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Here is a great craft for kids who love pixel art as well as Saint Patrick’s Day. This is a paper weaving craft that’s end result looks like a mosaic / pixelated art form of a four leaf clover (shamrock). Have fun.
Today we are making a woven yarn Leprechaun beard and we are doing it with a simple cardboard loom. I have seen some crafts online for making crocheted or knitted bears and I figured I would show you a way that you, as a child, can make a fabric beard. This is something you can do, just by making a cardboard loom. This will be a great homemade Saint Patrick’s Day craft that I know you will have fun making.
St. Patrick’s Day is just days away. And, when you think of St. Patrick’s Day what do you think of? I know what I think of…. Shamrocks!! So, in honor of Shamrocks and St. Patrick’s Day I’m going to show you how to make an Origami Shamrock. This Origami Shamrock will be perfect to hang up for St. Patrick’s Day or even use as a bookmark. So, grab some Origami Paper and some glue and let’s get started with this craft.
I have a fun and easy craft for you today. In this post I’m going to show you how to make a Jumping Jack Leprechaun for St. Patrick’s Day. When made the way that I describe in this post the arms and legs are movable making this leprechaun actually do jumping jacks when the string is pulled. The youngest of crafters will enjoy not only making this leprechaun craft, but also playing with it once it is finished. So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.
Today I’m going to show you how to make Sugar Cookie Leprechauns for St. Patrick’s Day. We will be decorating Sugar Cookies with Icing. In order to do this Sugar Cookie Craft correctly please check out the following post, “How to Decorate Cookies with Royal Icing”. In that post, Sweetopia shows you how to decorate cookies with the Flood Icing technique…. that is the technique we will be using for these Leprechaun Cookies. So, let’s get started.
I don’t know about you, but when I think of a Leprechaun I think of the big, green hat he wears. Today I’m going to show you how to make your very own Leprechaun Hat for St. Patrick’s Day. After all, St. Patrick’s Day is only a little over a week away. Now is the time to get started making and displaying your St. Patrick’s Day crafts. So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started with this fun St. Patrick’s Day craft.
Everybody knows that leprechauns are very fond of money and parties, so let’s make a trap for him that will look like a pub, with the entrance marked by coins. The craft is not only a lot of fun, but it will totally get you in the St. Patrick’s Day spirit. After all, St. Patrick’s Day is in a little over a week. The time is now to start decorating for the Holiday…. and this Leprechaun Trap makes for an adorable St. Patrick’s Day decoration. So, let’s get started.
Oh boy, do I have a fun craft for you today!! I don’t know if the craft is more fun or the playing with the finished craft once it is done. Today I’m going to show you how to make a Leprechaun Finger Puppet. We give you the template… you just simply print it off and your craft is halfway done. You can choose to print off the black & white template and color the Leprechaun yourself…. or, if you would prefer, you could print off the color template and continue with the craft from there. The choice is yours. So, let’s get started.
St. Patrick’s Day is coming up in less than 2 weeks. So, with that being said…. I thought that we could work on a fun craft in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. In this post I will show you how to make a Button Leprechaun. A Leprechaun is supposed to be a fairy type of being that takes the shape of an old man…. he usually wears a green jacket. a Leprechaun is popular in Irish folklore. So, in preparation of the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day Holiday let’s get this craft started.
In this post I’m going to show you how to make a Shamrock Greeting Card Craft for St. Patrick’s Day. You can make it to wish your friend, teacher or mother (or whoever you would like) a wonderful St. Patrick’s Day. All you need is some paint, paper and an old toothbrush. The craft is an easy one, but it is sooooo…. much fun. So, grab those materials needed and your St. Patrick’s spirit and let’s get started. Have fun!!
St. Patrick’s Day will be here before you know it…. so in the spirit of that this craft is all about St. Patrick’s Day. In this post I will be showing you how to make a St. Patrick’s Day Matching Game. This craft is perfect for the Preschool crafter as this game is all about matching the size of each shape of the shamrocks. Get a couple Preschoolers together and listen to them giggle as they try to match the shape of the shamrocks. So, with that being said…. let’s get started.
St. Patrick’s Day is coming up in just a few weeks…. March 17th to be exact. Have you started decorating yet? If you haven’t, but you’d like to start…. then I have the craft for you today. I’m going to show you how to make a St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Streamer Decoration. It is a super easy craft, so this is a great craft for the youngest of crafters. But, it is also fun enough to keep the attention of all age crafters. So, no matter what your age is…. grab the materials needed and let’s get started.
Rainbows bring smiles to faces everywhere and these hand print rainbow are very easy for children of all ages to make. This is a perfect activity for toddlers, preschoolers, and Kindergartners. They are fun to make and parents just love handprints from their children.
Everyone wants their very own pot of gold decorative pins for St. Patrick’s Day and kids will love having their own to wear. Learn how to make this pot of gold and shamrock out of crafts foam.
St. Patrick’s Day must have Leprechauns and this one is sure to make everyone smile. This is a Mr. Potato Head Leprechaun craft for Saint Patrick’s Day. This one is great for younger kids such as Kindergartners, Preschoolers, and First Graders.
Blarney Stones are for the luck of the Irish and this Blarney Stone is super simple to make too. St. Patrick’s Day is coming up in the middle of March so it is time to star thinking about the arts and crafts projects that you can make to celebrate the grand occasion. Have fun.