Happy Sunday and welcome to March. Today I went Green on Happiness Is Homemade. Hello, it’s Bev here from Eclectic Red Barn. I am your hostess for March. If you are still looking for some St. Patrick’s Day ideas, I hope one of these might inspire you.
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Maria over at Krafty Planner shared these fabulous free planner printables for March. She included a March calendar, daily planner page, habit tracker, and a memory page. I love the St. Patrick’s Day theme!
If you’re looking for some inspiration for a St. Patrick’s Day tablescape, Debbee of Debbee’s Buzz shared several ideas in this post. She included several napkin folding and placement ideas, like a shamrock fold, and a tutorial for adorable DIY shamrock glasses!
These St. Patrick’s Day cake pops made by Rose from Rose Bakes look so yummy and even have gold chocolate coins inserted into them. You would be mom of the year if you brought these cuties to your child’s classroom on St. Patrick’s Day!
Shelley over at Calypso in the Country shared some great ideas for decorating your door for spring. I love this tulip filled basket! She also shared door hangers that can be used on the inside of your door, more outdoor ideas, and if you don’t have time to make your own, she rounded up some pretty door hangers that you can buy.
I am absolutely in love with this bunny sign made by Leeanna of Pretty DIY Home! It’s a vintage hare drawing drawn on fabric using her Cricut. I’ve been looking for a long sign for my dining room and Dollar Tree has a size in their $5 section that I could paint and attach a drawing like this to. If you don’t have a Cricut, you can check out several of my tutorials that show you how to create signs without one and combine that with Leeanna’s tutorial!
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Welcome to the weekly Home Matters Linky Party #418 Saint Patrick’s Day Ideas.
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DIY Lucky Shamrock Sign Paper Craft
Easy-to-make Saint Patrick’s Day craft to do with your kids.
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You may look for some easy-to-make Saint Patrick’s Day craft to do with your kids. The one that cute enough to be used as your lucky shamrock decoration. Well, I have this idea that you may like to try; A DIY Lucky Shamrock Sign Paper Craft. It’s easy to make with easy material to find and cute result! Scroll down as you can find steps I did to make this Saint Patrick’s decoration from paper base materials.
Things To Prepare
If you have some stacks of colorful paper straws, then you’re lucky! You can straight away and do this lucky shamrock paper craft. You can play with pattern and even the color of the paper straws, as long as it looks like pretty rainbow. Just use whatever you have in your craft stash. Let’s see what are the list supplies which used to make this DIY Lucky Shamrock Sign Paper Craft :
How To Make
This paper craft is easy to do and cute for the Saint Patrick’s Day decoration. Follow these easy steps on how to do DIY Lucky Shamrock Sign Paper Craft :
1 . I recycle a calendar paper and cut it as a base for the shamrock sign. I cut it in a length of 24 paper straws times half length of a straw plus a little mountain as a base to the shamrocks.
2. Cut all straws into two. I used 8 colors of straws; pink, red, dark blue, light blue, green, yellow, orange and purple. I used 3 cut-straws on each color. So, the total is 24 straws (half straw), from 8 different colors. Glue one by one. Try to arrange pop-out color to less pop-out color, side by side.
3. Now, cut a rectangle shape along the mountain to raise the shamrock by pasting a foam tape. But before, cut green crepe paper in lucky shamrock shape.
4. Then you paste it one by one until it looks lush and pretty.
5. Make letters L, u, c, k, y by using a white card paper. Paste it one the middle of the rainbow straws by using foam tape.
6. Add some blings to add some shines by appling gold ribbon as a hanger and on the front rainbow straws. Don’t forget to add a little gold ribbon bow in the middle. Cute!
Easy paper craft to do with your kids for the Saint Patrick’s decoration. Cheap and easy to find material, just perfect for simple lucky shamrock craft. The lucky shamrock, the rainbow straws and the gold ribbon are complete elements for the Saint Patrick’s Day. Happy crafting!
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Welcome to Happiness is Homemade #467 Lucky Decoration Ideas! Keep those spring and St. Patrick’s Day ideas coming!
Mardi Gras is Tuesday, and no matter where you live you need a king cake to celebrate! This recipe from Cindy’s Online Recipe Box looks delicious, and you can make either a cinnamon king cake or a cherry cheese one with it.
With Valentine’s Day behind us, it’s time to move on to St. Patrick’s Day and spring decor. Mary Jo over at Master”pieces” of My Life has a ton of great ideas to help you incorporate green decor into your home for St. Patrick’s Day, including beautiful tablescapes, vignettes, and DIY decorations.
The ladies over at Building Our Hive made this adorable fabric banner for St. Patrick’s Day. It looks so easy to put together. If you’re not a sewer, you could use fabric glue or even hot glue.
Beth from Creatively Beth made this adorable pot of gold under a rainbow using Dollar Tree cauldrons. They would make adorable little gifts for your child’s classroom this St. Patrick’s Day.
Speaking of classrooms, Julie from Sum of Their Stories made an adorable crocheted pencil case using granny squares. The squares are quick and easy to make so they’re perfect for new crocheters.
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Sinea @ Ducks ‘n a Row
Beverly @ Eclectic Red Barn
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Saint Patrick’s Day is just a few days away, so I let’s check out a few more St. Paddy’s Day ideas.
Let’s start with my favorite part of the link party, which is the list of featured posts! Creative and wonderful projects that I’ve noticed. Therefor, please visit each featured post, and you can link up or get more inspirations by clicking the inlinkz button. Here’s this week’s features:
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Saint Patrick’s Day is just a little over a week away, so I thought, why not check out a few more St. Paddy’s Day ideas.
Let’s start with my favorite part of the link party, which is the list of featured posts! Creative and wonderful projects that I’ve noticed. Therefor, please visit each featured post, and you can link up or get more inspirations by clicking the inlinkz button. Here’s this week’s features:
Saint Patrick’s Day is just a few weeks to come. Some of you may already busy preparing green at home. Stay in budget and lower it down by doing some DIYs and even some upcycled Saint Patrick decoration. And for that, I’m going to share my DIY 3D Shamrock from upcycling some seashells.
It’s an easy DIYs and very cheap too. Easy because the steps are less and easy to do; plus the main material is from upcycled seashells. save some seashells after you enjoy them in your meal and make it into a nice Saint Patrick’s clover. Well, as for me, I always keep different seashells I had after my shells meal. You don’t know when are you going to need them for your craft projects.
Things To Prepare
It is a list of craft supplies you can easily get or even have at home, sitting somewhere in your craft room. Like I always say, you can always substitute my material with things that you have but similar, just be creative with it. Especially this is an upcycled project, more upcycled supplies is better. By the way, things I used for my DIY 3D Shamrock are :
How To Make
It is an easy upcycled seashells project for Saint Patrick’s Day decoration. A DIY 3D Shamrock in a cute little white pot. It goes great with minimalistic home decor. Okay, this is a step by step tutorial on how I made my DIY 3D Shamrock from seashells :
1 .Make sure you have clean your seashells before you use it for the project. Take a flower wire and bend it into two and leave a loop on top. The loop will be the area for the seashells to be put together and form a clover.
2 .Glue each pair of seashells on the wire loop and form a shamrock by using hot glue gun. Let it set for a while until it’s firm.
3 .Paint the seashells shamrock with green spray paint.
4 .Take a green checkerboard ribbon and tie a a bow with a shape of a lucky clover which means the shamrock ribbon should have four sides.
5. Take a white little pot and fill it with small white gravels. Take the seashell shamrock and insert it into the pot. And you’re done with your Saint Patrick’s Shamrock from seashell.
My DIY 3D Shamrock will also look fantastic in plain gold or even green and gold pattern. It will be your taste to decide or what color or pattern do you want to pair your Saint Patrick decor with this year. Let’s bring some luck into your home!
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Mel
Hi, this is Mel from Decor Craft Design, happy to host along February. Welcome to Happiness Is Homemade 364 Lucky! Saint Patrick’s Day is just weeks away, and with all that’s been happening, some luck is needed. So, let’s get some luck and lucky is this week’s features are inspired. Find Saint Patrick’s Day ideas or share it; get inspired and be inspirations, either or both!
Let’s start with my favorite part of the link party, which is the list of featured posts! Creative and wonderful projects that I’ve noticed. Therefor, please visit each featured post, and you can link up or get more inspirations by clicking the inlinkz button. Anyway, this week’s features are:
It’s all about luck, and green is the color. This lovely tier is just scream for Saint Patrick’s Day. Check The House Of Silverado and see how she put it all together.
A Tiered Tray for St. Patrick’s Day
Super cute washcloth for Saint Patrick’s Day spirit. Interested to make it? Get the pattern in Eye Love Knots. You still have plenty of time to make them before the day.
C2C LEPRECHAUN HAT WASHCLOTH – FREE CROCHET PATTERN
How nice to have some cups of hot cocoa with our family in a very fun way. Organized Island even share her recipe for us to try. Yummy, pretty and fun for St. Patrick’s Day.
ST PATRICK’S DAY HOT COCOA BOMBS
I like this modern cart, it’s simple looking, the decoration is great for spring and has a little touch of St. Patrick’s Day. I goes perfect on the corner of every home. Oh, and there are three ways to decorate it for three different occasion, check it out at Calypso In The Country!
Decorating a Spring Bar Cart – 3 Simple Ideas
EXTRA FEATURE
Extra feature for extra inspirations. In this post, you can get tons of Saint Patrick’s Day ideas, yes, at Deebeesbuzz. See how she paired the green with the gold in such creative way.
Casual St. Patrick’s Day Table & DIY Shamrock Glasses
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Linda @ A Labour Of Life
Sinea @ Ducks ‘n a Row
Beverly @ Eclectic Red Barn
Katie @ Love My Messy Messy Mess
Mel @ Décor Craft Design
Lisa @ Lisa Craftable and Lisa’s Every Day Life
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Mel
Spring is coming and some celebrates Saint Patrick’s Day. One of the related things to Saint Patrick’s Day that I fond most is shamrock! Lucky shamrock it is! Well, since I haven’t found any, I just make the regular shamrocks, but not from regular supply. I made shamrocks from seashells.
I made two looks of the shamrocks, one was natural look of the seashells, where I didn’t paint the seashells and combine it with burlap rope to add more natural look. The other was the natural look of the shamrock, which is green, so I painted the seashells with green. To give the Saint Patrick’s Day vibes, I gave very light green color. But the shamrocks decoration can be used to decorate your home for entire spring season too.
Things To Prepared
I always try to make easy DIY which need no difficult supplies so most of you can easily make it yourself.
How To Make
It took only six easy steps to make this diy shamrocks from seashells. Let me explain here.
My diy seashells shamrock decoration needs only easy skill and regular craft supplies. It would not be difficult for you to make. Clams are easy seashells to find and delicious to eat. So, it would be great re-purposing project too.
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Sea creatively!
Mel
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