St. Patrick’s Day Crafts

Here on the blog we’ve been busy working on St. Patrick’s Day crafts and treats, which often means searching the web for inspiration from others.

In today’s round up, we’ve found a pot of gold when it comes to craft ideas for this holiday. From shamrocks, to rainbows, there are a plethora of craft choices for any skill level.

St. Patrick's Day Crafts

If you are looking for an idea to make for a St. Patrick’s day party, a gift or way to take treats to your kid’s classroom, or even some decor to place around the house, these St. Patrick’s Day crafts are among the best we’ve found.

Please comment and let us know which ones you’ve made, or plan on making, for your St. Patrick’s Day events.

St. Patrick’s Day Crafts

St. Patrick’s Day Treat Box Printable
Grab this free printable to put your St. Patrick’s Day snacks in for party time!

St Patrick’s Day Mason Jar Craft
Great way to hand out St. Patrick’s Day treats and use after!

Shamrock Crochet Coffee Cozy Pattern
If you’re a crocheter, this would be the perfect gift for your coffee-loving friend for St. Patrick’s Day! The shamrock is a fairly simple pattern to follow for beginners.

St. Patrick’s Day Pot of Gold – The 36th Avenue
A cute craft using a terracotta pot, Mod Podge, glitter, paint and Rolos! This one would be great for a party centerpiece.

St Patrick’s Day Clover Placecards – Chica and Jo
These placecards are perfect for guests to take home! Plant the clover in tiny pots and cut shamrock shapes to write guest’s name on.

Burlap and Wood Luck Sign – Burton Avenue
This sign is perfect for St. Patrick’s Day decor! Paint the burlap using a stencil, and add a cute glitter shamrock! I love how the burlap makes this sign look a bit rustic.

Shamrock Feather Wreath – Duke Manor Farm
This fluffy shamrock would be perfect for the front door. Getting the feathers from the dollar store would make this a fairly inexpensive way to give your entry way that extra pop of color for the holiday.

Lucky Penny Letters – Made by Marzipan
This very shiny craft is made using letters purchased at your local craft store, some copper paint, and pennies! The end result is gorgeous!

Wood Shim Pallet Art – My Crafty Spot
Three pallet art designs all in a St. Patrick’s theme. This post features an ombre shamrock, an embroidery floss shamrock, and a luck chevron pallet. Easy and inexpensive ways to craft this St. Patrick’s Day!

DIY Split Pea Wreath – Love of Family and Home
This DIY wreath is not only gorgeous, but a simple way to add some green to your decor this St. Patrick’s Day. In fact, this is a perfect spring wreath to keep hanging the entire season!

St. Patrick’s Day Sign: Vinyl Stencil – Landeelu
I adore the contrast of this sign. White and green stripes with “lucky” stenciled in gold. The circular sign would make it a great addition to a gallery wall, mantel, or shelf for St. Patrick’s Day.

Lucky Shamrock Coin Bags – Ribbons and Glue
Using a sewing machine and her die cut machine, this mom made some awesome treat bags for St. Patrick’s Day!

St. Patrick’s Day Apothecary Jars – Uncommon Designs
These candy-filled jars feature bright rainbow colors leading to a pot of gold (rolos). Very cute and visual craft to use as decor, or a centerpiece.

Ribbon Wreath Tutorial – Babs Made It
Just two rolls of ribbon and some wire is all it takes for this adorable craft to hang on your front door. Looks inexpensive and fun!

St. Patrick’s Day Clover Crown – Oh Happy Day
A dainty crown using pipe cleaners, crepe paper, and floral wire and tape. What a great DIY idea for a party!

St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock and Vase Craft – One She Two She
A clever craft using floor cleaner and glitter to decorate a vase! I love this method, this is also how I get glitter to stick to glass ornaments.

St. Patrick’s Day Banner – Lil’ Luna (Sorry, link no longer available)
Paper banner for St. Patrick’s day that is all about the texture. I love how this would look against a mantel, or large shelf.

Lucky Pillow – Jedi Craft Girl
I’m loving the look of these pillows, using heat transfer material and a die cutting machine. Great way to add a splash of green to your couch or chairs.

Are you feeling crafty for St. Patrick’s Day? Which craft are you most excited to make?

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