Hanukkah 2026 starts at sundown on Friday, December 4. Here are all of my Hanukkah crochet patterns in one place, plus one knit: bobble stitch pillows, garlands, a menorah wall hanging, stars for the table and soft dreidels for little hands. Three of them are free right here on the blog. 💙

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Hanukkah crochet patterns: blue menorah bobble stitch pillow with gray bobble branches and orange flames

If you want handmade pieces out on the first night, start the bigger makes (the pillows and garlands) this month and leave the quick ones (the stars and dreidels) for the last week.

Hanukkah pillow bundle

The menorah, dreidel and Star of David pillows in one printable PDF

All three bobble stitch pillow patterns together, clean and ad-free.

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Free Hanukkah patterns

Three full patterns are free on the blog: the crochet dreidel pillow, the knit gift pocket garland, and the crochet cable placemats further down.

Hanukkah bobble stitch pillows

Three crochet pillows worked in bobble stitch, so the menorah, dreidel and star stand out in texture you can feel. They look best as a set on the couch.

Hanukkah garlands and wall hangings

Something to hang: the Festival of Lights gift pocket garland, with eight numbered pockets for gelt or small gifts (in crochet or knit), a mini menorah and dreidel garland, and a menorah wall hanging.

For the Hanukkah table

For the table: sparkly stars for each place setting, a simple Star of David, a brioche six-point star, soft dreidels the kids can actually play with, and free cable placemats in sparkle yarn.

Materials for Hanukkah crochet

Most of these patterns use worsted weight acrylic yarn, which comes in the blues, whites and silvers that suit Hanukkah decor. The Simple Star of David and Interactive Menorah use Bernat Softee Baby, and the place setting stars use Lion Brand Sparkle. Each pattern lists its exact yarn and hook size.

  • Yarn: worsted weight acrylic such as Red Heart Super Saver, in royal blue, light blue, white and gray
  • Hooks: 4.0 mm to 6.5 mm depending on the pattern; the pillows use 5.5 mm (US I/9)
  • Knitting needles: 6 mm (US 10) for the knit gift pocket garland
  • Fibrefill for the dreidels and pillows, and a tapestry needle for weaving in ends

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Red Heart Super Saver worsted weight yarn

Red Heart Super Saver

Worsted weight acrylic, lots of blues

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Susan Bates Silvalume crochet hook set

Susan Bates Hook Set G6 to K10.5

Covers 4.0 mm to 6.5 mm

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Poly-Fil fibrefill stuffing

Poly-Fil Fibrefill

For dreidels and pillow stuffing

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Clover Chibi bent tip tapestry needles

Clover Chibi Tapestry Needles

For weaving in ends and seaming

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Hanukkah crochet patterns FAQ

When does Hanukkah start in 2026?

Hanukkah 2026 begins at sundown on Friday, December 4, and ends at sundown on Saturday, December 12. Start the bigger makes, like the pillows and garlands, in November so they are ready for the first night.

Are there free Hanukkah crochet patterns?

Yes. The Dreidel Bobble Pillow (crochet), the Gift Pocket Garland (knit) and the Cable Placemats (crochet) are free on the blog. Each pattern post explains how to get the rest.

What yarn should I use for Hanukkah crochet?

Most of these patterns use worsted weight acrylic such as Red Heart Super Saver, which comes in plenty of blues, whites and grays. The Simple Star of David and Interactive Menorah use Bernat Softee Baby, and the place setting stars use Lion Brand Sparkle.

Which Hanukkah crochet projects are quickest to make?

The Simple Star of David, the 6-point star place settings and the crochet dreidels are the smaller makes. The bobble stitch pillows and the garlands take longer, so start those first.

What is bobble stitch?

A bobble is several unfinished double crochets worked into one stitch and closed together, which makes a raised dot. The Hanukkah pillows use rows of bobbles to draw the menorah, dreidel and Star of David in texture.

More holiday patterns

Making for Christmas too? See my crochet Christmas patterns collection, or the full set of bobble stitch pillow patterns for Christmas, Hanukkah and fall.


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