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DIY St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Page

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Perfect for a St. Patrick’s Day Party or as a fun St. Patrick’s Day craft for your kids, this DIY St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Page is easy to make with your Cricut! All you need to get started is some white paper and a Cricut Pen!

St. Patricks Day Coloring Page DIY with your Cricut by Pineapple Paper Co.

Easy St. Patrick’s Day Craft for Kids

For any holiday, I’m always looking for easy crafts to make with or for my kids! When I decided to throw a St. Patrick’s Day party, I came up with the idea of making a DIY Coloring Page – with my Cricut! A Free DIY Coloring page was perfect for all of the kids to take home as a party favor.

Although sometimes I download Free Printable Coloring Pages, I decided to make this coloring page for my kids! I could pick all of the images I wanted, and with my Cricut Access subscription, all of my images were FREE! (Do you struggle with finding Free Cut Files? Check out Cricut Access! You get access to 1000s of FREE designs, fonts, and also discounts on Cricut supplies!) Can you imagine how many different kinds of coloring pages you can make with all of the Cricut designs available?!

If you don’t want to use your Cricut Pens, you can use the Print then Cut feature to print out this coloring sheet!

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How to Make a St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Page for Kids

Instead of printing this St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Page, I used the “Draw” feature on my Cricut machine to actually draw the coloring page! It was a great boredom buster for my kids to watch the Cricut at work.

St. Patricks Day Coloring Page DIY with your Cricut by Pineapple Paper Co.

What do you Need to Make these St. Patrick’s Day DIY Coloring Pages?

Alternatively, you can use Printer Paper and your Printer to Print out this design!

Since all of the St. Patrick’s Day designs included in my coloring page are Cricut Design Space images (including the little leprechauns!), you can access my Design File and save yourself from designing it all on your own!

Click to Make: St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Page

I designed this coloring page to be 8.5×11″, so it will easily fit in a school folder, or if you make a bunch of them, they can easily be made into a coloring book!

The key to making a DIY Coloring Page with your Cricut is to change all of your designs on the page to “Draw” instead of “Cut.” That tells the machine that you want to use a Cricut Pen!

It takes a little bit to draw all of the images, but it is fun to watch the Cricut do it’s thing! And in the end, you have truly custom coloring pages!

*To Print your Design instead of draw, choose “Select All” and then “Flatten.” You will have to change the size of your artwork to fit the Print then Cut constraints, and then trim the registration box (black lines) from your page or create a box for the Cricut to then cut out your design.

St. Patricks Day Coloring Page DIY with your Cricut by Pineapple Paper Co.

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Hi, y’all! I’m Charynn, the owner and designer of Pineapple Paper Co. I’m a mom of four kids (two girls and two boys) living in Pittsburgh. I love hand lettering, anything southern, cocktails, and of course, pineapples! I am excited to share my SVG files, printables, and craft projects with you! The pineapple is a symbol of hospitality, and I welcome y’all to my little corner of the internet. Read more…

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  1. I went to click on your coloring sheet and when it opened up on my Cricut app it says I was unable to open it due to it being a private project. 🙁