer is not there as we were advised not to print it to avoid kids sleeping on Hashem's name)
Size of Pillowcase is 10x14 inches
How to Decorate
You can decorate your pillow using:
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Washable: Regular markers, colored pencils, crayons, washable paint, puff paint, or other craft supplies.
(These are great for temporary decorating but may wash out.) -
Permanent & Washable: Fabric markers or permanent markers. These are the best choice if you want your design to stay on the pillow after washing. Always follow the marker manufacturer’s instructions for the best results.
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Tie-Dye Instructions
- Pre-wash the pillowcase before decorating (optional, but recommended).
- Lightly dampen the pillowcase with water.
- Twist, fold, or scrunch the fabric, then secure it with rubber bands.
- Apply fabric tie-dye to the exposed areas.
- Place the pillowcase in a sealed plastic bag and allow it to sit for 6–8 hours, or follow the dye manufacturer’s instructions.
- Rinse with cold water until the water runs mostly clear.
- Remove the rubber bands and allow the pillowcase to dry completely before adding the stuffing.
Before coloring or decorating, place a piece of cardboard inside the pillowcase to prevent the colors from bleeding through to the other side.
For an extra-special effect, use Glow-in-the-Dark Pens so parts of the design glow at night.
When the decorating is complete, fill the pillowcase with stuffing and zip it closed.
Filling Instructions: One 7oz bag of stuffing fills approximately 1 or 1¾ pillows, depending on how firm you make each pillow.
Suggested Ages: 3 Years - 12 Years
Packaging Details:
- The items is bundled as Packs of 6, Packs of 12, Case Quantity of 300.
Packaging Weight:
- The Weight for each bundle is 0.6 lbs for the 6 Pack, 1.21 lbs for the 12 Pack, 30.2 lbs for the case.
Dimension:
- The Dimensions is 20.07 L x 13.77 W x 12.20 H inches for the case.
BH
This pillowcase is a great craft idea that children can keep next to their bed,
reminding them to say Modeh Ani and Shema everyday.
Great for
- Camp Craft (or "Good night Gan Izzy")
- Hebrew School Kids
- Upshernish or Third Birthday Party Craft
The professional illustration is double sided
Side 1: A girl is sleeping while the sun is rising outside. On this side, the entire prayer of Modeh Ani is written in both Hebrew and Transliteration (as well as loose translation). In addition, on the bottom right is the song "Oh every morning"
Side 2: A boy is reading the shema while the moon is outside, and the words "Shema Yisrael" are written in hebrew and transliteration (the entire prayer is not there as we were advised not to print it to avoid kids sleeping on Hashem's name)
Size of Pillowcase is 10x14 inches
How to Decorate: This works with regular markers, colored pencils, crayons, puff paint, or whatever else you'd like.
You can also use fabric markers or permanent markers if you'd like to be able to wash it. Just put a piece of cardboard inside so it doesnt leak onto the other side. You can tie dye it as well.
Then, Fill with stuffing, and just zipper it up!
Optional: Use Glow in the dark pens, and it will glow in the dark!
How to Fill: Either purchase stuffing online, or at your local craft store, or buy A pillowcase in walmart. Stuffing is good for about 1.75 pillows.
Suggested Ages: 3 Years - 12 Years
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