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Kid Crafts for St Patrick's Day

By David McKinney 7 April, 2023 2 mins read

St Patrick's Day can be a wonderful holiday to celebrate with your kids. There are many kid-friendly crafts to make. You can find some great ideas by checking out these rainbow paper sun crafts, or the Shamrock Mason Jar. You can even make pots of gold or oxalis.

DIY Rainbow Paper Sun

These are great ideas for celebrating St. Patrick's Day. The following ideas are simple and fun.

Mason Jar for DIY Pot of Gold

The DIY Pot-of-Gold Mason Jars are a great way for your St Patrick's Day table to have a bit of Irish flair without having to go overboard. For this craft you will need a Mason Jar, black paint, twine, and a tag.

DIY Shamrock Mason Jar

Add a little Irish luck to your home with this DIY Shamrock Mason Jar. This cute little jar is perfect for filling with candies and giving as gifts, but it can also serve as a vase or tissue holder. It makes a great craft that you can do with your children.

Make a pot full of oxalis

An oxalis pot makes a beautiful decoration for St Patrick's Day. This plant is part a wood sorrel famiy, with green leaves with bright burgundy centers. They can also be adorned with white or soft pink trumpet flowers.

Make a rag wreath

A rag wreath is an old craft. This festive wreath can be made with a variety materials and colors. A gold polka-dot rag wreath is an easy DIY project that will surely make anyone smile.

Make a leprechaun's note

St Patrick's Day will soon be here, so why not celebrate by creating a leprechaun's card? These adorable little notes can be printed on paper or made from scratch. Kids will love receiving a little gift from the Leprechaun!

Make a pot with gold

This St. Patrick's Day craft helps children learn color recognition and fine motor skills. It can also help them develop scissor skills. To make this pot of gold, you can download a pot of gold template and print it on a piece of construction paper.

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FAQ

Can I make money by my hobby?

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