15 Free Hanukkah Patterns to Crochet and Knit
Celebrate Hanukkah with these free knit and crochet patterns! There are all kinds of home decor projects of different styles and sizes, and even 3 child-friendly menorahs! Check out these super cute Menorah Tops patterns in both knit and crochet. Kids will flip over these Hanukkah dinosaur patterns with their own safe knit or crocheted candles.
Menorah Tops
These two triceratops menorahs, one knit, and one crochet, are available here on the blog. I know, I know…dinosaurs and Hanukkah aren’t normally mentioned in the same sentence. But, these cuties definitely bring added fun to the whole celebration. And, did you catch where you store the candles? Genius!
Knit Menorah Tops
Crochet Menorah Tops
Look at that little face! The kiddos are going to be begging to ‘light’ the candles every day! And, check out the cute dino egg that holds the menorah candles! The knitting pattern has one too. Fantastic!
Hanukkah Patterns To Crochet And Knit (from Yarnspirations)
Yarnspirations also brought together Hanukkah patterns in their collection “Celebrating the Festival of Lights.” Click on the links below to find more Hanukkah patterns to knit and crochet. Dreidels, banners, pillows, table runners, and more. Wrap yourself in Hanukkah when you make your own blue and white throw or blanket. Make yourself comfortable and fill your home with joy as you celebrate the special season!
- Hanukkah Banner
- Gift of Gelt Bag
- Child’s Menorah
- Dreidel Table Runner and Napkin Holders
- Menorah Gift Tie
- Menorah Pillow
- Star of David Ornament
- Star Table Runner
- Star Coasters
- Star Table Mat
- Star Throw
- C2C Crochet Menorah Blanket
- Knit Gelt Bag and Dreidel
Don’t forget to let us know what you made by posting in the Facebook group! Happy Hanukkah!
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thank you for the Hanukkah patterns. If you find any others to add please include in your newsletter no matter what time of year you find them. We need time to make them all for ourselves and as gifts. Another ask is if you have any crochet or knit patterns for Sukkot, Passover or other Jewish holidays. It doesn’t matter when you find them as they are rare and we can make them ahead of time.