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Ombre Four Leaf Clover Craft

Created On: February 29, 2012  |  Updated: March 25, 2018  |   20 Comments  

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I’d like to share with you an easy ombre four leaf clover canvas I made for St. Patrick’s Day. I originally shared this over at Darling Doodles. Do you remember my Valentine’s Canvas? Well, I’m reusing the same canvas since I made everything removable. I love when I can reuse craft supplies, which saves money and there’s no need to find a place to store another seasonal decoration. 


To make your own you will need scrapbook paper, a four leaf clover punch or die cut machine, glue dots, and a canvas or frame. Disregard the gingham paper in the picture, I ended up liking the solid colors only.

 Using a small hole punch I added mini green brads in the center of each clover. This step isn’t necessary but I liked the look of the brads.
 I then used small glue dots to adhere the clovers to the canvas. This makes them easily removable in case you want to reuse your canvas.
Then stick them onto the canvas and you’re done. I didn’t measure the spacing, but you could bust out a ruler and make sure they line up correctly.
 It looked a little bare so I added some green raffia to finish it off. I think it completes the whole look. If you have an extra frame on hand you could use that instead of a canvas by adding scrapbook paper to the glass, then the clovers on top.
I don’t usually decorate for St. Patrick’s Day, but I thought this year it’d be fun to make some decor for the next few weeks. I’m not going all out but I do have a few things up. I’ll share my banner with you later this week.
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Sherry
11 years ago

Those are so pretty! Love the green brads in the middle!
Sherry's Bees Nest

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Rachel {BubblyNatureCreations.com}
11 years ago

Adorable!!! I love the punch!!!

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[email protected]
11 years ago

These is so pretty! I like the idea of using brads to embellish but not actually attach the shamrocks to your canvas.

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Meeha
11 years ago

So simple, airy and cute!

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Karah @ thespacebetweenblog
11 years ago

So pretty!!

Found you through the new linky followers blog hop. I’m so happy to be your newest follower, it would be great if you follow me back. :)

And, tomorrow I’ll be hosting a “What does your blog want to be when it grows up” blog hop with a few of my blog buddies … have you thought of your blog’s hopes and dreams? The party will be open for a week! My blog goals are here…https://thespacebetweenblog.wordpress.com/2012/03/01/grow-up-your-blog/

Karah
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Shiloh
11 years ago

This is really pretty. The little flowers would make great decoration for a package as well, I think.

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Anita
11 years ago

This is so creative and cute.Very inspiring to me who has nothing out for St. Patrick’s Day!

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Michelle Paige
11 years ago

This is such a fun idea! Would you be willing to link this up to my Springtime Link Party going on now? I’d love to have you! https://michellepaige.blogspot.com/2012/02/springtime-holiday-link-party.html
Thanks, Michelle

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[email protected]
11 years ago

I love this project. I hope you will stop by and link up to my St. Patty’s Day Project Parade.

https://www.itsybitsypaperblog.com/2012/03/st-pattys-day-project-parade-linky.html

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DIY for the House | TidyMom
11 years ago

[…] 3 Sons | Irish Spring at Jac o’ lyn Murphy | Leprechaun Cupcake Toppers at Skip to My Lou | Ombre Four Leaf Clover Canvas at A Pumpkin and a Princess | Lucky Printable from The Brown Eyes Have It | Cloverleaf Leigh from […]

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TidyMom
11 years ago

Such a cute idea!
Thanks for linking up! I featured your post in my wrap up https://tidymom.net/2012/diy-for-the-house/
Have a great weekend!

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Julie @White Lights on Wednesday
11 years ago

I love how clean and simple this canvas is, but it still totally gets the point across. I’d love for you to share your craft at my St. Patty’s link party. :)

https://whitelightsonwednesday.blogspot.com/2012/02/st-patricks-day-linky-party.html

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Brittany
11 years ago

This is darling! Thanks for sharing!

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Bonnie @ Uncommon
11 years ago

Precious! Love the little brads ! thank you for sharing at Uncommon! Bonnie ;)

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Alison
11 years ago

Ombre is definitely in right now!! Love how this turned out!

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Amie @ Pinkapotamus
11 years ago

Love this! I keep trying to find that darn shamrock punch.. but it keeps eluding me! This is such a sweet project and I just love the cute little centers! Thanks so much for sharing with the Pink Hippo party.. can’t wait to see what you share next!

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Lindsay
11 years ago

Hey! Just wanted to let you know that I featured this today from my Show & Share party, congrats! Thanks for sharing at my place!

https://southernlovely.blogspot.com/2012/03/show-share-30-features.html

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Nicole
11 years ago

This is a very cute idea!

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[email protected]
11 years ago

Featuring YOU this morning over on my blog. Thank you so much for sharing at {wow me} wednesday last week.

Ginger @ gingersnapcrafts.com

https://www.gingersnapcrafts.com/2012/03/take-look-at-you-st-patricks-day.html

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Ashley @ Simply Designing
11 years ago

So very cute!!! I am featuring this on my blog tomorrow! Thanks for linking up!

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