Hanukkah Arts and Crafts Supplies

One of my favorite pen pals is 4 years old and celebrates Hanukkah. She’s a terrific crafter, so every holiday season I like to send her some new crafting supplies for her to enjoy. In addition to basic paper staples in rich blues and silvers, I like to see what’s new in stores for her imagination to run wild with. I usually head to Paper Source to make her care package since there’s always something new to send her way! Here are a few staples to add to your Hanukkah DIY supply list.

Holiday Message Stamps

From Hanukkah greetings of cheer to a small dreidel, stamps are always ideal to have on hand for making cards, garlands and more. Try looking for stamp pads in a variety of shades of blue to pair with them.

Stickers

These envelope seals are a must for sticker lovers! Add them to plain wrapping paper sheets for a unique wrapping option your child can assist with.

Wrapping Papers & Paper Shapes

Wrapping paper isn’t just for wrapping the presents! It can be cut into wonderful shapes to make one-of-a-kind designs. Take a look at the narwhal design or sparkly dreidels.

Larger die-cut paper shapes  are also perfect for creating cheerful Hanukkah cards.

Custom Envelopes

Add extra personality to a plain envelope by adding a piece of holiday wrapping paper as a liner. Your child can trace and cut the shape to add to their handmade cards.

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