One Minute DIY Santa Hat Drink Stirrers

These cute Santa Hat Drink Stirrers (or name tags!) only take about a minute each to make! You can’t beat that for a quick holiday DIY!

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Transform your holiday drinks into a merry and bright statement with these adorable DIY Santa Hat Drink Stirrers! Perfect for holiday parties, family gatherings, or a cozy night in, these festive stirrers bring a playful touch to your beverages. Plus, they’re as easy to make as they are charming. No crafting expertise required!

Another way to spice these up is to not only use them as straw toppers but write names on the hats. This way, everyone can tell their drinks apart when the entire family shows up for Christmas. They’re perfect for your pink and peppermint white chocolate candy cane cocktails.

And if you still need last-minute holiday decor, these Santa footprints will certainly freak out the kids (especially if there is no snow in sight).

So whether you’re hosting a large holiday bash or simply want to add some festive flair to your drinks, these stirrers are the perfect touch. Grab your mini Santa hats, a few straws, and follow this quick 1-minute tutorial to create your own batch of cheerful drink accessories. Cheers to a holly jolly holiday season!

DIY santa hat drink stirrers or drink name tags

Materials and Tools Needed

DIY santa hat drink stirrers or drink name tags

How to Make Santa Hat Drink Stirrers

1 — Hold a mini Santa hat at a slight angle, and make a small slit on one side of the hat. Ensure the slit is slightly smaller than the diameter of your straw for a snug, secure fit that won’t slip into anyone’s drink.

2 — Carefully slide the straw through the slit until the hat sits snugly on top.

That’s it! These adorable drink stirrers are the perfect way to add some holiday cheer to your Christmas cocktails or mocktails.

DIY santa hat drink stirrers or drink name tags

More Easy Holiday DIYs and Recipes

So there you have it! A simple, festive way to dress up your drinks for the holidays without spending much time or money. Just like these reusable gold drink stirrers, these Santa hat drink stirrers are perfect for Christmas get-togethers with friends and family. Be sure to make a few extras so everyone can enjoy them! The holidays are hectic enough so check out some of our favorite quick and easy holiday DIYs and recipes from the archives below —

DIY santa hat drink stirrers or drink name tags
DIY One Minute Santa Hat Drink Stirrers - sugar and cloth

DIY Santa Hat Drink Stirrers

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Whip up this fun holiday drink stir sticks in minutes!
Prep Time5 minutes
Total Time5 minutes
Course DIY
Category Entertaining Decor

Equipment

  • Scissors

Materials

  • Mini felt Santa hats
  • Stripes straws

Instructions

  • Hold the mini Santa hat at an angle and make a tiny slit on the side. Make sure the cut is a bit smaller than the straw so that it’s a super snug fit and won’t fall into anyone’s drink.
  • Slip the straw through.
Cost: $10
KEYWORD: diy santa hat drink stirrers

All photos by Kimberly Chau Photography. Post in association with Martha Stewart Living.

Don’t forget to share your Santa hat stirrers with us on Instagram using the hashtag #sugarandclothloves. We always love seeing all of your creations! Looking for more interior design inspiration? You can find them all of our home decor tutorials and ideas right here.

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