Once a design is decided upon, move along with the planning process, do the math, build a materials list and go shopping.

Easter decor carrots using just newspaper, tape, and twine.Easter archives.So, here it is, March 13th and I don’t have anything planned for St. Paddy’s Day.

Not a single craft has been completed.Not a single hijink has been planned.Originally, I was thinking it was too close to Easter this year and I would just by-pass all my green decorating and crafting attempts this time so as to not make myself crazy when I realized I only had 2 weeks afterwards to do Easter stuff..

But of course, seeing all the fun things that everyone else is doing (and being somewhat Irish and all) makes me want to participate this year, just a little bit.So rather than showing you all the fun and brilliant things that I’ve come up with this year for St. Paddy’s Day (of which, there are none), I thought I’d show you some of my favorite ideas from others, just in case you’re in the same boat as I am and you want to throw something together lickety-split.. Leprechaun Pee at The NY Melrose Family.. St. Paddy’s Day Sensory Bin from Hubby Made Me.. St. Patrick’s Day Lunchbox Laughs from.

Kiki & Company..

Recycled Beer Bottle Goblets from Practically Functional.. Green-dyed carnations from.I bought it because she loved the color and so I went along with it, but when I got home I really did think to myself “Well, that was dumb!

I’m going to ruin this shirt in five minutes when I spill something all down the front like I always do!” So, good timing on that one, Resolve®!You can pick Resolve® Gold In-Wash Stain Remover up at all major grocery stores for $6.87.

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