Handmade Hanukkah Cards and Paper Crafts

Decorate a coloring sheet as you celebrate Hanukkah. Set out a coloring station for children at a family gathering, or print this Hanukkah coloring page in a smaller size and use it to decorate the front of paper Hanukkah cards. 

Send warm wishes to friends and family with a Star of David card that can be made in minutes using eyelets and silver thread.

Print out coloring pages to create an easy Hanukkah kids craft. As the kids color, take this opportunity to teach them about the history and traditions of Hanukkah. Friends and family will love receiving a card made from the coloring sheets!

Your holiday guests will long remember these little handmade packages. Each bundle includes a dreidel and a personalized tag.

Give a gift in style with these small boxes designed to look like traditional Jewish dreidels. They're simple to make from card stock.

Dimensional six-pointed stars help this Hanukkah greeting card stand out. Crafted in card stock, embossing powder, and plastic mesh, this project can be completed in short order.

Use everyday materials to craft these easy-to-make spinning tops. Kids can make the dreidels from paper decorated with Hebrew letters. Our project instructions even include a traditional game for the kids to play.

For a playful page, this scrapbooker incorporated a song by comedian Adam Sandler into her journaling. She paired a black-and-white photo with bright colors for impact and wrote a subtitle, rather than lots of text, to keep the layout simple.

Duplicate an element from your photo. Made from a small length of ribbon and four sequins, the "i" in the title mirrors the look of the candles.

Use cutout letters, shapes, silver embellishments, and ribbon to add layers and clever decorative elements.

When you create cards, think in simple shapes and basic colors. The design comes alive when you add wonderful textures and intricate, but simple to do, wire-and-beadwork motif.

Craft this Hanukkah greeting card and watch the recipient's eyes light up. It's easy to make from card stock, paper, and a few inexpensive crafts supplies.

Create a contemporary Hanukkah greeting card with vellum strips and brads. Card stock, punched stars, and few simple crafts supplies complete the project.

Layers of texture and shape give this contemporary Hanukkah greeting card a bold look. It's made from basic crafts supplies and destined to be a favorite among your recipients.

Put a spin on the traditional Hanukkah card by making a slider card with a coordinating sleeve. This unique card is constructed with common crafts materials, including card stock, punched stars, ribbon, beads, and wire.

Even the youngest card maker can "sew" up this stylish Star of David greeting. The card is crafted in card stock and ribbon and has a clean, contemporary look.

Invite guests to join you for Hanukkah festivities with this handsome invitation. A vellum overlay provides a homey stage for the handwritten details atop a colorful menorah.

Bugle beads form a menorah on this clever Hanukkah invitation. Velvet cording frames both the menorah and the wording, giving the papers an elegant touch.