Hannukah, the festival of lights, is on December 16. This fun family holiday is all about twinkling lights, delicious latkes, plentiful gifts, and commemorating the past with a fantastic celebration.
If you’re hosting a Hanukkah bash this year, you’ll want to check out these eight beautiful and easy DIY projects. From elegant ombré candles to a printable dessert table banner, these DIY Hanukkah decorations will make your holiday beautiful and bright.
Take a look, and let us know which ones you love in the comments!
1. Wrapped Menorah
Give your home the gift of lights with an easy DIY menorah that’s beautiful, festive, and simple to make.
Photo courtesy of Better Homes & Gardens
2. Felt Coasters
Protect your tables and add handmade coziness to your festivities with these soft embroidered felt coasters.
Photo courtesy of The Purl Bee
3. Delicious Donuts
Make this traditional Hanukkah dessert extra fun by decorating your own with fun colors and printable tags.
Photo courtesy of Frog Prince Paperie via Catch My Party
4. Paper Dreidels
Hang a handful of bright paper dreidels in a window or above a dessert table for a curtain of Hanukkah fun.
Photo courtesy of Design Megillah
5. Silver Star Settings
These pretty popsicle-stick place settings look surprisingly elegant when placed against a royal blue napkin.
Photo courtesy of Evermine Blog
6. Ombré Candles
Celebrate the festival of lights like a pro by making a set of beautiful ombré candles for your menorah.
Photo courtesy of Design Megillah
7. Party Poppers
These gelt-filled party poppers will delight kids and adults–and you’ll never guess what easy-to-find material they’re made out of!
Photo courtesy of Creative Jewish Mom
8. Beautiful Banner
Deck out your home with a beautiful blue-and-white banner over the mantle or above a doorway.
Photo courtesy of Evermine Blog
However you celebrate your festival of lights, these fun DIYs will get your party popping. So break out the latkes, pour the wine, and have a happy Hanukkah!
Top Image Credit: Evermine Blog
What’s your favorite way to celebrate Hanukkah? Tell us in the comments!
