47 St. Patrick's Day Crafts To Make With Your Little Leprechauns

Thanks to this shamrock brooch craft, you'll never have to worry about getting pinched on March 17 again. You can even make it as a hair clip, if that's more your style.

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Forget flowers. These gorgeously modern potted paper shamrocks will liven up any living room, kitchen, or bedroom this March or even year-round.

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A craft that doubles as a tasty St. Paddy's Day treat. What more could you possibly want from a fun, festive activity?

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Though it does take a bit of time to craft, this gorgeous wreath is a great way to add a little extra holiday spirit to any room in the house or the front porch.

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You don't have to limit your St. Patrick's Day crafts to the color green. A leprechaun's pot of gold can be found at the end of the rainbow, after all.

Get the tutorial at Cutesy Crafts.

Just because your little ones may not be drinking out of coffee mugs yet, doesn't mean they can't help you decorate your own. Give them a design to imitate or let their imagination guide their art. Either way, you get a cool new holiday mug out of it.

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This craft involves nails and a power drill, so it may be better for adults, but that's not to say your little ones can't chip in. Ask them to help you cut the shamrocks to fill the shadow box. You can even turn the decoration into a fun game by adding one four-leaf clover in the sea of three-leaf ones. Whoever finds it first, wins.

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Unlike other St. Patrick's Day crafts, this one isn't too messy, and the pieces that do fall on the floor could easy be picked up by hand or vacuumed, making it a great craft to do with the whole family.

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Combine some of the most classic things about St. Patrick's Day in one adorable little craft. Leprechauns? Check. Gold coins? Check. Rainbows? Check.

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You're never too old to get a little down and dirty. Create some green and glittering slime that is sure to keep the kids occupied.

Get the tutorial at As The Bunny Hops.

The treats make the holiday! Design some cute treat buckets as St. Patrick’s Day decor, or as vessels to give away goodies to family and friends.

Get the tutorial at Burton Ave.

This craft will be a hit with adults and kids alike. Using gold spray paint and green paint, you'll turn a standard mason jar into a decorative piece.

Get the tutorial at Mason Jar Crafts.

This fun craft is a great hands-on project for kids. Plus, some of the supplies make great snacks while you're crafting.

Get the tutorial at Jenny Irvine.

It would be such a shame to find the end of the rainbow and then not have anywhere to store the gold you find. These cute shamrock coin bags are up to the task.

Get the tutorial at Ribbons and Glue.

These adorable paper leprechauns are perfect for hugging gold coins, and inspiring some hugs from your little ones, too.

Get the tutorial at Lisa Griffith.

If you're looking for a fun and relaxing craft that involves little risk for mess, these fun printables are the perfect activity.

Get the tutorial at Balancing Home.

Transform your son (or daughter!) into an adorable leprechaun with construction paper and string.

Get the tutorial at Paging Supermom.

The kids will love putting together this colorful rainbow magnet — and you'll love the way it looks on your fridge.

Get the tutorial at Crafts By Amanda.

Not only is this shamrock-inspired craft fun for toddlers, but it also helps stimulate their senses as they paint with their fingers.

Get the tutorial at No Time for Flash Cards.

These super sweet bags make the perfect party favor for a school celebration. The labels are printable, so the only thing you have to worry about is getting the plastic bags and candy.

Get the tutorial at Cincy Shopper.

This simple craft only takes a few steps, making it a great option for preschoolers.

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Instead of buying a new green shirt, have your kids decorate their own St. Paddy's Day shirts to wear to the parade this year.

Get the tutorial at Cutesy Crafts.

Recycle toilet paper rolls into these cute, mini green hats.

Get the tutorial at The Resourceful Mama.

With the help of some extra hands, you can decorate your home with pretty shamrock garland, the perfect decor for your St. Patrick's Day dinner.

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These cute clovers are easy enough for preschoolers to tackle.

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Turn a bottle of glitter into a sensory activity for your younger children.

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Preserve their tiny handprints forever with this precious painting craft.

Get the tutorial at Crafty Morning.

The best part of making your own play dough is adding the sparkling green color.

Get the tutorial at Plain Vanilla Mom.