10 Easy St. Patrick’s Day Crafts for Kids
Embark on a festive journey with these simple and delightful easy St. Patrick’s Day crafts tailored for kids!
These projects promise to infuse your celebrations with Irish spirit while keeping little ones engaged and entertained – perfect to add in to your St Patrick’s Day crafts and activities this year.
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Jump into these easy St. Patrick’s Day crafts you can do this weekend that will keep your kids engaged and you happy. Maybe you’ll even get even get in on the fun!
Adorable St. Patrick Day Picture Books
When you’re done playing, snuggle up with these adorable St. Patrick’s Day Picture Books for your little leprechaun.
A Fine St. Patrick’s DayHow to Catch a LeprechaunFiona’s LuckO’Sullivan Stew
You’re My Little Lucky CharmThe Berenstain Bears’ St. Patrick’s DayThe Night Before St. Patrick’s DayPeppa Pig: Peppa Loves St. Patrick’s Day
Also enjoy these wonderful Leprechaun Books or St. Patrick’s Day Board Books with your toddler. It’s the perfect way to tie in the holiday to your Irish activities!
12 Sheets St Patricks Day Stickers for Kids, Make Your Own St. Patrick’s Day Leprechauns
2 PCS St. Patrick’s Day Gnome PlushNovelty 24 Pack Shamrock Irish Day Rubber DucksHABA Lucky Shamrock Safe Silicone Teether and Grasping Toy for Developmental and Sensory Play for Babies
Easy Printable St. Patrick’s Day Fun!
Don’t let the fun stop! These St. Patrick’s Day printables are designed to make this holiday even more enchanting for your children.
- St. Patrick’s Day Playdough Mats
- St. Patrick’s Day Preschool Activities
- St Patrick Day Yoga Cards
- St. Patrick’s Day Roll and Color Math Games
- St. Patricks’ Day Notebooking
Easy St. Patrick’s Day Crafts For Kids
Fingerprint Shamrock Painting
Fingerprint shamrock painting is a delightful craft activity that combines creativity with the iconic symbol of luck and Irish heritage.
Using just their fingers and some vibrant green paint, children can create charming shamrock designs, making each one unique with their fingerprints
Oh I love the buttons in the shape of a 4 leaf clover! Clearly I need to start saving/buying buttons!
I love the handprint four leaf clover! Such a great idea for little ones! I might even try this with my little 6-month old. Hehehe 🙂
These are great ideas! I love each one. I have a almost 2 year old and these activities would be awesome! Thanks for sharing!
You’re so welcome. Let me know which one(s) you try and what you thought. I’m always looking for feedback so I can pick the best ones for my readers 🙂
Love these ideas! So cute!
Thanks for hosting and have a nice weekend Jenny!
At end of each month I like to adventure out and visit new and different blogs…It sure don’t look like spring or let lone Saint Patrick.
We always pick up some corn beef but last year I made Reuben sandwich and they were a hit.
Hope you fine the time stop on in and have some coffee.
Thanks for visiting. I’m brand new to your blog, too 🙂 Glad to “meet” you!
These are all cute ideas. I love the rainbows.
These are awesome! Pinning for sure! I hope we get a chance to do these!
I love all of these,especially the handprint ones as they end up being keepsakes too.The best we did before was putting lucky charms cereal on cupcakes.
Such cute ideas! I may just let my little one make a couple of them. I knew I kept all of those extra buttons for a reason 😉
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Right? We all have that huge box of buttons stowed away somewhere!
This is a great collection of St. Patty’s crafts!
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What great ideas! I might have to try that handprint craft with my little guy this year. Thanks for sharing on the weekend re-Treat link party!
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