
If you’re looking for a fun and easy St. Patrick’s Day craft, this Simple Four Leaf Clover Craft is perfect! With our free PDF printable template, kids can create their own lucky clover using either the pre-colored version or the black-and-white version for coloring. This craft is great for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and elementary school children, helping them develop fine motor skills while celebrating Irish traditions.
What You’ll Need:
Free Four Leaf Clover Printable Template (color and black-and-white versions)
White cardstock or printer paper
Scissors
Glue stick
Markers, crayons, or colored pencils (if using the black-and-white template)
Googly eyes (optional)
Construction paper (for an alternative method)

Get your free printables at the bottom of this post
How to Make a Four Leaf Clover Using the Black-and-White Template
Print the Template: Download and print the black-and-white version of the four-leaf clover template on white cardstock or regular printer paper.

Color the Pieces: Use green crayons, markers, or colored pencils to color in the leaves and stem of the clover. You can add shading or patterns for extra creativity!

Cut Out the Pieces: Carefully cut out each leaf and the stem along the outlines.

Assemble the Clover: Arrange the four leaves in a circular shape, slightly overlapping each one. Glue them together at the center.



Attach the Stem: Glue the stem at the bottom of the leaves.

Add Facial Features (Optional): Draw a cute smiling face on the clover or add googly eyes for a fun, animated look!
Let It Dry: Allow the glue to fully dry before displaying your finished clover!

How to Make a Four Leaf Clover Using Colored Paper
If you want a more hands-on approach, you can use the printable as a cutting guide for colored construction paper. Here’s how:
Print and Cut Out the Template: Print the black-and-white template and cut out all the shapes. These will serve as stencils for your construction paper.

Trace the Shapes: Place the cut-out template pieces onto green construction paper and trace around them with a pencil.

Cut the Construction Paper: Carefully cut out the shapes from the construction paper.
Assemble the Clover: Just like before, arrange the four leaves in a circle, overlapping them slightly, and glue them together.


Attach the Stem: Glue the stem at the bottom of the leaves.


Decorate (Optional): Draw a face, add googly eyes, or even use glitter to make your clover extra festive!

Fun Ideas for Your Finished Clover

Use as a Decoration: Hang your lucky clover on the wall or refrigerator.
Create a St. Patrick’s Day Card: Glue the clover onto a folded piece of cardstock and write a festive message inside.
Make a Garland: String multiple clovers together to make a fun St. Patrick’s Day banner.
Use as a Classroom Activity: This craft is great for group activities in schools or daycare centers.
Download Your Free Four Leaf Clover Printable
Click the link below to download your free PDF printable template and start crafting today!
Enjoy this fun and simple craft with your kids, and may it bring lots of luck and happiness to your home!