Hello friends!
St. Patrick’s Day is tomorrow! (To be honest, for some reason I thought it was on the 21st!)
So this week I am bringing you 4 very fun & easy St. Patrick’s Day crafts, I know they are almost a bit too late – but they use very basic craft supplies & are a lot of fun.
We did these yesterday as just a bit of fun & to do a craft as LuLu loves craft time, they turned out so sweet I thought I would share them with you all.
Pot of gold under the rainbow.
We made this craft unique by changing the way we did the rainbow, I was missing a few paint colours for the rainbow, so I had a stack of paint cards in the craft box so I cut them up and we made our rainbow a collage. I think it turned out lovely.
You will need;
- A paper plate.
- Scissors.
- Paint.
- Glue
- A way to decorate the rainbow, paint, colour pencils, texta, crayons, coloured paper – the choice is yours.
- Cotton wool balls.
- Gold Glitter.
- Cut out one half of the plate, leave a “handle” up top. It should look like this.
- Paint the base of the paper plate “the pot” black.
- Decorate the rainbow how you wish.
- Attach cotton wool balls as little clouds/overflowing gold out of the pot.
- Add gold glitter. We added it over the cotton wool balls and painted some craft glue onto the top of the pot for the “over flowing gold” look.
- Admire your work.
- 3 small paper plates.
- A stapler (or a way to attach the plates together)
- Green paint (or green colour pencils, crayons or pens)
- 1 green pipe cleaner.
- Attach 3 small paper plates together.
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Paint the plates green.
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Attach pipe cleaner as stem.
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Admire your 3 leaf clover!
- 1 large paper plate.
- A sheet of white paper or card.
- Scissors.
- Glue
- Orange paint (or crayons, pencils, textas)
- Green paint (or crayons, pencils, textas)
- Black paint.
- Gold pen or paint.
- Cut out the centre of the paper plate.
- Cut out the shape of a hat & also one strip of paper to be the hat band.
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Paint your pieces. Hat band – black.
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Hat green.
Trent helping LuLu before he left for work. -
Paint the circle orange (like a beard & hair, you could also use cotton wool balls or another craft supply that you think looks like hair!)
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Attach the hat to the beard & the hat band to the hat. I just glued them all together.
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Draw on a little gold buckle with a gold pen or paint. I used gold puffy paint.
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Say hello to your little leprechaun! Your child can even use this as a little mask, take a photo of their face through the cut out hole!
Handprint 4 leaf clover.
This is so simple and only takes minutes to do and makes for a very sweet keepsake.
- 1 sheet of paper or cardboard.
- Green paint.
- A small set of hands.
How to;
- Paint your little ones hand.
- Press hands onto paper.
- Repeat 4 times, to make 4 leaves.
- Draw/paint on a stem.
- Admire your sweet little lucky 4 leaf clover!
If you are wanting more festive crafts to do, last week I did a blog post on 4 Easter Crafts please click HERE to check that out!
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Happy St. Patrick’s day!
Posted by Modern Wife Life 31 on Monday, March 16, 2015