How To Draw A Hanukkah Present

How to Draw a Hanukkah Present: A Fun Guide

Drawing a Hanukkah present is a fun way to celebrate the holiday! Let’s learn how to draw a special gift step by step. You can make this drawing for yourself or for friends who celebrate Hanukkah. Let’s get started!

Materials Needed

Before we begin, make sure you have these materials:

• A marker
• Paper
• Coloring materials (like markers or colored pencils)

Step 1: Outline the Present

Let’s start by drawing the shape of the present:

1. Draw the letter “L” by making a line down and then across.
2. Finish the shape by drawing an upside-down “L” to make a rectangle or square.

You can also choose a different shape, like a circle or something fun like a car!

Step 2: Add the Wrapping

Now, let’s add some wrapping to our present:

1. Draw two straight lines down the middle to make the ribbon.
2. At the top, draw an upside-down “U” for the knot of the bow.
3. Make loops from the knot to create the bow.
4. Add some lines inside the ribbon to make it look real.

Step 3: Create the Ends of the Bow

Let’s finish the bow:

1. Draw curves coming out from the sides of the bow.
2. Connect these curves with a sideways “V” shape to complete the ribbon ends.

Step 4: Choose Your Colors

For a Hanukkah-themed present, we can use blue, white, and silver. In this guide, we’ll use blue and gray. You can also add pink if you want to draw a funny face!

Step 5: Color the Present

Time to color!

1. Color the ribbon blue. Leave some parts white to make it look shiny.
2. Use the gray marker for the wrapping paper. Leave some white spots for highlights.

Step 6: Add Hanukkah Decorations

Let’s make the present festive with Hanukkah symbols:

1. Draw the Star of David. Start with a triangle, then add an upside-down “V” to make the star.
2. Draw more stars on your present if you like.

Step 7: Final Touches

Add more stars or decorations like a menorah or a dreidel in the background. You can also draw a funny face on your present for fun!

Conclusion

Great job! You’ve drawn a Hanukkah present. This activity lets you be creative and celebrate the holiday. We hope you had fun with this drawing lesson. Happy Hanukkah!