Are things getting a little GREEN yet where you live? They are here finally and we're loving it! It's inspired me to pull some green from my Bo Bunny stash and get creating. With the St. Patty's Day holiday coming up this week.... I had a perfect excuse to play! There are so many fabulous green papers in the latest releases. Be sure and consider the back sides of your papers when you're feeling inspired or you just might miss out on exactly what you're looking for!
Lucky for me.... I found what I needed and whipped up a few festive creations in honor of the Irish Day. A fun welcome sign for your front door, a card, and a cute little shamrock pin. You and your kiddos could make some of these together. You don't want to send your loved ones off to school or work that day without wearing some green or they might get pinched. HA!! Oh! And I found some shamrock clip art online to use as my pattern. Then I just resized it how I needed to for each project.
Leave a comment and tell me if your family celebrates St. Patty's Day.... tell me which project is your favorite
and I will draw a winner to receive all three! Have a great week!
Good Luck door sign products used: Ad Lib Verbiage (green side), Vicki B. Wrap, U Bug Me Combo Letter Stickers, Vicki B. Buttons, Ad Lib Buttons
I'm so Lucky card supplies used: Vicki B. Loverly, Kiwi Journal, Vicki B. Bubbly (green side), Ad Lib Hoopla (green side), Wild Berry Red Dot, Kiwi Double Dot ribbon
Shamrock Pin supplies used: Kiwi Journal, Blast Off Wrap, Blast Off buttons
Love these Shanna!
ReplyDeleteI like I'm so lucky and we don't have a tradition for St Patty's day other then to wear green. It is my favorite color so it's not hard to find in my closet.
ReplyDeleteSt. Patty's day is big with my family, as my grandmother is Irish! I love the I'm so Lucky card! We all need to remember how lucky we are...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects. The dayhome I operate celebrates St. Patricks day. We make leprechaun traps, search for gold, wear green clothes and eat 'green' pancakes.
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate by wearing green and having something green for dessert along with corned beef, potatoes and irish soda bread.
ReplyDeleteYour projects are fabulous-my favorite is the door sign.
I'm Irish and we always celebrate with a traditional dinner of corned beef and cabbage. I'm also making soda bread and Guiness cupcakes this year! I LOVE the Good Luck Door Sign the best, but all of the projects are inspiring. Thanks so much for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWow, great projects! We just made a pistachio cake with pistachio frosting in honor of St Patty's Day! My son just came home from preschool after reading a book about leprechun traps, so we just made 2 traps out of kleenex boxes can't wait to see what we catch!! LOL!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS projects!! Loving all the green! :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
ReplyDeleteWe not only celebrate St. patrick's Day, myson's school mascot is Shamrocks! So I am busy designing his graduation announcement with a shamrock theme!
ReplyDeleteThe I'm so Lucky card is so cute, I love the way the letters are arranged in different directions. My family doesn't really celebrate St. Patrick's Day, but I did take a picture of my 90 year old Chinese grandmother wearing a St. Patrick's Day beer/flower hat this year.
ReplyDeleteOf course we celebrate St Patty's Day! My husband is an Irish fanatic! We actually have a big Irish feast with Shepherd's Pie and all! As for these fantastic creations, I don't know that I only have 1 favorite! :) The door sign is so festive, but I am so loving the card. Perfection!
ReplyDeleteHow can you choose just one-they Are all great! we just wear green that day other than that a few decorations!
ReplyDeleteI love the pin! We celebrate by wearing Green.. and treats at preschool!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, I celebrate St. Patrick's day every single year - it's my birthday! :) My favorite project here is that cute card with the circles!
ReplyDeleteI love the pin! I started planning what we'd wear last week, just so we don't forget to wear green! I also make green shamrock cookies with my cookie press.
ReplyDeleteLove these projects. Australia celebrates St Patrick's day usually in the Irish pubs! They go crazy!
ReplyDeleteI drive a school bus so I have to wear green (or I will be pinched!).
ReplyDeleteThe projects are so cute and I totally love the door sign!
Sooo Cute, Shanna! We aren't Irish, but will use any excuse to celebrate!
ReplyDeleteMy husband is Irish, so I decorate the house. I make St. Pat's cards and send to friends and family. And I'm making a Reuben casserole on St. Pat's Day!
ReplyDeleteOops I love all your projects!!!
ReplyDeleteHOw cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the sign.
ReplyDeleteMy step children live in another state so this year I made a gift box starting with a box of lucky charms, Irish Spring soap, green candy and gum,rainbow glow braclets and green nail polish and so on and so on, you get the idea, all wrapped in green and gold paper with a scattering of "gold" and candy coins.... hope they enjoy it. So had to send a version to my grown children too !!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunatly we don't really celebrate St.Patricks day but there's always a last Snow storm around that time and we call it "The St.Patricks snow storm"!!!!!!!!! Maybe we'll get lucky this year and won't have one! Or maybe not!
ReplyDeleteI love the "I'm so lucky" card. Simple and very nice.
I decorate a little - I like the green it reminds me spring is coming. The shamrock pin is my favorite of the projects.
ReplyDeletewe don't really celebrat st pattys day. Every year I saw we are going to do something but we never do. This is going to be the year! I love all the projects super cute...if I had to pick one...umm...well I would say the I'm so lucky card I'm addicted to circles right now!
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate with wearing Green,Corn Beef and Cabbage
ReplyDeleteLove all the green
Being of Irish decent we have to have our corned beef and cabbage for dinner and always wear green that day. This year I'm cooking dinner for my Japanese neighbors and have instructed them to wear green or be pinched!
ReplyDeleteaww ...Im Irish so yes, luv em! the sign wins for me!
ReplyDeleteLove them all, but the sign is my favorite! On St. Patrick's Day I leave gold candy coins & a pencil on each of my students' desks. Then they think a leprachaun must have been there.
ReplyDeleteWe don't celebrate St Patrick's day; but these papers are so lush makes me want to have some photo's of this celebration to match them! Love the sign - it's amazing!
ReplyDeleteThree great St.Patty's treasures you have there. Green is a must and my shamrock wreath is haning on the door. At the school where I work we have Leprechaun day. It is always surprising to see what green items the kiddies wear.
ReplyDeleteI love your projects. We usually go out to eat as a group for St. Patrick's Day and wear our green.
ReplyDeleteI love all 3 projects.
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I love the door sign...so welcoming anytime! Mahalo for the op to win.
ReplyDeleteI really love the card! It's SOOO cute!
ReplyDeleteWe are not irish, but my 9 years old daughter is creazy about every thing "celtic" ... so, she draw plenty of clovers... dress her in green :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is funny and original...We are in France :-)
Heidy
Shanna those are so cute. Lime green is my favorite color.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so cute and just love all the yummy green papers.
ReplyDeleteSo darn cute. I love them all.
ReplyDeleteWhat don't I love that you make!
ReplyDeleteYour embellishments are the best...you so have an eye for things that I would never think to put together and yet you put them together and it looks fabulous!
Love ~ Love ~ Love your stuff!
Chris
My fav is the door sign!
ReplyDeleteWe (me and hubby) were out of town on St Patty's Day. We didn't celebrate, but I made 5 cards and sent them to my mom and 4 friends in other states. Does that count as celebrating? Oh I forgot I also made white chocolate covered pretzels with green nonparials for the people who work with my hubby. If you have a big lots where you live, try their "Anderson braided twists honey wheat pretzels". They are about 70cents. Everytime I have used them with the white chocolate people fight over them.
You are just so creative. Love all your projects.
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