
Dreidel Napkins
Celebrate Hanukkah in style with dreidel-inspired napkins. Embellish them with embroidery or fabric paint, throw some chocolate gelt on the table, and get ready to spin the real thing.
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| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Elisabeth Hill |
| Published | February 23, 2023 |
| Format |
Simple folding and a pom-pom accent make these fun napkins for a holiday celebration. Take off the removable pom-poms and refold the napkins for a different, yet still playful, look.
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Simple folding and a pom-pom accent make these fun napkins for a holiday celebration. Take off the removable pom-poms and refold the napkins for a different, yet still playful, look.
After realizing her extensive napkin collection was missing some fun, holiday-themed napkins, Elisabeth turned to her holiday-loving husband for suggestions. “What about Santa hats . . . and dreidels?” was his reply. After folding some scrap paper into different shapes, Elisabeth designed these napkins and also dreidels (see Little Looms Holiday 2020 for that project).

Celebrate Hanukkah in style with dreidel-inspired napkins. Embellish them with embroidery or fabric paint, throw some chocolate gelt on the table, and get ready to spin the real thing.
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