It’s March HowDoesShe Gals!
That means its time to get ‘lucky’! Sounds tempting, doesn’t it? Okay, we’re talking about St. Patrick’s Day which means lots of green, clovers, rainbows, pots of gold, and of course – PINCHING! Ouch. When did that tradition start? Hmmm… I’ll need to google that later.
We are ready to HOOK YOU UP with some fantastic and FUN ideas that will be sure to have you seeing GREEN this St. Patrick’s Day.
1. Grow Your Own Clover
This is brilliant!! I am going to be doing this with my kids. Alison shares her smart idea to actually grow your OWN clover at home with your children. It’s a simple and inexpensive activity that will get you all in the “lucky” spirit! Yes, we’re letting you in on this fun idea early enough to actually SEE your little clover peeking out well before March 17th. Maybe you’ll even find a four leaf clover. How amazing would that be?
St. Patrick’s Day Projects

Leprechaun Traps

St. Patrick’s Day Decorating Ideas

Free St. Patrick’s Day Download

“End Of The Rainbow” Layer Cake
If you don’t catch a leprechaun with your sneaky traps, you’ll be sure to find one sitting on his pot of gold at the end of this rainbow cake! If you don’t find a leprechaun, you might just find ME there! LOL! This is the perfect way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, am I right? Or ANY day, as far as I’m concerned! YUMMO!
Now you should be set for when March 17th rolls around. And if you aren’t sure what to wear, follow the Irish tradition! In Ireland on St. Patrick’s Day, people traditionally wear a small bunch of shamrocks on their jackets or caps. Children wear orange, white and green badges, and women and girls wear green ribbons in their hair. If you don’t have that, then just wear a smile on your face and a twinkle in your eye! Then you might be mistake for a Leprechaun! Happy crafting!
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Heather says
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Heather
DDinDFW says
Our Kindergarten teachers have been doing Leprechaun Traps similar to this for at least 8 years. Both my sons have been so excited when they’ve caught the leprechaun’s shoe, etc. And, both sons have had a leprechaun follow them home on St. Patrick’s day and bring them a clover plant! ;^) Last year’s clover plant is still alive!
Taylor Jones says
Love, love, love the leprechaun trap! We did it this year and it’s now a household tradition! Another craft we did was a St. Patrick’s day hair bow for the girls. I found the idea here: http://www.redtri.com/st-patricks-day-recipe-and-craft-project-from-alexandra-hedin if you want to check it out for next year. It was so easy we made a bunch for the girls to hand out to their classmates!
Urban says
The rainbow cake is going to be sure to please. Getting kids to craft things is always a good thing, but I wouldn’t have thought of a leprechaun trap. You are giving me all sorts of inspiration to start decorating for the upcoming festivities.