St. Patrick's Day Decorations

Leprechauns are a fairly simple festive craft project that you (and/or your children) can make to recognize and celebrate St. Patrick's Day. You can create your leprechaun from colored pieces of...

Shamrock plants, also known as white clover, are low-growing perennials that thrive in a sunny, moist location. They grow starting at the tip by sending out runners that take root. It is best to...

Incorporating a little green into your lesson plans for St. Patrick's Day might provide a memorable lesson for students. Holidays are difficult days for students to concentrate on school. Instead...

St. Patrick's Day is about everything Irish, from green to shamrocks and Guinness. Instead of throwing on the same old green shirt or green baseball hat, learn how to make a festive top hat to...

Even with the popularity of St. Patrick's Day, it can be difficult to find an abundance of available decorations. There is no special family gathering, it isn't a federal holiday, gifts are not...

St. Patrick's Day is widely recognized as a celebration of the achievements of Saint Patrick and of the entire Irish culture. Decorating doors is a fun way to show off some Irish pride without the...

Do you remember what happened on St. Patrick’s Days when you were a child and you forgot to wear green? You got lots of pinches, didn’t you? Every parent wants better things for their child. ...

An easy way to create beautiful and unique greeting cards for every holiday! Use vintage postcards, stamps, blank cards, and glue and -- unique, LOW-COST greeting cards. Even a basic greeting...

St Patrick's Day is just around the corner. If your wallet is not as big as you would like it to be, you may be thinking that you will have to do without decorating for St Patrick's Day. Let's...

A quick and fun hat craft to help kids get into that St. Patrick's Day spirit. Works as a decoration for home or school. All you need is green paper, scissors and maybe some glue, stickers or glitter.

Leprechauns are short little men who dress all in green and hide gold underneath rainbows. They are fictional characters, but children love to believe they are real. Have your child create her own...

Most children know that we wear green on St. Patrick's Day, but they don't know why. Parents should take time to explain the holiday and give their children a little history lesson about Ireland;...

The four-leaf clover is the fabled symbol of good luck. They're known for being exceedingly rare, but children looking for a St. Patrick's Day activity can up the total a bit by making their own...

Leprechauns have become a symbol of St. Patrick's Day, probably because they are green and St. Patrick's Day is an Irish holiday. Ireland has such beautiful green land that it is associated with...

A pot of gold can be found at the end of a rainbow. This is a common story told on St. Patrick's Day. It isn't true of course, but children still like to tell it. When children are getting...

Four leaf clovers are a rare find and a symbol of good luck. They are seen all over St. Patrick's Day decorations. Four leaf clovers are green, which is the color most associated with St....

Find your pot of gold at the end of the rainbow with this cute bucket of gold candy dish. This St. Patrick's Day decoration is fun and easy to make. This project takes only an hour or two to make,...

St. Patrick's Day is one of the most fun holidays of the entire year. There are no gifts to buy and no family get parties to worry about. Even better is the fact that everybody can take part in...

Part of the fun of St. Patrick's Day is being able to dress in green and look for leprechauns. You can combine the two and have a little fun with your kids by making a leprechaun hat. It is an...

For some reason, St. Patrick's Day seems to bring out a little bit o' the Irish in all of us. For some people, wearing green clothes just doesn't show enough enthusiasm or express the true...

Kids love to paint rainbows. It pleases their sense of color and sense of order. It's easy enough to create paints that will give them a chance to make a scratch 'n sniff rainbow and please their...

Having a lawn goose is fast becoming the thing to do if you live in a Midwestern suburb. Dressing the lawn goose for holidays can sometimes create interesting problems. If you don't know how to...

Having a leprechaun around the house may just increase your luck on St. Patrick's Day. Make a whimsical leprechaun with an empty toilet paper tube and other simple craft supplies. This craft is...

This easy and fun wind chime makes a nice decoration for St. Patrick's Day. It's simple enough to make with your children and can be made with just a few simple items. Follow the procedures below...

St. Patrick's Day is a day for beer and celebration, so what better place to celebrate than your college dorm room? This day requires few decorations, as you could just throw some shamrocks on...

You and your child can create beautiful handprint four-leaf clovers to use as decorations for St. Patrick's Day. This is a great activity to do at school or at home. Each child's four-leaf clover...

Decorate for a St. Patrick's Day party with beautiful green carnations. Everyone is going to be in awe of the interesting St. Patrick's Day carnations. This will make an awesome centerpiece for a...

Decorate for St. Patrick's Day with a lucky rainbow. This is a fun craft that is perfect for kids to make. With just a few supplies, you can make a beautiful rainbow decoration with a lot of color...

Leprechauns, four leaf clovers, rainbows and a pot o' gold symbolize St. Patrick's Day. Making a pot o' gold with your kids is a great way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Here are the steps to...

A fun activity to celebrate St. Patrick's Day is making potato prints. You can make potato prints with your family and have fun decorating pictures, gift bags, cards and photo frames. You probably...