A very literal usage of Lucky Charms cereal, these charm bracelets might look tasty, but don’t eat them! The marshmallows used are preserved for improved durability, and although they might not be edible, they’ll bring you luck just the same!
Paper Plate Leprechauns
Add these smiling paper plate leprechauns to your St. Patrick’s day decorations and you’ll find they put a smile on your face every time you pass by! Who can resist those adorable googley eyes and red ribbon beard?
Shamrock Crowns
Make any intense St. Patrick’s day craft session even better by crafting up some shamrock crowns to wear while you craft! Be careful though – your kids might like these so much that they never want to take them off!
Paper Pot o’ Gold with Rainbow Streamers
If you want something to compliment your cloud and rainbow decorations, this would be perfect! Hang these over the door way along with the cloud variation (might we suggest a cloud on either side of one of these pots of gold?) and everyone will really know you’re in the St. Patrick’s day spirit!
Shamrock Wreaths
One of the best ways to remind everyone what season it is is to hang up a wreath somewhere, and a shamrock wreath will do just that! Use a stencil to draw a bunch of shamrocks on some green construction paper, cut them out (this is the hardest part), decorate them as you see fit,…
Hand Print Leprechauns
Add a personalized touch to an ordinary picture of a leprechaun by letting your kids use their hand print as the beard! It’s amazing how during Thanksgiving your hand can be a turkey, and just a few months later it’s a leprechaun. How versatile!
Pot o’ Gold with Pipe Cleaner Rainbow
Surprise your kids on St. Patrick’s day with their very own pot of gold! You can use golden chocolate eggs as pictured, but you might also consider an old favorite – chocolate coins! Whatever you choose, you really can’t go wrong – chocolate wrapped in gold foil is a win no matter what shape it’s…
