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15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick’s Day

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15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

Shamrock crafts are very popular now, and dressing up your home with a shamrock here and there is a great way to show your holiday spirit during St. Patrick’s Day. Many shamrock crafts are geared at kids, but I’ve put together a collection that adults will enjoy making. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

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15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

1. Welcome Shamrock – Crafts by Amanda

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

2. Shamrock Boutonniere – Live Laugh Rowe

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

3. Shamrock Doily Plate – Mod Podge Rocks

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

4. Foam Shamrock Wreath – Nine-Seventeen Photography

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

5. Shamrock Pillow – A Little Claireification

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

6. Shamrock Tree on Canvas – Crafts by Amanda

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

7. Shamrock Bookmark – Setting for Four

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

8. Shamrock Banner – Holiday Crafts and Creations

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

9. Polymer Clay Shamrock Pendant – CraftBits.com

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

10. Shamrock Framed Art – Dandelions and Dust Bunnies

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

11. Shamrock T-shirt – Kaboose

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

12. Shamrock Car Air Freshener – Spoonful

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

13. Shamrock Plant Poke – Crafts by Amanda

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

14. Bouquet of Rainbow Shamrocks – Child Made

15 Shamrock Crafts for St. Patrick's Day @craftgossip

15. Bouquet of Paper Shamrocks – Sweet and Lovely Crafts

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Comments

  4. The shamrock plant poke is a cool idea. Looks simple enough that I can do it and have it up today!

  5. All are very cute but 7 of them are 4-leaf clovers and not shamrock’s at all. Shamrock’s have only 3 leaves.

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