Modern St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Wreath
Make this easy modern shamrock wreath for St.Patrick’s Day decor using paper and a simple grass wreath. This fun clover door hanger is perfect for minimal decor. For more fun decorating ideas for St Patty’s Day See my St. Patricks’ Day page.
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This shamrock wreath is so simple to make. It started with a great fuzzy moss wreath. It was love at first sight when I saw this one!
The possibilities for what to do with this fun wreath are enough to keep me awake at night, but for this project, I just wanted something simple and neat to decorate my home with for the upcoming St Patrick’s Day holiday.
I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut out the shamrocks for the center of the wreath. I layered the clovers and hung them from the center with fun party beads.
I thought using pom trim for a hanger would add some fun interest too. Here’s how I made it!
Minimal St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Wreath
Supplies:
- Green Moss Wreath
- Cardstock: Green, White Pattern or Cutout Clovers
- Gold Plastic Bead Necklace
- 16-inches of Ball Trim: Green
- Hot Glue & Gun
Instructions:
I used a Silhouette Cameo die-cut machine to cut out the shamrocks used in this wreath. You can purchase cutout clovers and use them if you do not have a Silhouette machine to create them.
Silhouette Instructions: Measure the inside of the wreath and cut out a clover to fit just inside the hole. Adjust the sizes of the clovers in half-inch graduating sizes going smaller.
I used patterned paper for the center shamrock. The other two are textured green card stock. I used the “Clover Things” Dingbat Font instead of buying an already made shamrock SVG file from the Silhouette store.
TIP: Downloading dingbats are an inexpensive way to grab shapes for Silhouette craft projects.
Instructions:
Bend the center of the clover petals forward to make a 3-dimensional clover.
Glue the three clovers together in the center.
Hot glue the shamrocks to the beads. Glue the beads to the wreath. Glue the ball trim in a loop next to the beads and hang! Super cute and fast wreath to make!
Wait before you go check out my friend Erlenes’ St Patrick’s Day Garland Wreath.
Love the look, but think you might buy one instead? Shop these ideas!
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I love all of your Wreaths
Love this!!! Thanks for sharing with us in the Crafty Showcase
Susie @Bowdabra
Thank you so much for linking your project to sweet treats & swanky stuff! Your wreath looks beautiful!
SO very cute! Love seeing anything that is easy and cute! Have a great weekend! Thanks for sharing.
So happy you came over and linked to my party!! Wow. Love the shamrock, too. The blogs are all about the holidays, aren’t they? Best wishes, I’ve been following you for a long time. Linda
Adorable and timely. Thanks for sharing.
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I was happy to feature this great project on And Sew We Craft. I’m glad I made your day!
Amy x
So cute yet very elegant! Thanks so much for linking on Busy Monday!
Very nice! I like the simple fuzzy wreath and your shamrocks make it perfect for St. Patrick’s Day. How great that you can do a quick change and use it again for the next occasion! Thanks for sharing it at the Rock N Share!
Kim this is so cute! Love the shamrock. Thanks for linking up at Transformed Tuesday.
Hugs,
Peggy
Very cute, Kim!!
Your wreath is so cute – perfect for St. Patty’s Day! Love that is so simple and fresh looking!
Thanks for sharing this at Saturday Sparks
Have a Lovely Weekend,
Suzanne
So cute! I love the fuzzy green wreath.
I found you today thru the Linky Party at Create Craft Love where I’m #212. I hope you get a chance to stop by my blog and leave a comment, too!
~ Megin of VMG206
This is so cute! It would make me so happy to see this hanging in my house.
Each week I host a link party at my site – it starts on Thursdays and goes all week. I would love it if you would be able to join and share this! Have a great day!
-Angie
Kim,
What a simple wreath that could so easily be modified for any holiday/season!
We’d love to see you on my weekend link up – Sharing Creative Ideas {all weekend}
~ joey ~
I love your wreath (I saw it at Someday Crafts). Thank you for sharing!
Kim,
I love all your simple, yet BEAUTIFUL ideas! I’m going to WalMart tomorrow and see if I can find a lovely green wreath! My problem is I don’t have a Sillouette machine, so I guess I’ll have to do the shamrock by hand if they don’t have any there. Thank you for sharing your creativity with those of us who are “craft-challenged.”
I love it and have plenty of ideas for the year, easter chicks, mothers day flowers, fathers day golf course, summer garland, thanksgiving turkey, christmas wreath. I love now all i need is walmart and Sillouette