DIY Shamrock Paint Stamp for St. Patrick's Day
It’s St Patrick’s Day and the luck of the Irish is with us! ☘️ What better way to celebrate than by painting it green! Our DIY Shamrock Paint Stamps for St. Patrick's Day are perfect for creating an authentic Irish-inspired clovers.
Read on for step-by-step craft activity instructions for making DIY shamrock paint stamps from wine corks!
To Make a Shamrock Paint Stamp, You Will Need:
- 3-4 Wine Corks
- Green Poster Paint
- 1/2 Cup of Water
- Tape
- A Plate/Paper Plate
- Paper for Painting on
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Start by placing your 3 or 4 wine corks end-up on your table or countertop, aligning the wine corks so they make a triangle shape if you’re using three or a square if you’re using four.
- Wrap tape tightly around the outside of the corks, ensuring that they’re secure.
- Pour out some green paint onto your plate.
- Press your stamp firmly into the paint, giving it a gentle wiggle to make sure that there are no air bubbles.
- Stamp out the shamrock design onto your paper.
- Stamp out several designs and let dry for approximately 30 minutes.
- And you’re done!
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