St. Patrick's Day Build a Leprechaun Printable

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Last updated on February 24th, 2023 at 04:35 pm

free diy st patricks day craft - build a leprechaun

Leprechaun’s can be a hit or miss. Really cute or really creepy? Thankfully the paper craft I have for you today falls in the cute category. Saint Patrick’s Day is coming up and building a leprechaun seems to be something you you just need to do if you’re into paper toys and crafts. So here we go…

All about the Build a Leprechaun craft:

This build a leprechaun craft features 2 pages. One page is the leprechaun without color so your kid can color him, cut him out and put him together. If your kid isn’t a fan of coloring, I have a pre-colored version for you consisting of the classic green leprechaun colors. So just cut out the leprechaun pieces and put him together and you have yourself a little lucky charm!

I also recommend laminating. Laminating gives this holiday craft a bit more permanence. The kids can put together the leprechaun again and again without any of the work of preparing it. I don’t use anything fancy, but a simple and easy laminator. This is the laminator I recommend.

Also, if you laminate it, stick little velcro dots on the laminated pieces so your kids can attach and reattach again and again.

This is also a great craft for the classroom. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day (March 17th) and print this out for your students to partake in a little St. Patty’s day fun!

Below is what will be included in your download (see the bottom of the page for actual download instructions):

Format: This printable comes in a PDF format and prints out on 8.5″x11″ standard size letter paper. Making it easy to print on any printer!

Need some craft supplies?

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I’ve split the list up into a basic list and a fancier list if you’re going to put a little more pizazz into your printables.