papercraft pot of chocolate gold coins made with Cricut

DIY your luck with these St. Patrick’s Day projects

23 February 2022

Feelin’ lucky? Get making with these St. Patrick’s Day DIY projects in Design Space.

Whether you’re Irish, have roots to the Emerald Isle, or are just looking to craft up all the luck this St. Patrick’s Day, there is a Design Space project for you! Here are a few ways you can get festive by making these St.Patrick’s Day projects in Design Space.

Catch a leprechaun and get his gold

Leprechauns are tricky little creatures known for evading folks trying to capture their copious amounts of coins. Bring a spark of fun from these magical creatures into your home or classroom by cutting out footprints for your kids to follow and lead them to the leprechaun’s hoard!

vinyl leprechaun footprints on jar of orange juice on breakfast table for St. Patrick's Day — Leprechaun footprints

St. Patrick's Day leprechaun footprints image set in Cricut Design Space — View the full Leprechaun Footprint image set

Or make your own pot of gold

St. Patrick's Day bucket of candy in rainbow colors with labels made with Cricut — Rainbow over a pot of gold

Perfect party projects for St. Patrick’s Day

Corned beef, cabbage, and cold ones can all get a facelift at this years party if you make any of these DIY projects in Design Space. Make your friends and family green with envy over the best St. Patrick’s Day soiree they will ever attend.

Beer mugs and beer steins decorated with gold vinyl with Cricut for St. Patrick's Day with sayings like "Lucky Me" — St. Patrick’s Day Mug

Set of five gift bags filled with party favors for St. Patrick's Day made with Cricut — St. Patrick’s Day Mug

3d paper gift box shaped like a hat made with Cricut for St. Patrick's Day — Leprechaun Hat Gift Box

St. Patrick's Day party decor image set in Cricut Design Space — St. Patrick’s Day party décor images

Break out the home decor

There are plenty of other ways to decorate your home, even without the group celebrations. Get festive this March with door décor and more to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Make a wooden sign to show off your Irish roots or create a banner to hang the day of. You can even make some table or dinner napkins that you can break out on St. Patrick’s Day or any other day of the year.

St. Patrick's Day porch sign image set in Cricut Design Space — St. Patrick’s Day Long Cut Porch Signs

St. Patrick's Day banner image set in Cricut Design Space — St. Patrick’s Day Banner

Gray and cream colored dinner napkin with Good Luck and a four leaf ironed on in black with Cricut, sitting on a neutral wood table — Good Luck towel

A pinch of green

Even if your St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are minimal, one thing you must not forget is to wear a pinch of green on March 17^th– which just so happens to be our favorite color! Legend has it that if you wear green, you become invisible to the mischievous leprechaun. Those not donning any emerald are said to get pinched by these tricksters.

Make a shirt with a little clover to protect you from pinches and bring you good luck with these St. Patrick’s Day projects and images in Design Space.

long sleeve white shirt with four green four-leaf clovers and one gold four-leaf clovers made with Cricut — Four Leaf Clover Sweatshirt

Baseball shirt made with Cricut that says Love with a four-leaf clover replacing the O — Four Leaf Clover Sweatshirt

St. Patrick's Day Heather Roberts image set in Cricut Design Space — Heather Roberts – St. Patrick’s images for shirts in Design Space

Go all out with a festive headband.

four party hats for St. Patrick's Day made with Cricut

Or keep things subtle with a little splash of iron-on on your shoes.

White canvas shoes decorated with green glitter four leaf clovers and one gold glitter four leaf clovers made with Cricut

Show us your St Patrick’s Day creations

Use #cricutmade on social media to show us your St. Patrick’s Day crafts. Looking for more special occasion inspiration? Visit the Celebrations tab in the desktop version of Design Space for a roundup of our favorite projects and images just right for the season, or check out more Seasonal inspiration right here on the Cricut blog.