Happy March Y’all! Yes it’s a new month that shares a holiday with tons of shenanigans, green clovers, pots of gold at the end of the rainbow, and the luck of the Irish. Yep, you guessed it, St. Patrick’s Day! Since I’m literally always last minute doing DIY craft for the holiday season, I put together 5 simple, easy, inexpensive decor crafts to celebrate St. Patrick’s day.

- Clover Wreath
Materials:
- Clover Shape Board (Dollar Tree)
- Paint
- Paintbrush
- Paint Tray
Instructions
- Paint the clover the color of your choice. (Note: It may require two coats of paint.)
- Let it dry.
- Dry brush another paint of choice to give it a weathered and/or rustic look (optional.)
- Tie a ribbon, string, or twine to loop and hang.
- Buffalo Check Clovers

Materials:
- Clover Template or Heart Shaped Object
- Buffalo Check Fabric (Walmart Pre-cut Fleece)
- Filling
- Scissor
- 4 Small Wooden Dowels
- 4 Small Wood Slices
- Hot Glue Gun
- Hot Glue Sticks
Instructions:
- Find and print out a clover template online, use a heart shaped object to help you draw out your clover like I did, or just free hand it all together.
- Next, cut out the clover and lay it on top of the fabric.
- Use a fabric marker to trace around it and then cut out the fabric clover or just cut it out while holding the clover against the fabric without tracing like me. (Note:There should be 6 cutout clovers in all to make 4 plush clovers.)
- Match up two cutouts and use the hot glue gun to adhere the edges on the clover, but leave an opening to stuff the inside of the clover. Repeat for the other three clovers. (Note: I used remindings scraps from the fabric cuts made.)
- Take the wooden dowel and attach it to the wooden slice. Insert the other end of the dowel into the clover and hot glue to close the clover. Repeat for the reminding 3 clovers. (If you desire, you could stain the wooden dowels with a lite paint and water mixture like me.)
- Lucky Charm Garland

Materials:
- Twine
- St.Patrick’s Day Coins (Dollar Tree)
- Hot Glue Sticks
- Hot Glue Gun
Instructions
- Cut twine to desire length and then make a loop and tie a knot at each end.
- Measure 3.5 inches from the knot and hot glue the first coin and then place another on the other side holding both coins tight until the hot glue settles.
- Measure 7 inches from the first coin and place the next 2 coins with hot glue. Repeat this process for the remainder length of twine. (Note: If desire add more decorative items to make it your style.)
- Painted Canvas

Materials:
- Canvas
- Paint
- Paint brush
- Paint Tray
- Clover template
- Paint Pen
Instructions
- Paint the canvas background a desired color.
- Use a clover template or draw clovers by hand if needed
- After the canvas has dried, trace the template.
- Select your paint color and paint the clovers.
- Use a paint brush or paint pen and write the word “Lucky”. Replace the “U” with a horseshoe.
- Dry brush your desire paint.
5. Chalkboard Prints
Materials:
- Chalkboard
- Chalk, Chalk pencil or Chalk pen for a permanent option.
Instructions
- Decide what to write and/or draw.
- Free hand it!
Ha! That last one was easy, right! Just adding your own sense of style makes everything uniquely you. I hope these last minute DIY gave you great ideas and helped you create awesome craft decor. Be sure to share how your project turned out in the comments below, I would love to see them. As always, until next time!



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Very nice craftmanship.
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Well thank you!
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These crafts look so simple, even I could do them! Thanks for sharing these cute ideas. I need to get into the St. Patty’s Day spirit!
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Yes, with my little around I try to keep things as simple, quick, and easy as possible, that way I can get stuff done, rather than constantly buying items to decorate for seasonal items or mini holidays. Thank you for your feedback!
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These are cute! Some fun ideas I bet my kids would love to do with me. I especially like the painted canvas. I love painting and I don’t do it often enough! Thanks for some neat activities to try! 🙂
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Thanks so much, glad you like it! Painting can be so calming and fun at the same time, but I know what you mean. Making time to paint can be a hassle. I’m sure the kiddos will enjoy it too. Have fun!
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What great ideas! I will try some of these!
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Thank you! I would love to see the end result. All the best!
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Cute ideas!!
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Thank you, Sarah!
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Adorable and simple! That shamrock door hanger is the cutest!!!
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Yes, sometimes it’s nice to keep things simple and clean. It’s just my cup of tea!
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These are so cute! I really like the wreath.
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Thanks! Besides the chalkboard writing, the wreath was the easiest one.
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Such cute ideas! The buffalo check shamrocks are my favorite.
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Agreed, I love how they turned out! I’m so excited to make bunnies for easter or just a couple of pillows with the rest of the fabric.
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These DIY ideas are so cute! I normally don’t decorate too much for Saint Patrick’s Day, but these are all so great I may just have to try one out. Thanks for sharing!
-Charity http://www.morningsonmacedonia.com
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I’m totally there with you. I didn’t have any decor for St. Patrick’s Day. The most I ever did was wear green to school so you don’t get pinch. Now, I just do a little decorating for the kiddos and they love it!
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Great advice 👌😃 Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks Ann!
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These crafts are precious. I am in need of a St. Patty’s wreath and this is a great idea. I just might have to make a clover wreath! Also, enjoyed the buffalo plaid shamrocks. Wonderful job!
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Thank you, Julia! The shamrocks are my favorite. I plan to make pillow covers using the same fabric.
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