It’s three weeks away—March 17—the day where you dig through your dresser to find that one green blouse you have—St. Patrick’s Day! If you’re planning a celebration or just looking for a fun, simple way to get into the Irish spirit, I’ve got just the thing for you. These shamrock die cuts are an easy and versatile decoration for all your St. Paddy’s Day festivities!
These shamrock cut outs can be used in so many different ways! Make a garland, use them as treat or cupcake toppers, or even implement them as card or favor embellishments—the possibilities are endless! I’ve included an SVG cut file, so, if you have a Cricut or other cutting machine, you can make these in a cinch.
I think that St. Patrick’s Day decorations can sometimes get a little cheesy, but these die cuts definitely add a classy, DIY touch. And, if you’re looking for more St. Paddy’s Day decor, check out these printable’s I shared over at Juggling Act Mama’s blog last year.
As you may or may not know, I was born in Hawaii. As a kid, I assumed that this fact alone meant that I was Hawaiian. So, even though I spent the majority of the first 10 years of my life telling people that I was Hawaiian and making sure to mark Asian/Pacific Islander on all the surveys I took (sometime I still do), I’m actually only about 1/8 Hawaiian, with most of the rest of my heritage being IRISH. Although this knowledge prompted a slight identity crisis, it did make St. Patrick’s Day more fun.
Enjoy the new template, and have fun making these shamrock die cuts! What do you plan to do with these cute little clovers?
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Mandee is a professional graphic designer, amateur bird watcher, and rollercoaster enthusiast. She is a wife to hardworking high school teacher and mommy to three adorable little humans. She fell in love with graphic design when she started working on a comedy website with a guy she met her freshman year of college. Design wasn’t the only thing she fell in love with, and they were married a year and a half later. She created Designs By Miss Mandee to be a place where she could merge her passion for design with her lifelong love of crafting.