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Simple Clover Leaf Bouquet

This St. Patrick’s Day create a simple and inexpensive bouquet of Shamrocks to add to your holiday decor! This little bouquet coordinates with my book page St. Patrick’s Day banner and was created using a simple set of supplies that you’re sure to have lying around your house!

Supplies you will need to create your own Clover Leaf Bouquet:

A recycled bottle
A variety of coordinating scrap paper
Tape or other adhesive
Wooden Skewers
Buttons
Twine

Use google images to find a clover leaf to use as a template. I don’t have a cutting machine, so I traced my clover leaves onto the back of my papers and cut them out using scissors.

Next, embellish the leaves using buttons, add some text or anything else you’d like. I kept mine really simple, but anything goes!

Now attach the leaves to your wooden skewers using tape or your other favourite adhesive. Place them in a vase or recycled bottle and add some twine or ribbon as a last touch.

Looking for more St. Patrick’s Day fun? Check out this roundup of 17 Simple St. Patrick’s Day ideas and visit my St. Patty’s Day Pinterest board!

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Rebecca

Rebecca Cooper is a 42-year-old wife and mother of four from Alberta, Canada. As a photographer, crafter, author, and blogger, she finds joy and fulfillment in celebrating everyday moments. She loves to read and eat chocolate, and is a firm believer in afternoon naps. Rebecca shares her family’s adventures, photo tips, simple craft projects + more right here at Simple as That.
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  10. i love the colors. i just realized that i make easter eggs with black etc but for some reason i never thought of making shamrocks with the colors i like. they’ve always been green. i just might have to make new ones. 🙂

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