St. Patrick's Day Themed Animals

Some people not only like to decorate their home and themselves, but their animals as well.

Hey, get your own!

Roll me in clover, Rover

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Paddy O'Catty

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Only Irish on St. Patrick's Day

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Happy as a pig in clover...with a pint of Guinness

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My Tutu is not too too much

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Baaaaaaapy St. Patrick's Day

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Have fun but don't get to Shih Tzus faced

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Happy St. Patrick's Day!

15 Rainbow Craft and Food Ideas

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DIY Leprechaun Beard

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Isn't this adorable?   French Knots has a tutorial on how to DIY a beard for your own little munchkins out of yarn, pipe cleaners and a dollar store hat.

For instructions, click  here.

Rainbow Rice

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The above colorful rainbow of colored rice idea is from Share and Remember.

Although St. Patrick's Day is over, this would be a fun kids activity for next year or even for a birthday party as a "make and take craft" .  You could layer in clear plastic or glass jars similar to sand art and put a lid on it, or leave it open and stick plastic flowers and use it as a vase.

All you need is rice, food coloring or liquid water colors and rubbing alcohol.

For further instructions click here

Lush Leprechaun

Croshame has some of the most unique, creative, detailed and offbeat crocheted works of art that I have ever seen and her overindulged leprechaun is no exception.  I love the "spilled Guinness" beer touch and the little crocheted coins and the little hurling shamrock confetti is genius.

One of her best known creations is the Exorcist playset which she now sells 8x10 prints of for $8.

To see more of her creations check out her blog here.

Some of her creations are for sale  Esty shop here and she has an announcement that 10% of any March and April sales will be donated to Japanese Tsunami and Earthquake Relief via Red Cross.

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Disclaimer:  I receive no renumeration or consideration for posting this - I just think it is cool.

St. Patrick's Day Lucky Do Hairstyle

If you are looking for a cute hairstyle for longer hair for today, Adopt A Do Cute Girls Hairstyles has a tutorial on how to make this cute St. Patricks Day Lucky Do along with several other styles.