Lucky you caught us here. Let's trap a leprechaun.
This kit has a job that most of my kits don't. It isn't only decor — there's a printable play setup in it: a map to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, and everything you need to build the trap.
I read How to Catch a Leprechaun aloud one afternoon and realised the whole book is a set of game ideas waiting for props. So the printable play pages are the props.
Photo by @littlesummitcreative
Arley's chest of drawers
Community isn't always what it's chalked up to be. A lot of people ghosted us when we started here. It was a steep learning curve and tears were shed.
Even then, Lena and Arley were saved to our dream collab list. If storybook wonder came in human form, Lena has it in oodles. Quiet, peaceful, unhurried — and then she photographs it in exactly the right light.
Photo by @arleyandlena
What's inside
- St Paddy's tags (2 pages)
- Flags (1 page)
- Hanging decor (5 pages)
- Prints (2 pages)
- Printable play (4 pages) — the map, the trap, the pot of gold
Fourteen pages, around $70 of value. $6.99.
The cheap and cheerful version
A teacup, some green bits from the two-dollar shop, gold coins and two flags. That's a gift for someone who could use a bit of luck, and it costs almost nothing.
Get the kit
- St Paddy's Collection 2026 | Printable Bundle — 14 printable pages, instant download. $6.99 AUD.
There's also a whole post about Lindsay and Mackenzie's St Paddy's in Utah: read it here.
Note from Marie: Are you catching a leprechaun this year? Send me the photos. I never get tired of them.
With thanks to:
- @arleyandlena — the chest of drawers and the light
- @littlesummitcreative — the leprechaun trap in action