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Star of David Place Settings

Paul Brissman

Tie a few leafed branches into a Star of David shape for an inexpensive addition to your Hanukkah table. It makes a gorgeous statement atop bright plates and plain white cloth napkins. To make it, trim extra leaves from the stems, leaving a few leaves just at the tips. Stem-color twine keeps everything in place.

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Dramatic Table Runner and Napkins

Paul Brissman

Go for bold when shopping for a table runner and napkins. Tie-dyed designs make food and dishes pop, especially when paired with solid whites and blues.

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3D Star of David Napkin Rings

Greg Scheidemann

Add a personal touch to your Hanukkah table with these DIY napkin rings. To give the napkin ring a 3D effect, hand draw the Star of David and then use a crafts knife to cut out half the shape and fold along the centerline.

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DIY Concrete Marbled Menorah

Adam Albright

This DIY faux-marble menorah is made with a separate concrete base for each candle. Spread the Hanukkah candles down the table for a lengthy centerpiece, or display them all together in the center. We chose blue and white to dye our concrete, but you can pick any color scheme.

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Star of David Hanukkah Serving Dishes

Greg Scheidemann

Skip purchasing dishes specifically for the holiday. Breathe new life into a plain white serving tray or cake pedestal with strips of foil tape. Cut strips thin and lay in Star of David pattern. To create sharp points, cut ends of the tape at an angle. When the treats are finished, the tape peels off effortlessly.

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Candle Centerpiece Idea

Greg Scheidemann

Pretty, sparkling candles stand at attention in the center of your Hanukkah table. More foil tape and small glass cups do the legwork for this gorgeous centerpiece.

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Simple White-and-Blue Setting

Kate Sears

Lighten up Hanukkah's traditional color scheme by introducing the signature blue in small doses, such as a casual striped cotton tablecloth, a star-embroidered napkin, and everyday china. Scatter the table with clear votive holders filled with candles or white carnations.

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Personalized Place Settings

Kim Cornelison

For a unique place card, set a small frame with each person's name on silver-and-blue wrapped boxes. This is a quick and easy way to add a personalized element to your table.

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Simple Napkin Grouping

Steven McDonald

While waiting for hot latkes, guests can play for foil-wrapped chocolate gelt. Display by dressing pewter plates with blue napkins and sprinkling a few chocolates and small silver trinkets on top. In the center of the table, a dramatic silver candleholder flickers to attention.

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Fine China Table Setting

Perry L. Struse

Break out the fine china and crystal for an elegant Hanukkah evening celebration. On top of the formal place setting, present each guest with a thoughtful gift wrapped in rich blue and gold.

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Ribbon and Fabric Settings

Iain Bagwell

Ribbon is an inexpensive embellishment that adds the perfect touch. Run a scarf of pretty blues down the center of the table. Then tie blue-and-white napkins at each place setting with a ribbon featuring a decorative edge of beads and coins. Wrap small plastic boxes with pieces of decorative ribbon and fill them with foil-wrapped chocolate coins.

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Menorah-Inspired Display

Greg Scheidemann

For a unique menorah, set glass tea-light holders on a tray with a single taper candle in the center. Fill the tea-light holders with water (add blue food coloring for an extra-festive touch) and secure the candleholders to the tray with double-stick tape so they don't shift around.

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Star of David Place Mat and Napkin

Scott Little

These elegant holiday table accessories treat your guests to a feast for the eyes. Woven strips of cloth give the place mat a rich texture. The coordinating napkin further sets off each place setting.