These rainbow crafts for kids are sure to brighten up St. Patrick’s Day — or any day!
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Bubble wrap rainbow
Image Credit: I Heart Crafty Things If you’ve got some spare bubble wrap hiding out in the closet, use it to make this pretty bubble wrap rainbow from I Heart Crafty Things.
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Soda bottle rainbow
Image Credit: A Little Pinch of Perfect Upcycle an empty soda bottle into a colorful rainbow with this soda bottle rainbow craft tutorial from A Little Pinch of Perfect.
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Exploding rainbow
Image Credit: Kelly Dixon/SheKnows Lots of kids can proudly say that they’ve seen a rainbow, but after trying this exploding rainbow experiment, only your child can tell their friends they’ve seen a rainbow erupt.
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Rainbow on a stick
Image Credit: Kindergarten Lifestyle This rainbow on a stick from Kindergarten Lifestyle is one part fun craft and one part yummy craft!
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Rainbow bracelets
Image Credit: Make and Takes These rainbow pasta bracelets from Make and Takes are a fun and pretty way for kids to show off their fine-motor skills.
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Rainbow yarn wrapping
Image Credit: Cutting Tiny Bites This rainbow yarn wrapping from Cutting Tiny Bites is low on mess but high on fun.
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Rainbow paper plate craft
Image Credit: Mess for Less This rainbow paper plate craft from Mess for Less lets kids make a fun tie-dye effect art project using items you probably have around the house.
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Washi tape rainbow
Image Credit: I Heart Crafty Things This washi tape rainbow from I Heart Crafty Things is a bright and colorful craft that’s practically mess-free.
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Cupcake liner rainbow
Image Credit: A Little Pinch of Perfect An ordinary cupcake liner finds a new purpose in this cupcake liner rainbow craft from A Little Pinch of Perfect.
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Crystal rainbow
Image Credit: Hello, Wonderful Inject some science fun into St. Patrick’s Day with this tutorial from Hello, Wonderful on how to grow a giant crystal rainbow.
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Rainbow pipe-cleaner craft
Image Credit: Sugar Aunts This rainbow pipe-cleaner craft from Sugar Aunts is a fun way to help kids practice sorting colors and stringing beads.
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Paper-plate rainbow
Image Credit: A Little Pinch of Perfect Kids will be proud to show off this paper-plate rainbow project from A Little Pinch of Perfect.
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St Patrick’s Day mobile
Image Credit: Kori Ellis/SheKnows This paper St. Patrick’s Day mobile lets your child experience the magic of a rainbow without the need for an umbrella.
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Rainbow garden
Image Credit: I Heart Crafty Things Your child will love creating this pretty and unique rainbow garden craft from I Heart Crafty Things.
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Edible rainbow necklace
Image Credit: East Coast Mommy This edible rainbow necklace from East Coast Mommy is a cute and delicious St. Patrick’s Day project.
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Rainbow pipe-cleaner bracelet
Image Credit: Crafts by Amanda If you decide to make this rainbow pipe-cleaner bracelet from Crafts by Amanda with your kids this St. Patrick’s Day, a word of caution: It’s so cute that you may want one of your own, so be sure to get extra supplies.
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Rainbow rice
Image Credit: A Little Pinch of Perfect This sensory-play rainbow rice from A Little Pinch of Perfect is so pretty your kids will want to play with it long after St. Patrick’s Day is over.
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LEGO rainbow
Image Credit: Little Bins for Little Hands Little Bins for Little Hands shows us how to make a colorful LEGO rainbow in honor of St. Patrick’s Day or any day.
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Pot of gold rainbow
Image Credit: I Heart Crafty Things Make this pot of gold paper-plate rainbow from I Heart Crafty Things with your child so they can finally see what the leprechauns keep watch over.
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Beaded rainbow necklace
Image Credit: Buggy and Buddy This beaded rainbow necklace from Buggy and Buddy is a cute St. Patrick’s Day accessory that your child can wear year-round.
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Rainbow water
Image Credit: Happy Hooligans This tutorial for rainbow water from Happy Hooligans is a fun way to keep your kids hydrated on St. Patrick’s Day or any other day of the year.
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Spiral art rainbows
Image Credit: Amy Vowles/SheKnows You’ll experience the nostalgia of creating Spin Art when you make these spiral art rainbows with your child this St. Patrick’s Day.
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Paper-plate rainbow
Image Credit: Amy Vowles/SheKnows Kids will be proud to show off this paper-plate rainbow project from A Little Pinch of Perfect.
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Cupcake liner pot of gold
Image Credit: i Heart Crafty Things This pot of gold cupcake liner craft from I Heart Crafty Things is totally deserving of display space on the fridge.
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Rainbow crown
Image Credit: Small for Big This rainbow crown from Small for Big is sure to chase away any St. Patrick’s Day gloom.
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Rainbow crafts for kids
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