Set of 4 Lighted Dreidel Hanukkah Yard Art Pathway Marker Decorations

I am always on the lookout for outdoor Hannukah decorations; this lighted pathway one was just what I needed to complete my display. I have a dark front door area that needs extra lighting along the sidewalk. The area in front of my house is a semi-enclosed patio area with a doorway and brick wall which blocks the light. This is great since I live in the deep south, and it blocks the sun and heat, but as far as guests are concerned, they have trouble seeing their way at night. So I am putting these dreidel path lights along the sidewalk near the doorway of my home to provide more light.

I have two sets since they are strung together and have about 2 feet of space between them. I am placing one on either side of my sidewalk to give my guests good lighting. I made a wreath from some silver tree roping by wrapping it around a metal frame and decorating it with metallic blue ornaments and poinsettias. They will look great together and will match the lighting perfectly. If you have a bit of creativity, you can add some blue bulbs and light to the shrubs. It doesn't take much, but the results are unique and create a great holiday display for the front porch area.

I purchased these items early so I wouldn't lose out on my chance to get some cute decorations. However, there are only a few weeks left before the holiday, so I suggest you order now before everything is gone.

Cover your walls and doors with stunning decorations for this year for Hanukkah. Get a gorgeous blue and white wreath, hang it on your door in a creative way, and make them look amazing. Also, this will draw some divine awareness from your friends and family.

The Blue and white holiday tinsel garland features a wide-cut structure and fire retardant and tarnish resistance. Most come with a six-ply spray and are recommended for indoor use or outdoor use. You may want to use this garland all over your home this season. It is not only gorgeous but economical and can be used year after year.

More Ideas for your decorating is garland. Garland can be pretty festive and add a little sparkle to your decorating. I like to collect my decorations and reuse them whenever I can for more than one holiday. Garland can be strung around the doorway or window and can also be used to brighten up a wreath.

Before the celebrations begin, decorate the halls with these Hanukkah adornments— some classic, some contemporary, some a combination of the two. From decorative dish towels to extravagant place settings, these indoor and outdoor adornments welcome the holiday's traditional colorings (blue and white) and symbols (Star of David and Tree of Life). Since the period spent with treasured guests is at the core of Hanukkah, a few ornamentations double as household-friendly games and actions, including a countdown pennant that lets kids get in on the fun. And while this checklist includes all of the classics, finish off your holiday display with some of these leisurely Hanukkah craftworks, wonderful for kids and adults alike.

Light are an easy way to decorate you home for the holidays. A string of light around the entrance or on the shrubs is a great way to add to your holiday decorating. Lights come in a variety of colors to suit any situation. Strings of lights can be plug-in or solar for places where plugs are unavailable.

I like to string lights around the mailbox using a solar light, if you live in an area where there isn't enough sunshine to power them you can opt for battery powered lighting. Once you have invested in lighting it is something which will last for years. When choosing colors for your light, you may want to pick color that can be used for other holidays.