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DIY Tutorial: Marshmallow Dreidels (+ FREE Happy Hanukkah Printable)

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As we start prepping for Hanukkah (tomorrow!) why not make the celebration of lights even sweeter with edible dreidels! Nicolle of Libby Lane Press, here sharing my simple tutorial for crafting dreidels out of salty and sweet treats.

This Marshmallow Dreidel DIY incorporates marshmallows, Hershey kisses, pretzel sticks, blue sprinkles and white frosting acting as ‘glue’. Not only is this a creative craft great for a play date or holiday celebration, but can also be festive a classroom treat during the holidays!

diy hanukkah dreidel tutorial

MARSHMALLOW DREIDEL – A DIY TUTORIAL

by Nicolle of Libby Lane Press

Materials:

diy hanukkah dreidel tutorial

  • Marshmallows
  • Hershey Kisses
  • Thin Pretzel Sticks (easiest if you break them in half
  • Blue Sugar Sprinkles
  • White Frosting used as ‘glue’
  • Spreader

Step by Step Instructions:

1. Using a thin layer of white frosting, coat all surfaces of the marshmallow

diy hanukkah dreidel tutorial

2. Roll the marshmallow in the blue sugar sprinkles

diy hanukkah dreidel tutorial

3. Break a thin pretzel rod in half and dip the broken end into the white frosting. Stick the frosting-dipped end into the flat side of the marshmallow to create the handle for the dreidel.

diy hanukkah dreidel tutorial

4. Holding the pretzel stick, roll the marshmallow in the sprinkles again to fully cover

5. Apply a small dab of white frosting to the Hershey Kiss and affix to the other flat side of the marshmallow to create the ‘spinner’.

diy hanukkah dreidel tutorial

diy hanukkah dreidel tutorial

diy hanukkah dreidel tutorial

FREE PRINTABLE HANUKKAH LABEL

For an added bonus, place in a cello bag, tie with ribbon and attach this FREE PRINTABLE to celebrate the season. (You can find additional Hanukkah items in the Libby Lane Press Etsy shop).

free hanukkah printable

9 Comments

  1. Shannon Rosenberg December 7, 2012 at 11:56 pm

    So uh, you know marshmallows aren't kosher, right?

    • Nicolle Spitulnik December 7, 2012 at 3:51 pm

      While the marshmallows I used for this tutorial are not kosher, I did this activity in the past at a nursery school and purchased kosher marshmallows from the kosher market.

  2. Aliza Fuhrman December 8, 2012 at 10:30 pm

    You can find kosher ones at a koshe market:)
    This is such a cute idea!

  3. Karen Lobovits December 3, 2015 at 5:57 pm

    these look fun to make and eat!

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