18 DIY St Patrick's Day Wreaths to Welcome Your Weekend Guests

March 17th is coming before you know it, so it's time to begin thinking about your St Patrick's Day decorations! This holiday is fun to craft with a rainbow of distinct colors and goblin images. So greet the guests and have a little luck with these beautiful Saint Patrick's Day wreaths. They're perfect for any celebration, whether you're throwing a Saint Patrick's Day party or just feeling inspired to create a little magic for the kids in your family.

Top 18 DIY St Patrick's Day Wreaths to Welcome Your Weekend Guests

In the meantime, we've put together easy St Patrick's Day crafts duplication tutorials. That means fewer steps and even fewer supplies. However, we know that everyone has their decorating style. You'll find many ideas, from minimalist leaf wreaths to vibrant festive wreaths. And what is the point of traditional St. Patrick's Day celebrations without the standard colors? Green and yellow abound, along with the classic symbols: rainbow, a pot of gold, and four-leaf clover. Some options say the word "luck" directly! Now turn on your favorite songs and start crafting!

Minimalist Shamrock Wreath

Shamrock wreaths are funny, but sometimes they can clash with your existing decor. This shamrock wreath style is simple, modern, and minimalist, so it goes well with any room.

Modern Shamrock Wreath

This clover door hanger is perfect for minimal decor! The best part? It only calls for five supplies.

Paper four-leaf clover garland

Magnolia Leaf Wreath

Green, yellow, and gorgeous! This wreath is the perfect combination of the naturalism of the classic wreath and the colors of St. Patrick's Day.

Big Paper Shamrock Wreath

Greet guests with the holiday's most recognizable symbol: a shamrock! This wreath is made entirely of green scrapbook paper, plus a button in the middle.

Rainbow Wooden Wreath

All you need to make this simple rainbow wreath is ice cream sticks, wooden craft rings, and glue! It's the perfect craft to do with young children or create a group for your friends.

St Patrick's Day Paper Fan Wreath

Pretty paper fans make up the body of this cute festive wreath. By overlapping, you get beautiful textures and variations that look good on any door.

Tassel Shamrock Wreath

This decoration is all about fringe. Plus, it's super cute. My favorite part is the jute rope which gives it a rustic feel.

Cactus Wreath

Here's another fun way to get creative this memorable holiday! The thorns cactus wreath is assembled with a green paper plate. Buy enough for a traditional Irish dinner and use the leftovers for this decorating idea!

Green Wooden Heart Wreath

It is the most versatile of the bunch! You can order this festive green heart window frame wreath for Valentine's Day and keep it through March 17th!

Green Leaf Wreath

Give your Paddy's Day a bit tropical with a fun monstera leaf wreath. It might not be typical, but it's still festive green and can last all spring!

Rainbow Wreath

Technically, this could be a half-garland, but it has all the power of a bouquet. Using a styrofoam wreath, this blogger creates a pretty ribbon rainbow with a glittering gold jar at the bottom!

Felt Shamrock Wreath

Get your green felt and a form of foam wreath. Our part of this version is how adorable the little shamrocks are hidden among the "grass."

Lucky Wreath

Are you feeling Lucky? This wreath is sure to do the trick! It's easy to make and improves the typical garland designs you see.

Dried Hydrangea Wreath

Have you ever noticed that blue hydrangeas look like bunches of clover? If you want a natural and delicate wreath, these lovely light icy blue petals will do the trick.

Tassel Wreath

Choose green tassels for a more delicate wreath! The rainbow ribbon adds another festive touch and a bit of color.

St Patrick's Day Wreath In Tulle

Tulle is one of my favorite crafting supplies because it's often handy. This blogger has a shamrock good luck spell, but you can use your initials or surname for personalization.

Ombre Shamrock Wreath

Ombré is a great design trick when you want variations in your holiday colors. Here, the clover plants fade into ferns and finish with sparkling emeralds.