Fingerprint Shamrock Craft

Time to make a cute little clover ornament! This thumbprint clover craft is a great project to do with kids on St. Patrick’s Day, it’s fun for all ages, little ones will work on their fine motor skills while older kids will just have fun creating.

Shamrock Fingerprint Craft

What you need

two sheets of paper
black marker
blue and yellow ink
drag
tape

Sketch a clover shape on one piece of paper. Cut out the clover. Place the clover-shaped paper on top of the other. You may want to tape the papers to keep them from shifting (especially if you are doing this project with small children).

Start by dipping your fingers into the ink pad and pressing them down inside the cloverleaf outline. Make sure you press down along the outline as well.

Once the entire clover is covered with fingerprints, remove the top sheet of paper.

Aren’t these thumbprint clover crafts fun? Make them on thicker paper and you can also use them as great, personalized greeting cards.

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