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St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Coloring Page PRINTABLE….quick and fun!

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I shared months ago that I wanted to open up the free days on my blog (that I wasn’t blogging) to others who would love to fill those gaps and showcase their own work.  Your talent out there is INCREDIBLE…..and I love sharing this little outlet with others who get a kick out of creating, like I do. :)  So, today is another day you get to see the craftiness of someone else.  Pull up a chair (or a sofa) and enjoy with me……you won’t be disappointed. 

 

-Ashley :)

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Hello, friends! I am Gretchen from Three Little Monkeys Studio, and I am so excited to be a new contributor at Make it & Love it. Seriously. Pinch me. And not just because St. Patrick’s Day is coming up!
Today I’m sharing a holiday printable and a couple of fun ideas for making your child’s St. Patrick’s Day special.
St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Coloring Page PRINTABLE....quick and easy! --- Make It and Love It

St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Coloring Page PRINTABLE….quick and easy! — Make It and Love It

This couldn’t be any easier. You just need a few supplies you may already have around the house.
St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Coloring Page PRINTABLE....quick and easy! --- Make It and Love It
Wouldn’t it be fun to surprise your kiddos with this at breakfast along with some St. Patrick’s Day accessories to make them “pinch proof”? I found some cute bead necklaces and a St Patty’s pin in Target’s dollar bins. I placed them in a small jar and clipped the pin to the side of the jar with a small clothespin. Super easy presentation!
St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Coloring Page PRINTABLE....quick and easy! --- Make It and Love It
Set up your breakfast table using green or St. Patrick’s Day-themed plates, napkins and shamrock straws. I picked these up from Target, but my local Dollar Tree had some similar items. Maybe it will buy you a few minutes of peace while they color and accessorize so you can enjoy your morning. Fingers crossed!
St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Coloring Page PRINTABLE....quick and easy! --- Make It and Love It
And just think how fun this would be to distribute for a class party or to share with a little play group at home.
St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Coloring Page PRINTABLE....quick and easy! --- Make It and Love It
Want to print off a few for yourself?
Supplies:
  • 8.5×11” white card stock
  • a few crayons in rainbow colors, old or new
  • washi tape (check Target’s dollar bins for gold washi tape)
  • scissors
  • corner punch (optional)
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CLICK HERE and print the below images off on 8.5×11” white card stock, and trim with scissors.
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Line up five crayons in rainbow colors on the printable above the pot of gold. You want this to look like a rainbow.

Place a piece of washi tape over the crayons to secure them to the printable. I used solid gold washi tape here, but any color will do.

Finally, use a corner punch to trim those sharp edges if you wish, but completely optional. I confess, I have a corner punch addiction so any excuse to use it will do.

St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Coloring Page PRINTABLE....quick and easy! --- Make It and Love It

St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Coloring Page PRINTABLE….quick and easy! — Make It and Love It

Hope you enjoy the coloring pages!
Gretchen
xoxo

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  2. Thanks for this great printable. I’m attaching new crayons and a gold-wrapped Magnum ice cream bar. I will hide it at the end of a crazy yarn maze made with rainbow colored yarn. Should be fun!

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  4. Cute idea! I am sure my daughter would love something fun like this. And Ashley, sorry, I am weird, but I noticed last week, and when I saw it again, I figured I would let you know. You have a typo in your heading on these new posts. It says, “get a kick out creating, like I do” instead of out of creating. Just missing the word of.

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