Who needs a four-leaf clover for luck? Here is our roundup on all things lucky and green, just in time for St.Patrick’s Day!
According to Irish tradition, four-leafed clovers (or shamrocks) bring good luck to their finders, especially if found accidentally. Kids can stamp their own lucky charms with this craft, easy enough for even the most wee leprechaun.
Bell Pepper Shamrock
Toddlers and big kids alike will enjoy creating this mischievous leprechaun craft for St.Patrick's Day. It's a great way to practice those stamping skills!
Bottlecap Leprechaun Craft
ids love to craft with Washi tape. It's easy to peel and stick, can be restuck if needed, and comes in an assortment of cool colours or funky patterns. Bust out the funky colours, or stick to traditional ones and create this easy rainbow craft just in time for St.Patrick's Day!
Washi Tape Rainbow
Looking for a Fun St. Patrick's Day Breakfast? How about looking for the pot of gold at the end of the Waffle Rainbow?
Rainbow Waffles
Hit up your local bulk store and stock up on some simple recipe ingredients to do some fun baking with the kids. Using pretzels and white chocolate melting wafers, you can create this yummy St. Patrick's Day treat!
St.Patrick's Day Pretzel Treats
Want to create a St.Patrick's Day craft that isn't just paper? This decorative hat is made by painting a flower pot, perfect for wrapping up when the holiday is done.
Leprechaun Hat Decoration
