Welcome to Kosher.com's Kosher Kids Canvas Kitchen! I'm Mushky from Honor Roll Crafts, and today we're going to draw something super special – candles for Shabbos!

We love lighting Shabbos candles, it's one of our favorite things to do. There's just something so cozy and inviting about bringing in the Shabbos by lighting these beautiful mixed lights. And, as you can see, I have a whole collection of them here. But today, we're not going to cook food like we usually do – instead, we're going to draw! That's right; all it takes is a pencil or marker and a dash of creativity to create something amazing.

Now, before we get started, I want to remind you that all you need is some paper and your imagination. You can use any kind of pen or pencil you like, and don't worry if your drawing doesn't look perfect – it's all about having fun and being creative! So, are you ready to get started? Let's dive right in!

First things first, we're going to make a nice rectangle for our candle. You can choose any shape you like, but I think a simple rectangle works best. Just draw two lines across the page and then another line down – voila! You've got yourself a beautiful canvas for your candle.

Now, let's add some details. We want our candle to look nice and symmetrical, so why not make two identical candles? That way, we can have one on each side of our rectangle. Just draw two more rectangles, mirror images of the first one, and then add some lines to connect them together. Easy peasy!

But wait – what about making it look like a real candle? We want it to be special, after all! So, let's add some little circles to make it look like the wax on our candle is melting. Just draw a few small circles along the top of each rectangle, and then add some lines to connect them together. It's starting to look like a real candle!

Now, let's give our candle some personality. We can add some legs to make it stand out – just draw a little stick with a foot at the bottom of each rectangle, and you'll have yourself a happy little candle! And, if you want to get really creative, you could even add some details like flames or wick marks.

I love this part of drawing because we get to add facial expressions to our candles. Who says candles can't smile? Just draw two small circles for the eyes and add a smile – voila! You've got yourself a happy little candle that's ready to light up your Shabbos.

Okay, it's time to put everything together. Let's connect all the lines and add some final details to make our candle look its absolute best. And, of course, we need to make sure our candle has hands – because what's a candle without some cute little arms waving around? It's finally starting to come together!

And that's it! You now have your very own candle drawing, complete with happy little faces and wiggly legs. I hope you had as much fun drawing this as I did, because that's exactly what art is all about – having fun and being creative.

Well, before we say goodbye, I just want to remind you of one more important thing: Shabbos candles are a way for us to celebrate the Sabbath day and show our love and respect for God. So, next time you light your candle, remember to take a moment to appreciate the beauty and significance of this special tradition.

Thanks so much for joining me in the Kosher Kids Canvas Kitchen today! I hope you'll come back and visit us again soon, because we have tons of other fun projects and activities waiting for you. Until next time, stay creative and keep on smiling – just like our happy little candles!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwelcome we're here in kosher.com kosher kids canvas kitchen where we don't cook food we draw food hi welcome I'm mushky from honor roll crafts and this is my dear friend Russia hi what are we drawing today hmm good question you want to know we're drawing where could that drawing be oh maybe it's in our dish would you look at that oh my candles for Shabbos Shabbos candles I love lighting Shabbos candles it's one of my favorite mixed lights me too I just love turning off all my electronics and bringing in Shabbos by lighting sharpest candles are you ready to get started yeah okay so guys it's not the typical ingredients we're using today all you are going to need is pencil or marker paper and a dash of creativity and that's it you can go get your supplies and come right back we're gonna do the Candlestick on the left right here sort of the top middle of the page we're gonna make a nice rectangle amazing Russia now you could do one candle at a time or we could do both at the same time why not nice and symmetrical and now for the Candlestick just make two lines coming inwards as if you're making a triangle don't close the triangle now you're going to make a straight line and then two little lines coming down close that up and to make it look like a fancier Candlestick we're gonna add a little circle okay now we're gonna have another line coming down also coming out from each circle and we're going to close it up like a little smiley now for the main part of the Candlestick big parentheses right next to each other this way and that way very close together all the way down amazing it's almost like a leaf also now again there's a lot of lines now this line is not going to be super straight it's going to be like a smiley another little smile two little lines coming down and another smile these candlesticks are really really happy for the step wow look how nice that is and now a straight line to connect both sides and another two little lines coming down isn't it cool though it's just a bunch of shapes um and that was straight line look at that to give our candlesticks a little personality we're gonna add like a real kind of legs so a little stick with the foot coming out now we're going to draw the Candlestick so if you're more comfortable and want it straighter you could use a ruler if you're the measuring type I'm going to go up and make two lines coming up over here on this side and this is going to be the actual candle now instead of closing the candle so straight like a blunt line we're going to make a little brown on the top even though the candle is not sad at all okay and now a little smile gorgeous and a little Wick coming out the Wicks are never super straight so I'm making it a tiny drop slanted and for the flame we're gonna make it like a little leaf as if you would draw a leaf in the middle of the wick one side and then the other if you notice a flame actually has so many different colors and it dances there's so many amazing things to a flame if you pay attention okay and now my favorite part the bright light coming out every time we do a Mitzvah there's a bright light that comes out okay now to add the facial expressions are you ready for that okay so we're gonna add the eyes right in here two circles and I'm gonna add but I'm gonna have them looking at each other as if they're so excited to be near each other so I'm going to make two circles looking this way and two circles looking that way love that I'm going to color in the rest of the eye black and to add a little femininity let's add a little eyelashes what do you think one two three one two three one two three one two three foreign smile you can do whatever type of smile you like and we're missing something what are we missing oh the hands the candles are going to be waving to you oh Russia you're so sweet are you ready to color it in and make it come to life okay here's all different crayons you might need and should do this really fast okay let's go thank you and look who popped up on their table just in time shot this candles enjoy your real Showbiz candles that you have on your Shabbos table or your candles that you have from your kosher kids canvas kitchen enjoy and have a wonderful Shabbos thank youwelcome we're here in kosher.com kosher kids canvas kitchen where we don't cook food we draw food hi welcome I'm mushky from honor roll crafts and this is my dear friend Russia hi what are we drawing today hmm good question you want to know we're drawing where could that drawing be oh maybe it's in our dish would you look at that oh my candles for Shabbos Shabbos candles I love lighting Shabbos candles it's one of my favorite mixed lights me too I just love turning off all my electronics and bringing in Shabbos by lighting sharpest candles are you ready to get started yeah okay so guys it's not the typical ingredients we're using today all you are going to need is pencil or marker paper and a dash of creativity and that's it you can go get your supplies and come right back we're gonna do the Candlestick on the left right here sort of the top middle of the page we're gonna make a nice rectangle amazing Russia now you could do one candle at a time or we could do both at the same time why not nice and symmetrical and now for the Candlestick just make two lines coming inwards as if you're making a triangle don't close the triangle now you're going to make a straight line and then two little lines coming down close that up and to make it look like a fancier Candlestick we're gonna add a little circle okay now we're gonna have another line coming down also coming out from each circle and we're going to close it up like a little smiley now for the main part of the Candlestick big parentheses right next to each other this way and that way very close together all the way down amazing it's almost like a leaf also now again there's a lot of lines now this line is not going to be super straight it's going to be like a smiley another little smile two little lines coming down and another smile these candlesticks are really really happy for the step wow look how nice that is and now a straight line to connect both sides and another two little lines coming down isn't it cool though it's just a bunch of shapes um and that was straight line look at that to give our candlesticks a little personality we're gonna add like a real kind of legs so a little stick with the foot coming out now we're going to draw the Candlestick so if you're more comfortable and want it straighter you could use a ruler if you're the measuring type I'm going to go up and make two lines coming up over here on this side and this is going to be the actual candle now instead of closing the candle so straight like a blunt line we're going to make a little brown on the top even though the candle is not sad at all okay and now a little smile gorgeous and a little Wick coming out the Wicks are never super straight so I'm making it a tiny drop slanted and for the flame we're gonna make it like a little leaf as if you would draw a leaf in the middle of the wick one side and then the other if you notice a flame actually has so many different colors and it dances there's so many amazing things to a flame if you pay attention okay and now my favorite part the bright light coming out every time we do a Mitzvah there's a bright light that comes out okay now to add the facial expressions are you ready for that okay so we're gonna add the eyes right in here two circles and I'm gonna add but I'm gonna have them looking at each other as if they're so excited to be near each other so I'm going to make two circles looking this way and two circles looking that way love that I'm going to color in the rest of the eye black and to add a little femininity let's add a little eyelashes what do you think one two three one two three one two three one two three foreign smile you can do whatever type of smile you like and we're missing something what are we missing oh the hands the candles are going to be waving to you oh Russia you're so sweet are you ready to color it in and make it come to life okay here's all different crayons you might need and should do this really fast okay let's go thank you and look who popped up on their table just in time shot this candles enjoy your real Showbiz candles that you have on your Shabbos table or your candles that you have from your kosher kids canvas kitchen enjoy and have a wonderful Shabbos thank you\n"