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St. Patrick Day Lucky Four-Leaf Clover Pins

March 1, 2013 by Linda Lanese

shamrock pin

Create your own luck with an easy four-leaf clover pin. Cut clover shapes out of different colors of green felt, layer the pieces together and secure using glue. Embellish the clover with buttons, ribbon, and other trims. Add pin backing or a safety pin to the back.  This idea comes from bhg.com and the instructions are just what you see about; so here is a site you can printout shamrock templates and embellish with your creative touches.  Shamrock templates!

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