If you're still scrambling for a little something to make your Hanukkah celebration a bit more dazzling and festive, Martha Stewart (of course) has the most amazing roundup of Hanukkah craft ideas. Here, just a few of my favorites that seem like you could manage to get together in time for latkes and your family's Competitive Dreidel Deathmatch.
For decked out dreidels (shown at top) just coat regular wooden ones in glue and dip in glitter. Plop them all into a big glass jar or vase and you've got a great centerpiece.
[see more great Hanukkah craft and decor ideas after the jump]
If you hand out gift cards (or gelt cards?) for the season, these Dreidel Gift Card Holders look not too terribly hard to pull off and really are beautiful.
This dreidel placecard looks like something even I could make. And that's saying something.
What kid (or parent) wouldn't love these monogrammed Hanukkah cookies? Honestly, they're probably awesome even without the monogram but the letters are a nice touch.
Instead of crowns, I really really love this idea for making a kids Hanukkah candle headpiece with little more than construction paper. Which is much safer than using actual fire. -Liz
Find all the instructions for these Hanukkah crafts, decor, and more are on MarthaStewart.com
For decked out dreidels (shown at top) just coat regular wooden ones in glue and dip in glitter. Plop them all into a big glass jar or vase and you've got a great centerpiece.
[see more great Hanukkah craft and decor ideas after the jump]
If you hand out gift cards (or gelt cards?) for the season, these Dreidel Gift Card Holders look not too terribly hard to pull off and really are beautiful.
This dreidel placecard looks like something even I could make. And that's saying something.
What kid (or parent) wouldn't love these monogrammed Hanukkah cookies? Honestly, they're probably awesome even without the monogram but the letters are a nice touch.
Instead of crowns, I really really love this idea for making a kids Hanukkah candle headpiece with little more than construction paper. Which is much safer than using actual fire. -Liz
Find all the instructions for these Hanukkah crafts, decor, and more are on MarthaStewart.com
