Shamrock Suncatchers craft for kids perfect for St. Patrick’s Day. A craft that you can hang on your windows to celebrate a fun spring day.
Shamrock Suncatchers Kids Craft
Easy crafts are always on top of my crafting list!
These are both easy and so cute to show off in your home to share a little bit of the Irish spirit.
When allowing the sun to shine through, the green colors come thru beautifully.
St. Patrick’s Day is such a fun fay and these shamrocks are perfect for decorating your windows.
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Materials Needed For Shamrock Craft
- Green Construction Paper
- Contact paper
- Different shades of green tissue paper
- Scissors
How To Make St. Patrick’s Day Shamrocks
- Stencil out a shamrock either on a separate sheet of construction paper or right on your green construction paper.
- We made large shamrocks, but you can make them any size you would like.
- Once you have your shamrock stenciled or drawn fold it in half and go ahead and cut around the inside middle area.
- You want the shamrock shape with a hole in the middle.
- Cut out two squares of contact paper that will cover your entire shamrock.
- With a little help from your artist pull the contact paper apart with the sticky side up.
- Do this slowly so that your contact paper doesn’t stick together or crinkle up.
- Gently stick your shamrock pattern right on the sticky side of your contact paper.
- Cut the tissue paper into strips and then into squares of different sizes.
- Have your little ones stick the tissue paper flat right in the center of the shamrock covering all the sticky areas.
- This is a really nice quiet craft to do at home and it’s not messy at all.
- Using the second piece of contact paper you cut out and some help again from your little artist pull apart the contact paper from its paper.
- Gently and carefully starting from the middle stick that second layer of contact paper on the side where the tissue paper is on.
- You’re basically laminating your shamrock with contact paper.
- If you have a laminating machine you can use that as well.
- I like using the contact paper because I think the light comes through better.
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What’s your favorite St. Patrick’s Day craft?
Heather @ Crayon Box Chronicles says
The girls look like they’re having ablest! They turned out lovely. Thank you for sharing. Pinned.
abccreativelearning says
Thanks for stopping by Heather! Have a great week!
bj says
These are just adorable….but not as adorable as those beautiful girls. 🙂
Thanks for sharing…
Over from Sunday Best…
abccreativelearning says
AWE! Thank so much BJ 🙂 Have a wonderful week!
Michelle says
These are so cute. We did a similar project awhile ago for Easter. This reminded me that I need to get contact paper. My girls would love to do this!!!
abccreativelearning says
Oh, for Easter! That would be so cute!! Writing it down in my idea book 🙂 Thanks so much for stopping by!
leslie says
Congratulations…this post is featured on Create It Thursday #45! Thanks so much for sharing such a great idea with us last week!
abccreativelearning says
Thank you so much for featuring my Shamrock Suncatchers!! Have a wonderful week!
Carrie @ Crafty Moms Share says
I always love these kind of suncatchers. Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
abccreativelearning says
Thank you Carrie! Have a wonderful weekend 🙂