Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

Light Switch Covers – Free Printable

ByMenucha Citron Ceder Posted on Updated on

I created these free printable light switch covers as an easy solution to remind you to keep those lights on or off on Shabbos and Yom Tov! Disclosure: this post contains affiliate links.

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

I printed these light switch covers on a heavier card stock to help them keep their shape. I left it mostly light so that it’s easier to fit in with your decor, and so that it’s easy on the printer ink.

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

When you download this free printable, you get a 2-page PDF file: the rectangular light switch cover is for a single outlet and the square one is for a double.

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

Make sure that when you print, you choose NOT to “scale” it to your print media. The actual size is an accurate measurement for standard light switches, and if you scale it, it might not fit.

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

These light switch covers are essentially a very flat card box shape, without an opening on the top. There is a cutout at the back to fit the light switch. The cutout is designed to fit both toggle and rocker style switches, but if you have a toggle switch and want it to be sturdier, you cut it smaller.

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

There are many ways that you can mount the light switch covers to the switch plate:

  1. Some of the switches in my home came with hook and loop closure attached to the plates – I’m guessing the previous residents attached some kind of light switch covers with it! You can try that too.
  2. A bit of Washi tape works too since it’s paper so it’s very lightweight.
  3. If you cut the hole in the back smaller for your toggle switches, you may be able to use a strong magnet, that will attach to the screws that hold in the switch plate. Just beware – these are dangerous choking hazards!
Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

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Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

What you need to assemble your light switch covers:

How to assemble your light switch covers:

  1. Print out the light switch covers on cardstock.
Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

2. Cut out the light switch cover along the indicated lines. The dotted lines are for folding, not cutting!

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

3. Cut out the inner area for a toggle or rocker style switches.

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

4. Fold the light switch cover along the dotted lines.

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

5. Using your glue stick, glue the light switch cover together to form its shape.

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.
Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

6. If you are using hook and loop closure to hang the light switch cover, affix it now.

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

7. Put it to work! Hang your light switch cover wherever necessary throughout your home and enjoy the benefits all Shabbos long!

Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.
Print and assemble these light switch covers - they're perfect for Shabbos or Jewish Holidays! Remind yourself not to turn on or off the lights on the Chagim and Yom Tov and of course on Shabbat.

How do you teach your children not to touch the lights on Shabbos? Do you use aids like this light switch cover?

Menucha is a crafting mom of four kids: a 11 year old boy, 8 year old boy, 4 year old girl, and a one year old boy. Her main blog is momsandcrafters.com, where she shares fun crafty ideas, printables, and parenting articles. The Jewish section is her passion, sharing the life behind the Jewish holidays and raising an Orthodox family with joy.

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