Trying to catch a mischievous leprechaun on St. Patrick’s Day? No leprechaun can escape these awesome leprechaun traps!
Want to learn how to make a leprechaun trap? These easy leprechaun trap ideas make a fun kids craft for St. Patty’s Day.
Ever since I married my husband and took on the O’Driscoll name, I’ve been very into St. Patrick’s Day! Hubby is very proud of his Irish heritage and it has definitely rubbed off on me. It doesn’t hurt that St. Patty’s day has all the best parties too! Who doesn’t love a good St. Patrick’s Day cocktail, right?
Now that we have kids, it’s fun to do all the kid related activities with my girls! This year we’re planning to make leprechaun traps and as I was trying to get some fool-proof ideas (we REALLY want to get that leprechaun’s gold) I came across these great traps! They all looked so cute and easy that we had to check them out!
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Easy Leprechaun Traps
Seeing all these cute traps made us want to make some of our own! Check out this adorable Under The Rainbow Leprechaun Trap:
I found the inspiration for this one from some $1 green flowers. It’s a Rooftop Garden Leprechaun Trap
Have you ever made your own leprechaun trap? Did you snag yourself a leprechaun?
Want more St. Patrick’s Day fun?
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“End Of The Rainbow” Chocolate Pretzel Treats
Fun & Easy Rainbow Surprise Cupcakes (fill with Lucky Charms for St. Patty’s Day)
15 St. Patrick’s Day Cocktails You’ll Love More Than Green Beer
Sheila @ BrainPowerBoy
We make leprechaun traps each year 🙂 Pinning your cute collection.
Lisa
Thanks for sharing! I think we’re going to need to start that tradition too…it looks like so much fun! xoxo
Jessica
So cute – pinned!!! 🙂
Lisa
Thanks Jessica! xoxo
Ella
omg these traps are really easy and cute!!
Lisa
That’s why I love them so much! When I’m doing crafts with the kids, I want them to be as easy as possible (and cute too, of course) 🙂
Jamie @ Medium Sized Family
Hey, thanks for posting this! My daughter came home from kindergarten with homework to make a Leprechaun trap this weekend. At least the teacher was honest enough to call it a “family project”. 😉
Ruth
What do you do—if anything—to show evidence that a leprechaun was there? I’d love some ideas.
Lisa
Sometimes our leprechaun takes the gold and leaves chocolate coins behind as a treat. We can usually see where he runs off to because he’ll leave a little trail of glitter. Other times he can be mischievous and leaves a mess behind with a silly note. Hope you catch the little guy 😉