15 DIY Menorahs To Make This Hanukkah

Our Favorite DIY Menorahs

Ombre Menorah

These festive candle holders are classy but still have some pizzazz. Impress your friends and family with this colorful take. (via Brit + Co)

Menorah-saurus

Amp up a stegosaurus’ backbone with candles in between the plates.

Citrus Menorah

One orange, four limes, nine Hanukkah candles — everything you need for this project is right in your kitchen. Spruce up your patio or breakfast nook with this natural indoor/outdoor candelabra.

Multicolored Wooden Menorah

Give regular candlesticks a personal touch by painting them in your favorite holiday colors or in your decor's color palette.

Modern Copper Menorah

Everything’s better dipped in gold. Or in this case, copper. Opt for a metallic menorah with this easy paint project. (via Brit + Co)

Rhinestone Rhinoceros Menorah

Did you really expect a DIY roundup from us that didn’t include glitter + Mod Podge? We’re wild about this sparkly rhino. Grab your favorite toy animal to use as the base for this circus candle holder.

Branch Menorah

Forage for a sturdy fallen branch for a rustic piece to adorn your tabletop. You’ll need to break out the power tools for this one: Drill eight holes, and slather on a few coats of glittery silver paint.

Table And Chairs

Add some whimsy to your Hanukkah celebration by purchasing a miniature table and chairs and using hot glue to secure a candle to each one. How cute!

Mud Cloth-Inspired Succulent Menorah

It doesn’t get better than this. Start collecting those glass (or plastic) bottles now. Once you have nine, dip them in paint for a whitewashed look that’s chic enough to sit next to the challah. (via Brit + Co)

Copper Cluster Vase

Although this isn’t *technically* a menorah tutorial, you could make it one with the right sizes and numbers of pipes — how gorgeous would that be?!

Rose Branch Candelabra

Okay, same with this one — but how beautiful would this be menorah-style? Very beautiful.

Circles And Squares

Grab a variety of wooden shapes, glue them together, and spray paint them gold for a chic update. Easy peasy.

Copper Menorah

The pipes in this DIY give it a modern and unique feel that will fit in with any geometric home decor. Feel free to dip dye your candles too. (via Brit + Co)

Driftwood Menorah

There are a variety of woods you can use to make branch menorahs. However, if you live by the coast and you happen to find the perfect piece of driftwood, that also makes a great base.

A Colorful Holiday

If you're an artist, grab paintbrushes (make sure they're the kind that have holes at the end of their handles) and use them as candlesticks. It's colorful, it's artsy, and it's the perfect addition to any Hanukkah.