St Patrick’s Day Lucky Printables Pack

March 7, 2015 By In The Playroom in Printables 1 Comment

I have another great printable pack to share with you for St Patrick’s Day, like I promised in the St Patricks Day photo booth props post.

This set is full of decorations and accessories to add some luck and charm to your St Patricks Day celebrations.

This free printable set is also from tinyme, and is just as gorgeous as all their other printables.

The lucky St Patrick’s day set includes:

4 x Clover broaches
4 x St Patricks Day gift tags
3 x St Patricks day drinks labels
4 x clovers to use for straw toppers or making garlands.

If you want to make more, just print an extra set or two!

I love the pretty shades of green.

Download the St Patricks Day Lucky printables pack here

It will save in a PDF format ready for you to print.

Don’t forget to check out the St Patricks Day dress up photo booth props too if you missed those the other day.

Follow our free printables board on Pinterest for even more:

You might also like these gorgeous printables from tinyme, to see you through all the seasons of the year.

More St Patricks Day Fun

Why not try some of these simple St Patricks Day ideas for kids

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Jenny @ The Brick Castle
March 9, 2015 @ 12:14 pm

Liquid luck *snigger* Mine would be a little darker and more stouty than the kids green water 🙂
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