7 St. Patrick’s Day Crafts Your Kids Will Love

Are you looking for a fun and easy way to get creative for St. Patrick’s Day with your kids? Look no further. There are so many cute crafts for kids to make like shamrocks and rainbows. Let your little leprechauns celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with these creative and easy projects. Make sure to adjust according to the age of the child. There may be some steps that need supervision. Hope you enjoy your St. Patrick’s Day crafts!

Marbled Painted Shamrocks

St. Patrick’s Day is all about the color green. The first craft is a shamrock with unique prints that is fun to make. Start by adding the shamrock cutout, the marbles and a few squirts of paint into a container. My son used a shoe box because we have so many at home. Finally, cover the container and shake it up. Play some Irish dancing music to get moving and have fun.

Toilet Paper Roll Leprechaun Hats

Use recycled toilet paper rolls to create these cute hats for St. Patrick’s Day. If you don’t want a huge mess, use construction paper instead of paint for the toilet paper roll. My son tends to make a mess with paint so we did this craft outside.

Popsicle Stick Bracelets

These bracelets are a fun way to add green to your wardrobe for St. Patrick’s Day. You can make a variety of designs using paint, stickers, yarn or stock paper.

Rainbow Shamrock

Use colored tissue paper and glue to create this colorful shamrock. Make sure to glue onto the cardstock paper first instead of on a shamrock cutout. We made that mistake. It’s easier to cut out the pattern once the paper is dry.

Cotton Ball Rainbow Craft

This craft is a great option for toddlers and preschoolers. It only requires a few steps and they can review colors while completing this project. This is also a great way to introduce the use of scissors to preschoolers by cutting straight lines to create the rainbow.

Leprechaun Craft                                                                                                       

This leprechaun craft is simple to make and great for all ages. My son had so much fun tearing the construction paper to create the beard. You can give your leprechaun a unique look by creating funky eyebrows, thick beard or a silly smile.

Shamrock Slime

My son loves making slime. We had to create a special slime to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. It’s so popular with kids these days and easy to make. We used our favorite slime recipe, which includes clear glue, baking soda and contact solution. Feel free to substitute your own recipe just add in the festive glitter as well as the shamrock confetti. I was able to find the confetti at Party City but you can also order it online.