Felt Clover And Shamrock Tutorial
Easy DIY felt craft to make felt clover or shamrock and turn it into a hair accessory or pin for your St. Patrick’s day craft project.
Felt Clover For St. Patrick’s Day Craft
If you already make a daisy flower from this tutorial, you can make the felt clover, the lucky four-leaves clover, or the three leaves shamrock.
Add the hair elastic or the pin hardware on the felt clover to complete your outfit for St. Patrick’s day. Make more felt clover sets, and then turn them into a headband.
The Different Between Clover And Shamrock
Based on the information about clover plants, the difference between clover and shamrock is that clover can come with four leaves, which is rare and a symbol of luck. While shamrock always comes with three leaves.
This tutorial is for making the three-leaves shamrock or the four-leaves clover. Easily customize if you want to make one of them or both.
Material For Making Felt Clover
- Green felt, one type of green, or multiple different shades of green as your preference.
- Embroidery floss or sewing thread
- Hand sewing needle
- Clover template
- Green button or any button you like
- Hair elastic or pin hardware or safety pin
- Scissors
Instruction To Make Felt Clover
Print the clover template.
Cut the template, then trace it on the felt.
Cut each traced felt, three for shamrock, four for lucky clover.
Cut two little circles felt. It can be the same green colour or two different colours.
Felt Shamrock
To make a three-leave shamrock, thread three felt leaves.
Pull the thread and make a knot.
Sew the little circle on the top of the felt shamrock.
Sew the button in the middle.
Felt Clover
To make a four-leave clover, thread four felt leaves.
Pull the thread and make a knot.
Sew the little circle on the top of the felt clover.
Sew the button in the middle.
Attach the hair elastic by sewing it with the little circle on the bottom of the felt clover or shamrock.
To make a pin, sew the pin hardware with the circle piece.
If the pin hardware is unavailable, then use a little safety pin.
The felt clover pin is perfect for decorating a hat or clothing.
Tie your ponytail hairstyle or the cute braid with the felt clover hair elastic. It is a quick and adorable St. Patrick’s day outfit.
More Easy Craft Project From Felt
DIY Four-Leaves Felt Clover Or Shamrock Tutorial
Felt Four-Leaves Clover Or Shamrock Tutorial
Easy DIY felt craft to make felt clover or shamrock and turn it into a hair accessory or pin for your St. Patrick's day craft project.
Materials
- Green felt, one type of green, or multiple different shades of green as your preference.
- Embroidery floss or sewing thread
- Green button or any button you like
- Hair elastic or pin hardware or safety pin
- Clover template
Tools
- Hand sewing needle
- Scissors
Instructions
- Print the clover template.
Cut the template, then trace it on the felt.
Cut each traced felt, three for shamrock, four for lucky clover.
Cut two little circles felt. It can be the same green colour or two different colours. - To make a three-leave shamrock, thread three felt leaves.
Pull the thread and make a knot.
Sew the little circle on the top of the felt shamrock.
Sew the button in the middle. - To make a four-leave clover, thread four felt leaves.
Pull the thread and make a knot.
Sew the little circle on the bottom of the felt clover.
Sew the button in the middle. - Attach the hair elastic by sewing it with the little circle on the bottom of the felt clover.
- To make a pin, sew the pin hardware or a little safety pin with the circle piece on the bottom of the felt clover or felt shamrock.
Notes
Get the free Clover Template here.