This Dreidel Buckle Napkin Ring is a sweet spin to add to your Chanukah Tablescape.
Chanukah is all about tradition, and we love finding ways to bring those elements together in our tablescapes. This year, we turned a simple dreidel-shaped cookie into a festive and functional detail—a Dreidel Buckle Napkin Ring!
By threading a wide velvet ribbon through the cookie, we created a unique napkin ring that added a cute, edible element to the table settings.
To tie the earthy tones of the décor into the table settings for this Chanukah Tablescape with a Spin, we used an un-iced cookie. You can ice the cookies if you prefer.
Our Penny Napkin Rings is another fun Chanukah napkin ring idea.
You will need:
Directions:

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- Roll out the cookie dough on a piece of parchment paper.
- Using your cookie cutter, cut out dreidels. Remove the extra dough.
- Use the small rectangle cookie cutter or a knife to cut out a rectangle in the center of each cookie.
- Remove the rectangle from the center of the cookies.
- Cut 3–4 thin strips of dough the length of the rectangle.
- Stick a strip in the center of each cookie. The cookie should resemble a buckle.
- Bake the cookies. Allow to cool.
- Thread the ribbon through the dreidel buckle and tie the ribbon around a napkin.
- This article originally appeared in Family First.
- Photo by Avi Gass







