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St. Patrick’s Day is a day to celebrate the wearing of the green, shamrocks, leprechauns, rainbows, and the pots of gold at the end of the rainbow. Bowdabra is here to share these easy DIY St. Patrick’s Day craft ideas that are guaranteed to inspire you. Pick a craft or two to create something special for your St. Patrick’s Day celebration
DIY St. Patrick’s Leprechaun Photo Prop
Here are the supplies that you’ll need:
- Paper plate
- Crayons
- Leprechaun Photo Prop Cut-Outs
- Scissors
- Glue or double-sided tape
Let’s make the Leprechaun Photo Prop:
- Color the outer ring of the paper plate with rainbow crayon colors and cut it in a swirl.
- To make this super simple we have photo prop templates that you can download on our website. Print and cut out the photo prop templates for the hat, hatband, and buckle.
- Thread the black hatband through the gold buckle.
- Use glue or double-sided tape to attach the hat band to the hat.
- Use glue or double-sided tape to attach the hat to the paper plate.
- Take lots of photos of your little leprechaun.
Patrick’s Day Snow Globe
This St. Patrick’s snow globe uses gold coins and shamrocks in place of the “snow” in traditional snow globes. Here are the detailed instructions on How to Make the Perfect St. Patrick’s Day Snow Globe.
DIY Catch a Leprechaun
Here are the supplies:
- Toilet paper roll
- Tissue Paper (Green)
- Patrick’s Leprechaun Cut-Outs template
- Little Ladder
- Double-sided tape (Green)
- Hot glue gun and hot glue
Let’s make the DIY Catch a Leprechaun:
- Print and cut out the leprechaun template.
- Take the green double-sided tape and wrap it around the toilet paper roll.
- Pick up the tissue paper and stuff it down into the toilet paper roll.
- Glue or tape a couple of coins around it.
- Also, put the belt around it.
- Attach the little ladder to it and now you have a ladder to come up to catch a Leprechaun!
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