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Complete Your Hanukkah Decor With This DIY Dreidel Piñata




Hanukkah is almost upon us! And with it comes gold, gelt, potatoes, and presents. As you prep for the festivities and light your menorah, we have one finishing touch for your holiday decor — this adorable DIY dreidel piñata. It's super easy to make and takes less than an hour to whip up. Let’s get started!


materials for the diy dreidl

Materials + Tools:

  • Cardboard
  • Scissors
  • Utility knife
  • Crepe paper streamers
  • Blue tape
  • Glue

cutting out templates

Cut out a square and a triangle to make your DIY dreidel piñata.


cutting out cardboardTrace the shapes on the cardboard and cut out.
squares and trianglesYou'll want five squares and four triangles.
assemble the DIY dreidel pi\u00f1ata

Assemble your dreidel piñata by taping together the five squares to make a cube-like shape. If you want to fill your dreidel with candy (or gelt!), cut a little flap on the top.

Make the handle by rolling a scrap of cardboard into a tube and tape on top of the dreidel.


taping shapes togetherTape together the triangles to make a pyramid-like shape and then tape the cube and pyramid together.
cutting fringe into the streamerFringe your streamer. You’re going to need a lot! Fringe, fringe, fringe!
glue paper onto the cardboard

Starting from the bottom of DIY dreidel piñata, glue the fringe onto the cardboard. Keep gluing until you finish one side. Trim the edges.

Continue gluing fringe on all the sides until your dreidel is completely covered. Don’t forget the handle!


gluing letters

Cut out the letters: Nun, Gimel, He, and Shin. Glue the paper letters on each side of the dreidel.


finished DIY dreidel pi\u00f1ataFill with gelt and you’re all set!
dreidelDreidel, dreidel, dreidel, I made you out of crepe paper!
DIY dreidel pi\u00f1ataHappy Hanukkah!

Loving this DIY dreidel piñata? Follow us on TikTok for more DIY inspiration and tag us with your own crafts on Instagram!

DIY Production and Styling: Irene Lee
Photography: Chris Andre

This post has been updated.

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