St. Patrick’s Day ProjectSt. Patrick’s Day is coming up so there is no better time to start doing green crafts for the popular Irish holiday. The shamrock is known as a symbol of Ireland, with St. Patrick having used it as a metaphor for the Christian Trinity, according to legend. The four-leaf clover is more uncommon than the three-leaf clover so tradition says four-leaf clovers bring good luck to those who find one. In this easy project we used bell pepper to make a shamrock stamp. Project adapted from familyfreshmeals.com.
What You Need:
Bell pepper
Washable green paint (or blue and yellow paint to mix to make green paint)
Paper plates to use as a paint palate
Paint brush
Paper
What to Do:
1. Cut off a thick slice of pepper.
2. I let the kids mix blue and yellow paint together to make green paint on a paper plate.
3. Have the kids paint the edges of the pepper with green paint or dip the bell pepper into the paint.
References:
familyfreshmeals.com
Photos by Stephanie Felzenberg and familyfreshmeals.com
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