Still searching for some fun and easy St Patrick’s Day crafts to do with your kids? Well, you are in luck. Whether you go all out, or have a simple family observation of the Luck of the Irish, there’s a little something for everyone here. These 8 Fun and Easy St. Patrick’s Day crafts will make you smile.
Are you always seeking ideas for more guided crafts for kids? Yes, me too. I think I may have mentioned this to some of you but my girls are crafters. My youngest loves to draw and clip and glue and cut and paste and construct things. My older daughter was a three year old craft monster when I finally signed her up for a pre-school of the arts so she could get more time being creative. I was no match for her energy and inspiration. This is a child who still to this day, at the age of 13, stops me on the way to the recycling bin and says: “don’t put that there I can use it to craft.” She’s like the MacGuyver of crafts.
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Anyways, every single festive occasion is also another opportunity to craft up a storm. So why not? My girls will be thrilled to do some of these adorable crafts. I have actually seen my older child already make the DIY button hair clip. Her new favourite social media channel is Pinterest. Why? Because she’s a crafter. And she makes the cutest stuff with some help from Pinterest. I myself enjoy the occasional craft but I would much rather bake. That’s my fun creative side. Baking, writing, reading, travelling.
Which of these Fun and Easy St. Patrick’s Day crafts will you try? I love the handprint and hair clip too.
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Shamrock Puppy St. Patrick’s Day Craft Activity | Jinxy Kids
DIY Button Hair Clip | This Mama Loves
DIY St. Patrick’s Day Sock Cupcake | Taking Time for Mommy
DIY Clover Mints | Say Not Sweet Anne
Rainbow Tissue Paper Pom Poms | Here Comes the Sun
St. Patrick’s Day Paint Chip Cards | A Mom’s Take
Leprechaun Handprints | The Neighborhood Moms
DIY St. Patrick’s Day Bookmarks | Mama of 3 Munchkins
Enjoy these fun and Easy St Patrick’s Day crafts and don’t forget to come back to tell me which one you tried and how it turned out. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
I’m always looking for fun projects to do with my young grand children and god children during the holidays. I think they’ll enjoy these cute projects.
This is a very nice blog for st.patties day
these look like fun and useful craft ideas to keep me busy during the prolonged winter and frequent snow storms in nyc.
All cute craft ideas, I am thinking the Shamrock Puppy St. Patrick’s Day Craft Activity would be fun to do with my niece.
So many great crafts! I think I am going to make the hair bows though so we can be sure to wear green on St. Patrick’s Day. Thank you for linking up at This Is How We Roll Thursday.
great posts, i would like to do those craft with my little girl during this weekend
Those really do like they’d be fun to do, thank you for sharing!!
These are excellent projects for all. Thank you for sharing these with me 🙂
Kirsten: Thanks so much for commenting!
I like the hand leprechaun the best, it seems really easy and my kids love to use their hands as outlines on many crafts.
Cheryl: For some reason kids seem to love that. Hand and feet crafts are hots here too.
I think my daughter would love to try the hairclip.
Yolanda: I know my kids would love to make that too.
I love this holiday. My son is very crafty haha, so this is a great way to spend an afternoon
I like those ideas, they are perfect for snow days. I think I would try the hairclip.
Clover Mints! I didn’t even know you could make your own mint candies.
The DIY button hair clip is perfect for my girlish nieces and they love anything for their hair; thanks for the tip!
I don’t have young children. These do look like fun and easy crafts for the kids to make.
I so miss the days of kid crafting!! There are such cute little projects that I would have never have dreamed 20 years ago!!
I am not a crafter at all but my daughter in law is. Pinterest is her favorite source of inspiration and she and her friends have PInterest parties where they work on a craft. I think she’d live the DIY Clover mints one
awww the handprint leprechaun is soo perfect for grandparents!
I could have used these ideas when my kids were little, I was never very crafty, I too was the baker. But I did attempt to make the boys some cute play outfits on my sewing machine.
I love the clover mint idea as it is fun yet practical
Such wonderful craft ideas! I’m sure my family would enjoy them all. I especially love the hair clip and the pom poms.
I’m going to go with the Leprechaun handprints. That takes me back to First Grade, when we explored a similar path with the craft you do to make a handprint Thanksgiving turkey!
I love all these fun ideas , I really love those big puffy flowers, I was already thinking about doing some for a birthday that will be coming up shortly 🙂
I am always looking for fun projects and these look great for the kids thanks for sharing.
I like the magic mints. Neato!
I am not very crafty, but I may have to see if I can convince my kids to try some of these with me this year. Their crafts usually turn out better than mine, which they usually really enjoy.
These are super cute crafts. I would love to give them a try.
Thanks for sharing them! =)
That looks like so much fun!! I miss being a kid!!
These are great craft ideas for me to do with my grandchildren! Thank you!
my son would love these! Thanks for posting
My daughter would love this!
can’t wait to attend an event near the area. We always look forward to it each year. Thanks for sharing
They are all such fun looking crafts. My grandkids would love to do these. The handprint and sock cupcake are adorable.
And it’s a great way to bring out their creative sides.
Carol L
Lucky4750 (at) aol (dot) com
These are all cute crafts for St. Patrick’s Day. I will try the Leprechaun Handprints with the kids at the daycare where I work. I think they would love to do that craft.
I work with Special Needs children. These crafts would be so much fun to make with them, thank you so much for sharing!
These are super cute crafting ideas
The first craft that caught my eye was the DIY Clover Mints. They look awesome! It does look like a lot of work though and I can see why you split it up over several days. They turned out great!
I like the shamrock puppy my little guys could do that one
These are some really great ideas!! I can’t wait to try some out with my girls 🙂
Very good ideas. Thanks for sharing these. My grandchildren will love them
I love the Tissue Pom Poms! They are so cute!
The clover mints are my favorite. Very fun.
the button hair clip I know a little girl who would love this. She is my granddaughter Jillian. Only she refers to herself as princess J ahahaha. she is a Disney princess.
Wow what a lot of great idea’s to do with the grandkids or even just for me to thanks for sharing
I’m always looking for fun things to do and these are great. I thinking we;ll try the Shamrock Puppy Dog in honor of our dog, Jas!
What a lot of great ideas. I have five grandchildren that would love making the Leprechaun Handprints. It will be fun seeing the different size leprechauns.
Love the st. Patty’s day puppy! We will have to do that over here!
Great ideas. I like the button hair clip. Very cute.
Cute ideas! I love the hand craft.
Thank you for the awesomely unique ideas! I love the paint strips and pom poms 🙂 I see quite a bit I can do with my daughter who is special needs – it’s hard to find stuff she could actually participate in with me 🙂
These are all so cute. I especially like the barrette.
As avid reader, I think I would go with the $1 DIY: St. Patrick’s Day Bookmarks (Mama of 3 Munchkins) ~ I I love the idea of using those paint shade things from hardware and home improvement centers!
All of the ideas are fun and imaginative ~ so I went ahead, Tweeted and Pinned your post. Thanks.
Cute pics, and the “Oh wait…don’t throw it away” is more familiar from MY MOUTH still! 😉
Thanks.
Awesome craft ideas for my neice
I love the handprint leprechaun. I love almost all handprint crafts. A child’s hand only stays tiny for so long and I love to cherish the pictures that they make with it 🙂
Maureen
maureen.tenney@gmail.com
Really nice ideas very creative i love the hand and the hair clip
These are all great crafts, easy to do and not much materials needed. Thanks for the ideas, I miss when my kids were little and loved doing these things!
Cute crafts! My kids would enjoy making them.
those are some cute crafts.i really like the puppy one.too cute
These are some great projects to do with my daughter. She is always “bored” so now I have some great ideas to keep her busy.