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For me St Patrick’s Day always heralds the start of spring.
The bright green of the shamrocks …
… the colours of the rainbow…
… and all that leprachaun mischief promise sunshine and laughter after the gloom of late winter.
I just hope the snow has gone and the floods receded by March 17th
But if the weather is still lousy, these super simple, super fun St Patrick’s Days crafts for kids will keep us all from going cabin crazy… and if you’re running out of inspiration for something green to wear on the big day you’ll love these ideas …
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St Patrick’s Day Crafts for Kids
Saint Patrick’s Day is both a cultural and religious celebration that takes place every 17 March, which is the death date of the most commonly recognised Patron Saint of Ireland – Saint Patrick. It’s a public holiday in Ireland, Norther Ireland, Newfoundland, Montserrat and Labrador and is also celebrated in many other countries around the world, including the USA, Canada and mainland Britain.
If you fancy getting your kids in the spirit of St Patricks Day, here’s a bunch of lovely St Patricks Day crafts for kids that will have them leaping around like leprechauns at the excitement of it all.
Shamrocks
Sprouting Shamrocks … Housing a Forest
Shamrock Crown – Small Friendly
Split Pea Shamrocks … Honey Bear Lane
Shamrock Votives … Mess For Less
Shamrock Slime … Growing a Jewelled Forest
Green Pepper Shamrock Prints … Learn Play Imagine
Toilet Paper Roll Shamrock Prints … Sassy Dealz
Hanging Shamrocks … Hands On As We Grow
Shamrock Men … Sweet and Lovely Crafts
Shamrock Lei … Simple As That
Egg Box Shamrocks … The Iowa’s Farmer’s Wife
Made in a moment shamrock hair clips from Money Wise Moms
Loo roll shamrocks – Coffee With Us 3
Leprachauns
Grass Haired Leprachauns … Play Dr Hutch
I love the magic leprachaun rocks from Gifts of Curiosity … and can’t wait to give them a try
Peg Doll Leprachauns … Pink and Green Mama
Hand Print Leprachauns … Meet the Dubiens
Leprachaun Trap … The Crafting Chicks
Rainbows
Comb Painted Rainbows – No Time for Flash Cards
Rainbow Cloud … Makes and Takes
Tissue Paper Rainbows … Coupons Are Great
Fruit Loop Rainbow … We Made That
Super simple rainbow painting … Putti’s World
Paper Plate Rainbow … Blog Me Mom
Shamrock & Rainbow Crown – B-Inspired Mama
Rainbow collage from old catalogues … Mama’s Little Muse
Well that’s the kids sorted for St Patricks then… if you fancy something more for yourself, why not check out Guinness Recipes post.
I love these fun crafts. My kiddos would have a great time creating these for St. Patrick’s day. Thank you for sharing! PINNED!
So glad you liked Michelle – they are so much fun. Big thank you for the pin.
Hi Alice:
I just came across your blog from Kathe’s linking party.
I love your soup ideas!
I also see that you have several saasonal posts. I host a weekly link party called Seasonal Sundays and I think it would be great to have you link up. The link goes live on Saturdays ast 7 pm EST. Hope to see you then!
Also, I can’t get your email to work. I used: “[email protected]” Thought you’d like to know.
– Alma, The Tablescaper
Love these especially the tp printed shamrock
Some great ideas!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
Thanks for linking up with the Kids Co-Op party last week. I host it on Generation iKid as well as highlighted your post this week 🙂
Jennifer @ Generation iKid
http://www.generationikid.com
These are really cute! I love the shamrock prints. Thanks for sharing.
So glad you liked Susan – they are cute aren’t they?
LOADS of great ideas 🙂 They are fab! Thank you for linking to PoCoLo x
So many cute ideas. I love the sprouts on a sponge. Pinning. Visiting from Craft Frenzy Friday.
Me too and the grass leprachaun … always nice to be able to build growing and plants into crafts
Lots of great ideas! Will be pinning it to pinterest.
Thanks so much for the pin Kimberlee – I am now following you on Pinterest, Alice x
Great collection! Will enjoy trying some of these with my preschoolers.
So glad you liked Sheryl, it was such a fun post to write – Alice x
We’ve done the fruit loop rainbow before, but I love seeing all of these different ideas. Thanks for sharing!
They’re so much aren’t they Judy – we’re going to try the leprachaun with grass hair today which is just so super cute
Wow! Terrific ideas! Thanks so much for including one of our posts!
St Patty’s day is just so much fun isn’t it 😉