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Wine Cork Clover Stamps: St. Patrick’s Day Craft for Kids

February 10, 2015 by Katie Femia 5 Comments

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These Wine Cork Clover Stamps are a fun and easy St. Patrick's Day Craft for Kids. All you need are a few wine corks and a rubber band to make these stamps.

Are you ready to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? If so, these wine cork clover stamps should do the trick! You can make your own wine cork clover stamps using just a handful of old corks, a rubber band, and a little paint. How simple is that? If you are ready for some St. Patrick’s Day fun, take a peek below at how you can get started making your own wine cork clover stamps!

Wine Cork Clover Stamps: St. Patrick’s Day Craft for Kids

Supplies needed:

  • 3 wine corks
  • Rubber band or hair tie
  • Green paint
  • Small dish
  • Paper
  • Brown crayon

Wine Cork Clover Stamp Supplies

If you don’t have any wine corks on hand, you can always find them at craft stores. Or, just ask your friends to share.

Directions:

1. Begin by placing the three corks tightly together. You want to stack them like a mini pyramid. You can use glue to reinforce them, but it isn’t necessary.

How to make a clover stamp with wine corks and a rubber band

2. Once your corks are stacked, use a rubber band or hair tie to hold them together. Wrap it so it is nice and tight, and so that the corks won’t slip.
3. Now, add your paint to a shallow dish or lid that you can easily dip into.
4. Dip the cork stamp into the paint and wipe off any excess. You can use your finger to do that step if you wish or blot it on some towel.

Wine Cork Clover Stamps for St. Patrick's Day

5. Press the stamp firmly to the paper and watch the clover imprint appear!

6. Allow the paint to dry. Add a stem with a brown crayon or marker when done.

Wine Cork Clover Stamps - St. Patrick's Day Craft

Does it get any sweeter than these easy wine cork clover stamps? I don’t think so! They are perfect for getting you into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit and all things clovers. You can use them to decorate cards, banners, or just to keep little hands busy. When you are done, simply rinse the paint off the ends of the corks and you can use them again. Or, set the corks aside for crafting later on.

Gather your supplies and give these wine cork clover stamps a try. They are such a fun way to use wine corks.

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  1. Barb @ A Life in Balance says

    February 22, 2015 at 6:05 pm

    Thank you for contributing to Motivation Monday!

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  2. Cathy says

    February 21, 2015 at 8:16 am

    Love, love this! So creative! We are gearing up in green for St. Patrick’s day and celebrating it with a sweet shamrock shake! I would love for you to stop over and check out my shamrock shake recipe! 🙂
    Cathy

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  3. Theresa @DearCreatives says

    February 20, 2015 at 1:27 pm

    Such a cute & easy idea. I’d love it if you dropped by and shared it at my weekly party! Stop by anytime!

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  4. Erlene says

    February 19, 2015 at 12:57 pm

    I love easy crafts like this. Would love if you came and shared this on our Spring Craft Blog Hop.

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  5. Gina says

    February 18, 2015 at 6:27 pm

    Love this! I can’t wait to try it with my little ones! Saw this post over at Crafty Allie:Worthwhile Wednesdays. Thanks for sharing such an awesome idea! Pinned it!

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