Handmade Bar Mitzvah Party Favors

Send everyone happy with homemade Bar Mitzvah party favors. There are many party favors that guests will enjoy so choose a few that are easy to make. Tefillin are two small black boxes with black straps attached to them and are wore by Jewish men with one box on their head and tie the other one on their arm each weekday morning. For party favor purposes, use small black boxes, the size of an individual chocolate, attach two pieces of black ribbon to the box with the ribbon flowing about three inches long. Write the bar mitzvah boy’s name date onto the box in silver or gold pen with a chocolate inside.

Additional Bar Mitzvah party favors may include a small ceramic plant pot with a seed planted in the soil or seeds in a small plastic bag inside the pot. Write the celebrants name and date on the outside of the pot or a favorite Jewish quote.

What about a Bar Mitzvah bookmark party favor? To make a bookmark that looks like a tallit (shawl-like garment used for prayer) cut a white ribbon one inch by seven inch strip that can be written on easily without the ink bleeding through. Draw two blue lines across each end of the material similar to create the blue stripes on the ends of a tallit. Use a glue gun to attach cord tassels or trim on each end. Place the tallit bookmark on the guests dinner plates.