30 St. Patrick's Day Crafts to Make With Your Little Leprechauns

The kids will love putting together this colorful rainbow magnet — and you'll love the way it looks on your fridge.

Get the tutorial at Crafts By Amanda.

What you'll need: Assorted felt ($12 for 20 sheets, .com)

Transform your son (or daughter!) into an adorable leprechaun with construction paper and string.

Get the tutorial at Paging Supermom.

What you'll need: Assorted construction paper ($13 for 500 sheets, .com)

Not only is this shamrock-inspired craft fun for toddlers, but it also helps stimulate their senses as they paint with their fingers.

Get the tutorial at No Time for Flash Cards.

What you'll need: Foam shaving cream ($15, .com)

These super sweet bags make the perfect party favor for a school celebration. The labels are printable, so the only thing you have to worry about is getting the plastic bags and candy.

Get the tutorial at Cincy Shopper.

What you'll need: Cellophane bags ($6 for 100 bags, .com)

This simple craft only takes a few steps, making it a great option for preschoolers.

Get the tutorial at Inner Child Fun.

What you'll need: Colored tissue paper ($10 for 100 sheets, .com)

Recycle toilet paper rolls into these cute, mini green hats.

Get the tutorial at The Resourceful Mama.

What you'll need: 3" circle paper punch ($19, .com)

Instead of buying a new green shirt, have your kids decorate their own St. Paddy's Day shirts to wear to the parade this year.

Get the tutorial at Cutesy Crafts.

What you'll need: Green paint ($5, .com)

With the help of some extra hands, you can decorate your home with pretty shamrock garland, the perfect decor for your St. Patrick's Day dinner.

Get the tutorial at Designed Improvised.

What you'll need: Foam shamrock ($10 for 36 shamrocks, .com)

Hang these window decorations to brighten up any sunlit room, and anyone's day on March 17th.

Get the tutorial at Crafty Morning.

What you'll need: Green ribbon ($11, .com)

This cute clover easy enough for preschoolers to tackle.

Get the tutorial at The Resourceful Mama.

What you'll need: Green crepe paper ($8, .com)

Turn a bottle of glitter into a sensory activity for your younger children.

Get the tutorial at Sunny Day Family.

What you'll need: Rainbow glitter ($6, .com)

Preserve their tiny handprints forever with this precious painting craft.

Get the tutorial at Crafty Morning.

What you'll need: Googly eyes ($5 for 500 eyes, .com)

The best part of making your own play dough is adding the sparkling green color.

Get the tutorial at Plain Vanilla Mom.

What you'll need: Lime Jello ($13 for 14 packs, .com)

How adorable would these glittery top hats look on your kids?

Get the tutorial at Creative Green Living.

What you'll need: Green glitter foam ($2 for 1 sheet, .com)

Your little ones can easily use a fork to recreate this leprechaun craft.

Get the tutorial at Crafty Morning.

What you'll need: Orange paint ($7, .com)

This craft will be a hit with adults and kids alike. Using spray paint and green paint, you'll turn a standard mason jar into a decorative piece.

Get the tutorial at Mason Jar Crafts Love.

What you'll need: Mason jars ($8 for 2 jars, .com)

Everything you need to make this beautiful green wreath can be found at the Dollar Store.

Get the tutorial at The DIY Playbook.

What you'll need: Foam shamrock ($10 for 36 shamrocks, .com)

Who knew coffee filters were a craft waiting to happen? Kids will love putting this colorful project together, which only needs three materials: coffee filters, green pipe cleaners, and green food dye.

Get the tutorial at We Know Stuff.

What you'll need: Green pipe cleaners ($8 for a pack of 100, .com)

What's better than a pot of gold you can eat? Filled with candy, here's how to turn an ordinary flower pot into the perfect seasonal craft.

Get the tutorial at The 36th Avenue.

What you'll need: Mini terracotta pot ($9 for 8 pots, .com)

Give St. Patrick's Day an extra colorful twist this year. This blogger used colored tissue paper and glue to create a colorful shamrock. Glue it onto a plain white greeting card for a festive greeting.

Get the tutorial at Housing a Forest.

What you'll need: Assorted tissue paper ($10 for 100 sheets, .com)

Paper plates aren't just for eating delicious Irish food! This blogger turned it into a fun, colorful decoration.

Get the tutorial at Crafty Morning.

What you'll need: Assorted paint ($10 for 6 bottles, .com)

Popsicle sticks are so versatile when it comes to crafting. For St. Paddy's Day, turn them into a leprechaun magnet in just a few simple steps.

Get the tutorial at This Girl's Life.

What you'll need: Popsicle sticks ($5 for a pack of 100, .com)

Put some of your extra milk bottles or mason jars to use with this adorable craft idea. Just download the printable, fill a jar or bottle with treats, and you've got a great St. Paddy's Day present.

Get the tutorial at Simple Kierste.

What you'll need: Mason jars ($8 for 2 jars, .com)

This super easy, Disney-themed St. Paddy's Day project will make your little Mouseketeer's day.

Get the tutorial at Mouse Ears Mom.

What you'll need: Glue dot adhesives ($7 for 200 adhesives, .com)

Rainbows and glitter are the perfect combo for an easy, kid-friendly craft.

Get the tutorial at Housing a Forest.

What you'll need: Silver glitter ($5, .com)

This holiday, add the science of sound to holiday activities with your children. The kids will love these sound shakers!

Get the tutorial at Buggy and Buddy.

What you'll need: Green glitter tape ($8, .com)

Paper trees are a common Christmas craft, but why not give them a St. Paddy's spin too? These bright pieces are fun to put together.

Get the tutorial at Little Miss Celebration.

What you'll need: St. Patrick's Day green cupcake liners ($8, .com)

Make shamrock shapes for cards, gifts, and more with these DIY stamps.

Get the tutorial at Sunny Day Family.

What you'll need: Green pipe cleaners ($8 for a pack of 100, .com)

The colorful boxes make lovely gifts for classmates and teachers. Going green has never been this fun!

Get the tutorial at Inside BruCru Life.

What you'll need: Mini popcorn box ($12 for 20 boxes, .com)

Harness the luck of the Irish with this cool craft. With just a few materials, little ones can have their very own pot of gold.

Get the tutorial at Crafty Morning.

What you'll need: Assorted paper ($13 for 500 sheets, .com)