14 St. Patrick’s Day Quilting and Craft Projects for Every Skill Level

St. Patrick’s Day is a great excuse to play with color, pattern and a little bit of whimsy. Whether you’re crafting with kids, trying applique for the first time or planning a quilt you’ll pull out every March for years to come, starting early gives you options.

This roundup includes a mix of no-sew crafts, beginner-friendly projects, decorative accents and statement quilts. Some are quick wins you can finish in an afternoon or weekend. Others are more involved and worth every minute invested. Choose what fits your time, your space and your energy.

No-Sew and Kid-Friendly St. Patrick’s Day Crafts

These projects are perfect for families, classrooms and anyone who wants something festive without necessarily pulling out a sewing machine.

GO! Irish You Luck Wreath

The GO! Irish You Luck Wreath no-sew wreath is pure gold for St. Patrick’s Day. Kids can help arrange shapes and colors and adults can handle the pressing. It’s fast, forgiving and makes an immediate impact on a front door or classroom wall.

If you’re looking for a project that looks wildly creative without getting too complicated, this is a great place to start.

GO! Applique Trucker Hat 

A playful, wearable project that kids and teens love? We’ll take two! Sew your own quilted trucker hat with the GO! Applique Trucker Hat Die by Chris Marchini of Rose City Originals or add a bit of no-sew Irish charm to a pre-made hat with GO! applique shapes, fabric paint and glue. It’s an easy and clever way to experiment with applique shapes and color choices without committing to a large project, too!

GO! Bow Tie 

The GO! Bow Tie die is a classic for a reason. Another creation by Chris Marchini of Rose City Originals, it’s versatile, beginner-friendly and easy to adapt for seasonal themes. For St. Patrick’s Day, give it a lucky twist with vibrant greens! Looking for a no-sew option? Craft foam and a bit of hot glue to the rescue: outfit a whole crew with matching bow ties and party like a Leprechaun.

Easy St. Patrick’s Day Projects for Beginners

These projects are approachable and confidence-building, and they strike a balance between decorative and doable. They’re substantial enough to feel special but manageable enough to finish without stress, and ideal if you’re new to quilting or just want a satisfying finish without a long timeline.

GO! Lucky Charms Placemats 

Quick to make and endlessly useful, these GO! Lucky Charms Placemats are a great first applique project. The shapes are simple, the scale is manageable and the result is finished and festive.

Ohio March Pillow 

Bold and graphic, the Ohio March Pillow is perfect for seasonal swaps. It’s a simple way to refresh a space for March without committing to a full quilt. If you enjoy strong shapes and clean lines, this project delivers a lot of visual impact for the time invested.

GO! Lucky Shamrocks Table Topper 

This table topper leans into classic quilt block vibes and is a fantastic scrap buster. If you’re staring down a basket of green scraps, this is the project for you! It’s a great choice if you enjoy decorating for holidays and prefer pieces that feel timeless.

Wall Hangings and Quilts with Irish-Inspired Design

These projects draw on traditional motifs and structure, making them especially appealing to quilters who love pattern and history.

GO! Lucky Shamrocks Table Topper 

The GO! Treasures of Gold Wall Hanging layers shamrocks and geometric elements into a design that feels symbolic and celebratory. It’s a strong option if you enjoy projects with meaning and texture, and it works beautifully as seasonal decor or a gift.

Irish Jig Quilt 

Inspired by movement and rhythm, the Irish Jig Quilt has a lively layout that threads the needle between traditional and fresh. It’s a rewarding project for quilters who enjoy strip piecing and watching a pattern come together quickly.

GO! Holding Horseshoes Throw Quilt

Horseshoes are a classic symbol of good luck, and the GO! Holding Horseshoes Throw Quilt uses repetition and structure to create a strong, cohesive design. It’s a satisfying project that looks complex but comes together smoothly with accurate cutting.

GO! Luck of the Irish Chain Throw Quilt 

The Irish Chain is a timeless quilt style, and the GO! Luck of the Irish Chain Throw Quilt version adds just the right amount of Celtic flair. It’s a wonderful project for quilters who appreciate tradition and want a quilt that will never feel dated.

GO! Twist of Fate Throw Quilt 

For experienced quilters who enjoy a little complexity, the GO! Twist of Fate Throw Quilt offers dynamic layouts and satisfying construction. It’s a project that rewards patience and planning, and the finished quilt has serious presence.

Color-Forward Quilts That Go Beyond St. Patrick’s Day

Green and rainbows are a natural fit for St. Patrick’s Day, but these quilts don’t have to be packed away on March 18. They’re delightful, flexible designs that work all year long.

GO! Raindrops and Rainbows Throw Quilt 

Bright, cheerful and highly customizable, the GO! Raindrops and Rainbows Throw Quilt is a celebration of color! It’s perfect for stash-busting and for quilters who love seeing fabric choices shine.

GO! Wacky Ways Throw Quilt 

This scrappy GO! Wacky Ways Throw Quilt embraces variety and movement. It’s ideal if you enjoy mixing prints, playing with color and letting the quilt evolve as you go. No two versions ever look the same.

Make Your Own Luck

The best St. Patrick’s Day projects are the ones you enjoy making and love using; that’s where the real luck lives! Start early, choose what speaks to you and let yourself enjoy the process.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!