St. Patrick’s Day is coming soon! Get into the spirit (and maybe keep yourself from getting pinched) with shamrock accessories or home décor! We’ve rounded up 11 sewing projects that feature shamrocks you can sew from fabric. They’re all quick projects that are easy to sew.
For even more ideas, see our roundup of 9 fun things to sew for St. Patrick’s Day.
DIY Shamrock Banner for St. Patrick’s Day by Crafting Cheerfully
Sew a simple banner of shamrocks in a mix of prints and shades of green.
[photo credit: Crafting Cheerfully]
Plush Felt Shamrock Stitching Craft with Free Template by Irish American Mom
These felt shamrocks are super cute!
[photo credit: Irish American Mom]
DIY Farm Chic Shamrocks by French Creek Farmhouse
These shamrocks have a pretty farmhouse style when made from a ticking stripe! Use them as basket filler or hang them from a garland.
[photo credit: French Creek Farmhouse]
Felt Shamrock Bookmark (Free Pattern) by Easy Things to Sew
Keep your place in your book with this felt bookmark!
[photo credit: Easy Things to Sew]
Felt Shamrock Headband by Everyday Dishes
Wear a shamrock in your hair to show your Irish spirit!
[photo credit: Everyday Dishes]
{How To} Scrappy Shamrocks – St. Patty’s Style by The Sewing Loft
Sew your smallest scraps into pretty shamrocks to decorate your home!
[photo credit: The Sewing Loft]
Split Pea Shamrocks by Made Everyday
Split peas make a pretty filler for these shamrocks sewn from clear vinyl!
[photo credit: Made Everyday]
Felt Shamrock Pins by Adventures of a DIY Mom
Celebrate St. Patrick’s with a felt shamrock on your lapel!
[photo credit: Adventures of a DIY Mom]
An Easy Fun Rag Shamrock Decoration by Clover House
Got lots of fabric scraps! Use them to make this fun rag rug shamrock ornament!
[photo credit: Clover House]
Shamrock Pin for a Headband… and More, by Make It Do
This shamrock headband makes a cute St. Patty’s accessory!
[photo credit: Make It Do]
Wool Felt Shamrock Garland by Noelle O Designs
How pretty are these shamrocks made from wool felt with beads and sequins?
[photo credit: Noelle O Designs]
