35 St. Patrick’s Day Crafts to Make With Your Little Leprechauns

If you can't seem to find four-leaf clovers in your backyard, take fate into your own hands by creating your own lucky leaves. Grab some green felt and pipe cleaners, get to work, and plant your creations in a small pot with black beans for the "soil."

Get the tutorial at One Little Project.

Make March 17 an extra special day for your kids by crafting these treat boxes and stuffing them with gold coins, shamrock necklaces, and other St. Patrick's Day trinkets. While this DIY idea uses a foldable box, you can also transform an empty milk carton!

Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess.

With this St. Patrick's Day craft, your kids won't have to worry about scouting out leprechauns, because they'll have their own bearded fairies right at their fingertips! You can transform popsicle sticks into outfitted woodland creatures with some craft paint and a little patience!

Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.

This rainbow magnet is an easy-to-make craft that'll brighten up your home on St. Patrick's Day and beyond! Put this colorful, felt-covered magnet on your fridge, and your kitchen will shine brightly!

Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.

You and your family don't need to chase rainbows to strike gold on St. Patrick's Day! These DIY pots of gold come together easily with mason jars, gold chocolate coins, white cardstock, and black paint. They also make a great gift for neighbors, teachers, and friends!

Get the tutorial at Polka Dot Chair.

If you're throwing a St. Patrick's Day party for your kids, why not opt for DIY goody bags? With green glitter and paint, you'll transform canvas bags into cute little sacks that are perfect for securing their gold (even if it's edible!).

Get the tutorial at Ribbons and Glue.

Looking for a show-stopping centerpiece? Look no further than this DIY St. Patrick's Day craft! These origami four-leaf clovers are super simple to make, and they'll look extra cute "potted" in chic geometric planters.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

If you want your front door to scream "Happy St. Patrick's Day" as loud as you, make this gorgeous green gradient wreath inspired by shamrocks! The beautiful result is definitely worth the hand folding you'll have to do to make each clover.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

Every event needs some festive party hats to ramp up the fun! These marbled shamrock party hats are easier to make than they look, as they come together using simple household products like shaving cream and food coloring.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

These festively painted stones really sham-rock! The little ones will love channeling their creative side to paint shamrocks and gold nuggets, plus the finished rocks double as décor.

Get the tutorial at Sustain My Craft Habit.

This one is so budget-friendly since you can just rebrand your leftover mini witch cauldrons from Halloween. Do so by making them pots of gold topped with festive green balloons. They're just the right petite size to fit sweet treats like gold chocolate coins.

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY!.

Get the paddy started with these pretty party poppers! They're made of old toilet paper tubes that are filled to the brim with lucky clovers and little bits of gold. But really, you can add whatever you want.

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.

Can't find anything green to wear on St. Patrick's Day? Take matters into your own hands by making this fabulously festive crepe paper clover crown that'll add a leprechaun's touch to any outfit!

Get the tutorial at Oh Happy Day.

Here's an adorable craft that's fun to make and has you covered in the green department when it comes to your St. Patrick's Day outfit! These clover button covers are so cute and can also be worn on your shoes or as jewelry.

Get the tutorial at The House that Lars Built.

Bring the joy of gardening to your little ones with these gorgeous gilded succulent pots. They're a literal pot o' gold!

Get the tutorial at Della Creates.

Want to tempt the leprechauns to visit your home this year? Try setting up your own pots of gold! Scatter them with a few chocolate coins, and leprechauns won't be the only little hands hunting for these shimmery pots.

Get the tutorial at Kid-Friendly Things To Do.

Keep your kids busy while you make the corned beef and cabbage with this fun project. It uses dull yarn needles so your little ones won't stick their fingers.

Get the tutorial at Say Yes.

Top of the morning to you! Your little leprechauns will love crafting their own special friend out of paper, glue, and googly eyes.

Get the tutorial at iHeart Crafty Things.