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Irish for a Day: St. Patrick's Day Crafts and…

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St. Patrick's Day Pot of Gold Crochet Pattern

This St. Patrick's Day Pot of Gold Crochet Pattern isn't somewhere over… More

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Tissue Paper Shamrock

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Lucky to Know You Printable Tag

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Lucky Toilet Paper Roll Clover

Save up those empty toilet paper rolls and start working on those St.… More

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Lucky Clover Pendant Necklace

Swirls of green in friendly plastic make a lovely pendant in the shape of… More

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Four Leaf Clover Charm

Starting with four green heart beads, it's easy to create a lucky four… More

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How to Catch a Leprechaun

Grab your kids and get ready to go on the best leprechaun hunt of your… More

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Lucky Me Coloring Book Page

Coloring book pages can help you celebrate smaller and shorter holiday… More

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40+ St. Patrick's Day Crochet Patterns

Sport the Irish green with these adorable St. Patrick's Day crochet… More

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Mini Leprechaun Hats

You'll never guess what these mini leprechaun hats are made of--Styrofoam… More

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A Cute Shamrock and Leprechaun

Use this free crochet pattern to make a fun decoration for you car. Hang… More

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Easy Crochet Clover

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17 Wearable St. Patrick's Day Crafts + Green Decor

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St. Patrick's Day Irish Princess T Shirt

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No Pattern Beach Kimono

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