Get Lucky This St. Patrick’s Day with 25+ Do-It-Yourself Crafts for Preschoolers, Tweens & Teens!

Let your little leprechauns bestow all the magical wishes their hearts desire on St. Paddy’s Day with these bold, glittery shamrock wands from Oriental Trading Company. With self-adhesive foam pieces, this craft is super simple for even the littlest hands.

Indulge your toddler’s creativity while they work their fine motor skills decorating this cardboard shamrock craft from Farmhouse Mama. You can even use whatever green items you have around the house, so the possibilities are endless!

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If your kids love making crafts with toilet paper tubes, then check out these adorable leprechaun decorations made out of cardboard rolls! Manda Panda Project has all the details for this kid-friendly craft!

Kids will love hunting for leprechauns with these easy DIY cardboard roll binoculars from Our Kid Things! Toilet paper tubes, construction paper, pipe cleaners and a few other simple materials are all you need!

We glitteraly can’t stop obsessing over this DIY playdough recipe from Playdough to Plato that is bright green and full of gold glitter. It’s easy to make on the stovetop with a few simple ingredients and will give your playdough-loving kid hours of fun.

A chalk-rubbing technique leads to an explosion of colors on these rainbow chalk shamrocks from Capturing Parenthood. Easy to create and simple enough for preschoolers to do, this artwork is pretty enough to keep up on the fridge even after St. Patrick’s Day.

The hardest part about these adorable cereal and marshmallow rainbows is trying not to eat them! But, since all of the materials are edible (aside from the pipe cleaner holding up the rainbow), this colorful craft can double as a make-your-own snack. Head over to Jonesing 2 Create for the tutorial.

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Have some puzzles around the house with missing pieces? Upcycle the incomplete puzzle (or buy a new one at the local dollar store) to create this gorgeous lucky shamrock wreath from Creatively Beth.

Mix art and science together with Gift of Curiosity’s magical fizzing paint shamrock craft. Your kids will love watching the paint bubble and fizz thanks to the secret ingredient! Visit Gift of Curiosity for the how-to.

This “lucky charm” photo card is not only a cute 3-D craft project that is simple to make, but it can be a memorable gift for grandparents or friends! Head over to The Soccer Mom blog for the tutorial and video!

This super-cute leprechaun finger puppet from I Heart Crafty Things comes with a handy-dandy free template, making this festive St. Patrick’s Day craft a breeze to make with your preschooler.

Sneak in some math learning with the shape leprechaun craft from Non-Toy Gifts. Kids can practice their shapes while creating a work of art with this simple and adorable craft!

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Toddler or preschooler alike will work their fine motor skills with this easy-to-do craft. Head over to Fun-A-Day for the tutorial.

This paper plate craft from A Night Owl blog is a simple and inexpensive craft to do for St. Patrick’s Day, but it is also a great project to keep around as a springtime decoration.

If you've ever wanted to freeze a moment in time, you can do it with this cute keepsake from Simple Everyday Mom. A four-leaf clover gets a personal touch with your child’s photo right in the center, making it a cute gift for family and friends.

Your kiddo’s handprint becomes the rainbow in this adorable pot of gold craft. Just make sure to use washable paint so the mess stays on the paper! Get all the details at B-Inspired Mama.

This clover craft is kid-friendly and pretty enough to frame! Gluing green buttons to a shamrock template is all it takes to make this piece of art. Head over to Carrie Elle for the details.

Everyone can be a little Irish on St. Patrick’s Day by using rainbow cereal loops and a bit o’ string to make these cute name tag necklaces. Staying Close To Home has all the details.

Who says that coloring is for little kids? Relax your mind and de-stress with these therapeutic coloring pages designed for adults (or even older kids). You Should Craft has free, printable adult coloring pages!

Older kids will love this decoupage activity of decorating a glass votive candle holder with green tissue paper and Mod Podge glue from Mess For Less. You can also change up the color scheme for any other time of year, making this a year-round craft that is pretty to display around the house.

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Your craft-loving tween will love painting a pretty mason jar to fill with treats to give to her bestie. Head over to Duke and Duchesses for all the details on how to make this shamrock mason jar!

Watch these adorable cardboard roll windsocks dance in the breeze of Ireland… er, your backyard. Decorate them with shamrocks, leprechauns or pots of gold! Easy Peasy and Fun has the tutorial.

Your accessory-obsessed teen will love making these cute green alligator-clip barrettes. Get the details from Sugar Bee Crafts and watch the video tutorial. You can even use felt in other colors to make hair clips that can be worn year-round!

Make a pretty bouquet of green flowers that won’t wilt! Kids will love dying simple coffee filters with green food coloring for a pretty plant that you can keep displayed all year long! Head over to We Know Stuff to find out how!

Tweens will love making these cute shamrock necklaces out of jingle bells—and maybe even earrings to match—for themselves and their besties. Crafts For All Seasons has an easy tutorial.

Kids will love to snuggle up with this felt leprechaun doll from Handmade Charlotte. There is some sewing involved, but the pattern is simple enough for kids to handle — and they’ll be so proud to show off their new friend!