Happy St. Patrick's Day! 12 St. Patrick's Day Crafts for Kids and Adults

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paver2

"Ah, that's how they're made! I remember making pinwheels like this when I was a kid but I couldn't remember how to attach the pinwheel to the pencil. I did remember using a pencil, though! So I am going to have to make a few for the 4th of July. Is there a way to make them so they would be safe for kids to play with?"

paver2

"These are definitely funky and fun flip-flops! And they look like they would be fun to make, too. I bet my granddaughters would get a kick out of these, or something like them, anyway. Since she used a bandanna, I think any cotton or cotton fabric would do just as well as long as it isn't too limp."

Crafty Suz

"I totally love this idea. It is an excellent way for me to display some of the wonderful messages from t-shirt graphics out there. I love a lot of these messages but feel like I'm getting to an age where they aren't what I want to wear. Carrying bags with funny or meaningful quips is a lot more desirable to me."

paver2

"That would make a great Christmas gift, too, and not just for Mom! I have two daughters, a daughter in law and two granddaughers (the ones old enough) who would appreciate this. You just made Christmas a little bit easier for me this year. And I will make some for myself, of course."

paver2

"The link takes you to the "home page" of the blog, but I couldn't find the colored glitter pencils on the site. I looked for awhile but gave up. It's either a bad link or the page isn't there any longer. I thought the granddaughters would enjoy these pencils but I may never know! )"

Saint Patrick Printable Coloring Page

By: Ann L from catholicplayground.com

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This image courtesy of catholicplayground.com

From the blogger: "Learn about the origin of Saint Patrick's Day with a free printable coloring page of Saint Patrick! St. Patrick was a priest who always had a desire to bring Catholicism to Ireland, a pagan country. Print the coloring page and use markers, crayons, gel pens, pencils, or your favorite art medium to color in the image. The coloring picture shows Saint Patrick dressed in vestments with a crozier and mitre, holding a three leaf clover. This coloring page is perfect for kids or adults, for catechism or Saint Patrick's Day parties! No prep involved, just print and share!"

Click here for the St. Patrick's Day idea

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts

Beginner