Sometimes I only decorate my home for the major holidays... you know... Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc. but this year (at least so far 😉) I am in the mood to decorate for all the holidays!
St. Patrick's Day is no exception! In fact, I feel like this holiday gets the short end of the stick!
So, I'm showing it some love this year and I'm sharing my St. Patrick's Day decor!
Mind you, I didn't decorate the whole dang house or anything crazy like that!
But I did a few little vignettes in the kitchen and dining room.
I love creating a display for my dining room table. For this one, I used a long, skinny cutting board as the base and then layered a green and white doily that my grandma made under it.
I made the St. Patrick's Day Shadow Box and the Upcycled Tin Can St. Patrick's Day Hat this year, check out those links if you missed those!
I made this free printable (and another one you'll see soon) and shared them with you last year: St. Patrick's Day Decor & Free Printables
I made the funny little Shamrock lady years and years ago, she's called a "make-do". I love her, she makes me smile every year when I get her out!
The crochet shamrock confetti is from Etsy, I'll share sources at the end of the post.
Next, I moved over to my buffet.
I made the pennant banner years ago with old book pages and scrapbook papers.
I shared the wine cork shamrock last year on my Instagram but I don't think it ever made it onto the blog!
This is the other free printable from that post. By the way, they are a great way to beef up your decor for next to nothing if you only have a couple of items!
My daughter made this sucker holder when she was little 😊
And finally, my favorite piece!!!
Have you seen all the decorated tiered trays on Pinterest? OMG, I fell in love when I started seeing them and I HAD. TO. HAVE. ONE!
I must have hit every store near me trying to find one! I finally found mine at Hobby Lobby. I also found this adorable little sign there.
Then I set to work decorating it!
Most of the items I found just by shopping my own house but I got a few things at Goodwill too and the little flag is from Target's Dollar Spot.
The "Lucky" letters are children's refrigerator magnets that I painted gold.
I just love it and I can't wait to decorate it for all the other holidays! If you only made up a pretty tiered tray like this and nothing else that would still be so cute and festive!
This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission which helps keep my blog up and running but it won't cost you a penny more)! Click here to read my full disclosure policy.
Here are some of the items I've used (or similar items):
Green & White Crochet Doily
Crochet Shamrock Table Confetti
St. Patrick's Day Pennant Banner
Vintage Green Books
Wine Cork Shamrock
Tiered Tray
St. Patrick's Day is no exception! In fact, I feel like this holiday gets the short end of the stick!
So, I'm showing it some love this year and I'm sharing my St. Patrick's Day decor!
Decorating for St. Patrick's Day
Mind you, I didn't decorate the whole dang house or anything crazy like that!
But I did a few little vignettes in the kitchen and dining room.
I love creating a display for my dining room table. For this one, I used a long, skinny cutting board as the base and then layered a green and white doily that my grandma made under it.
I made the St. Patrick's Day Shadow Box and the Upcycled Tin Can St. Patrick's Day Hat this year, check out those links if you missed those!
I made this free printable (and another one you'll see soon) and shared them with you last year: St. Patrick's Day Decor & Free Printables
I made the funny little Shamrock lady years and years ago, she's called a "make-do". I love her, she makes me smile every year when I get her out!
The crochet shamrock confetti is from Etsy, I'll share sources at the end of the post.
Next, I moved over to my buffet.
I made the pennant banner years ago with old book pages and scrapbook papers.
I shared the wine cork shamrock last year on my Instagram but I don't think it ever made it onto the blog!
This is the other free printable from that post. By the way, they are a great way to beef up your decor for next to nothing if you only have a couple of items!
My daughter made this sucker holder when she was little 😊
And finally, my favorite piece!!!
Have you seen all the decorated tiered trays on Pinterest? OMG, I fell in love when I started seeing them and I HAD. TO. HAVE. ONE!
I must have hit every store near me trying to find one! I finally found mine at Hobby Lobby. I also found this adorable little sign there.
Then I set to work decorating it!
Most of the items I found just by shopping my own house but I got a few things at Goodwill too and the little flag is from Target's Dollar Spot.
The "Lucky" letters are children's refrigerator magnets that I painted gold.
I just love it and I can't wait to decorate it for all the other holidays! If you only made up a pretty tiered tray like this and nothing else that would still be so cute and festive!
This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission which helps keep my blog up and running but it won't cost you a penny more)! Click here to read my full disclosure policy.
Here are some of the items I've used (or similar items):
Green & White Crochet Doily
Crochet Shamrock Table Confetti
St. Patrick's Day Pennant Banner
Vintage Green Books
Wine Cork Shamrock
Tiered Tray
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