Here’s two St. Patrick’s Day cards, with vintage fine art images, to print on your computer. Both cards will fit on one sheet of card stock, and there’s a free printable envelope to fit the cards as well.
Have you ever wanted to try painting on glass? This Shamrock Ivy Bowl is a simple way to try out a new crafting skill without investing a lot of time or money - and it’s wonderful, of course, to fill with chocolate covered gold coins or a leprechaun’s gold nuggets (dried beans painted gold). It would also work well as a votive candle holder for your dinner table on March 17th.
Kids can make this simple Pompom Shamrock to wear as a pin, or add a magnet to create a fridge decoration for St. Patrick’s day. All you need are three green pompoms, a green chenille stem, a small faux pearl or similar bead and a little bit of glue.
Think green for St. Patrick’s Day - and remember that a little green food coloring goes a long way! Use it to color everything from your scrambled eggs at breakfast to that traditional pint of Irish beer at the end of the day.
Of course, once the kids are in the bed, the grownups might want to honor St. Patrick with a dinner party of their own. Here’s some traditional St. Patrick’s recipes and party ideas to help you celebrate the day in style.
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