Free Printable Purim Party Picks
Enjoy these free printable Purim party picks, perfect for completing a beautiful Purim tablescape. This post contains affiliate links.
A few years ago, I watercolored some designs to make Purim printables – labels, napkin rings, place cards…
I decided to take some of those (the hamantaschen in particular) and turn them into fun little party picks that you can use to add some festive fun to your Purim party!
They’re super simple to assemble and I even included two versions of the printable for your convenience. One is a PDF to print and hand cut, and one is a PNG formatted to use with Cricut “print then cut”.
They are simply sandwiched over a toothpick and glued back-to-back.
I included both an attached trio of hamantaschen and individual ones, for bigger or smaller picks.
Note: the hamantaschen are formatted “point down”. That’s because it made more sense to put the fold on the long end. If you prefer it point down, you simply need to punch or poke a tiny hole for the toothpick along the long (fold) edge.
More ways to use Purim Party Picks
I think that party picks are one of the most underrated party supplies. They are so easy to make and versatile, and you can really “theme” a party with them.
Beyond charcuterie, fruit platters, or finger foods, there are many different ways to use them at your Purim seudah – or not.
In Mishloach Manot – if you’re giving the type of foods that work well with party picks, this is a super fun way to make it more special.
Sensory bins – I have a fun Purim sensory bin idea where I use this as an add-in. Because it’s pokey, you may prefer to finish it off with a small segment of paper straw for younger kids.
Cupcake topper – I have long used party picks by poking them into cupcakes. It works better with larger picks.
Assemble the free printable Purim Party Picks
Materials
- The printables printed on cardstock
- Scissors – I recommend detail scissors
- Toothpicks
- Glue – A hot glue gun works well for this and dries almost instantly. Pretty much glue should work too.
Process
1. Cut out your hamantaschen around the outer border.
If you’re using your Cricut, upload it to Design space, resize it to max 6.75 wide or 9.25 inches high. Follow the normal process to “print then cut”.
3 Fold your Hamantasch in half so that you have the two identical sides aligned back to back. If you hand cut, you may want to clean it up a little and trim it to be pefectly aligned. (Or do this after the last step).
4. Glue the tip of a toothpick on the bottom edge, overlapping by about 1/2 inch or a little less.
5. Apply glue over one of the hamantaschen (one half of the pick).
6. Fold it in half, press down, and allow it to dry.
Your Purim party picks are complete! How will you be using yours? Comment below!
Download the free Purim party picks
Get matching watercolor hamantaschen napkin rings, and place cards!
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