I love color! You can see that I do in my every day home decor… for example, my craft room is a little color crazy but I adore it. And I love St. Patrick’s Day– we thought it’d be fun to stick to a rainbow theme this year instead of the traditional green decor so we’ve rounded up 39 rainbow craft and dessert ideas to easily bring a little St. Patty’s into your home, too! We know it’s more untraditional but that’s how we roll! 😉
Rainbow Streamer Backdrop |Creative Juice
Rainbow Bubblegum Necklace |Bubbly Nature Creations
Rainbow Printable craft |Sweet Little Peanut
Rainbow Pasta |Tablespoon
Rainbow Rice Crispy Treats |Sweetology
Rainbow Cookies |Munchkin Munchies
Rainbow Shaped Rice Crispy Treat |Bryn Ashley
Rainbow Balloon Backdrop |Studio DIY
Rainbow Macaron Cookies |Creative Juice
Rainbow Pudding Cups |Make
Rainbow Cake Pops |Chickabug
Rainbow Cupcakes |Leahs Thoughts
Rainbow Juice |Just Call me Martha
Rainbow Necklace Craft |Mamas Like Me
Rainbow Tassel Garland |Tied Ribbon
Roll O’ Gold |The Idea Room
Rainbow Garland |Oh Happy Day
Rainbow Accordion Party Decor |Kara’s Party Ideas
Rainbow Waffles |I Am Baker
Rainbow Pancakes |The Art of Doing Stuff
Waffle Ice Cream Sandwich |Love from the Oven
Leprechaun Trap Cake |Not Martha
Rainbow Fizz |Catch My Party
St Patrick’s Day gift bottles |The Idea Room
Rainbow Fabric Strip Bunting |Funky Polkadot Giraffe
Rainbow Fruit Skewers |Skinny Taste
Mini Rainbow Donuts |Just Baked
Candy Rainbows |Party City
Jello Cookies |i Heart naptime
Pot O’ Gold at the End of the Rainbow |TSJ Photography
Double Rainbow Cakes |Cosmo Cookie
Rainbow Topped Cupcakes |Boo Turtle
Rainbow Chocolate Chip Cookies |In Katrina’s Kitchen
Rainbow Circle Garland |Holiday Snob
Rainbow Cupcake in a Jar |Off the (Meat) Hook
Rainbow Cookies |Katherine Marie
St Patrick’s Day Rainbow Cookies |Little Sprout Creations for Hostess with the Mostess
Rainbow Dessert Shooter |Tablespoon
Exploding Rainbow Art |Housing a Forest
Hope this has motivated you to find something fun to decorate or craft with. I know I’ll be using some of these with my kiddos on St. Patty’s Day for sure!! (: Visit all of our roundup posts for more inspiration ideas like our 11 St Patrick’s Day food ideas,
and our 18 Carrot Decor and Treats ideas!
best christmas gifts says
Great minds indeed! Thanks.
Shorya says
I would just say that these ideas, are colorful, creative and amazingly interesting.. Blown away. 🙂
lollyjane says
Our job is done then, Shorya (;
Sue {munchkin munchies} says
So tickled to see my rainbow cookies included in this fabulous rainbow round up! THANK YOU! 🙂
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krisi-www.krisimiller.com says
Wow! What a great post, these are all so bright and cheerful.
P.S. I found you on http://www.tatertosandjello.com link party.
Jill @ Create.Craft.Love. says
Love it, ladies!! We hardly had any overlap!! Great minds indeed!
Lolly Jane says
That’s awesome!
[email protected] says
I absolutely love your roundup! I’m pinning so many of the rainbow ideas because my girls are nuts about rainbows – St. Patrick’s Day or not! Thanks!
lollyjane says
Yay for rainbows!! (:
Amy Huntley says
Thanks so much for including mine in this HAPPY round up! xo
lollyjane says
Yay for happy!
Bryn says
Thanks for the link! And I totally tried making the Leprechaun cake by Not Martha….did not turn out as cute as hers! Cute blog! Love the collection of rainbow crafts/desserts!
lollyjane says
Ah, good to know Bryn! LOL Thanks much! (: xo
Mindy Cone says
thank you for including my rainbow macarons and streamer backdrop!! xoxo
lollyjane says
Of course, Mindy! Too cute not to share! xo
Cheryl at Snaps of Ginger says
I love that felt ball garland. I have a project planned using those that I can’t wait to start.
~Cheryl
http://snaps-of-ginger.blogspot.com/
lollyjane says
Well that sounds FUN!!
Leah says
Thanks for including my cupcakes in this round-up. Love all the fabulous ideas!
dm says
As an Irish person, I’m a little insulted by this. Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland, and his saint day is celebrated as a national holiday. Many Americans of Irish descent will wear green to celebrate, but rainbows have nothing to do with it – you’re thinking of Lucky Charms, with the rather impolitically correct commercials.
lollyjane says
I am sorry, DM- we did not intend to insult you, the Irish or the patron saint of Ireland. I suppose Americans have taken St. Patrick’s Day to mean wearing green + drinking green beverages. A lot of people associate March in general with leprechauns/rainbows (spring) which is why we did a roundup of rainbow craft and dessert ideas. We apologize as this is not meant to be offensive; my husband descends from Ireland and we certainly did not mean to insult his heritage. Thanks for weighing in! (: