Mini St. Patrick’s Day Wreaths DIY

Here’s a little luck o’ the Irish for St. Patrick’s Day – sweet miniature wreaths that claim “Kiss Me, I’m Irish!” and “Lucky As Can Be.” These would be so sweet to give to your grandmother, teacher, friend – or any lucky person, really!

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Materials needed: mini grapevine wreaths, green paper, St. Pat’s Wreath Tags Template, scissors, miniature shamrock confetti, glue.

Step 1: Download the St. Pat’s Wreath Tags Template, print out, and cut out the mini tags. Cut just inside the printed lines.
Step 2: Glue confetti shamrocks onto the front of the grapevine wreath using the hot glue gun.
Step 3: Glue the tag across the front of the wreath using the hot glue gun. Attach a bit of twine for hanging.

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Photography by Benton Collins. 



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