St. Patrick's Day FREE Printable Pinch-Proof Accessories and Gift Tags!

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This post is all about Kids’ St. Patrick’s Day crafts!

Are you looking for kids St. Patrick’s Day crafts to make with your kids this St. Patrick’s Day? I’ve got you! I enjoy making crafts with my kids, so I am always looking for an opportunity to make crafts together. So I put together these “pinch-proof” accessories that we can make together as a family, but can also be worn to school or wherever to avoid getting “pinched.” (you can also check out these St. Patrick’s Day treat bags we made)

So, if you are interested in a craft you can do with your kids that also doubles as accessories they can wear to school to be “pinch-proof,” make sure to download the free printable below. I have also included instructions on how to put them together.

This post is all about Kids’ St. Patrick’s Day crafts.

Kids’ St. Patrick’s Day Crafts | Pinch-Proof Accessories

Click To Download Our Kids St. Patrick’s Day Crafts Free Printable

List of Supplies

You can find all the supplies at the dollar store.

“Pinch-proof” Labels
Green or gold bead necklace/s (or key chain)
Cardboard (you can use a cereal box or any cardboard you have lying around or any other thick paper such as card stock)
1-hole puncher
Glue
Scissors

Instructions

Start by printing 2 sets of labels on 8×15 paper. Then, cut a cardboard size 8×15. Once this is ready, glue one of the label sheets directly onto the cardboard you just cut. Once glued, cut out each label. (or you can print labels on sticker paper instead of using glue)

Then, cut the second sheet of labels without gluing them onto the cardboard. Once cut, glue each label to the other side of the labels you glued to the cardboard earlier. You should end up with two images glued to either side of the cardboard, making it double-sided.

Last, punch one hole through the top of the labels/cardboard. Then, put the beads through the hole. And that’s it!

Tip: To make the key chain instead, follow the same steps above, except put the key chain through the hole instead of the beaded necklace. You can also print the labels directly on sticker paper and use them as stickers.