Printable shamrock templates in different sizes

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About shamrock templates

These free printable shamrock templates are perfect for St. Patrick’s Day crafts and Irish-themed events.

The shamrock is a three-leaf clover and it is used as a symbol of Ireland.

According to the legend, Saint Patrick used a shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to the pagan Irish. The three leaves stand for faith, hope and love.

The four-leaf clover’s leaves stand for faith, hope, love and luck. You can grab the four-leaf clover templates here.

For your convenience, the templates are available in four sizes. Choose the one, that suits your needs best.

Use these templates to help your kids learn about Ireland, its culture, and traditions. Create fun art projects, party decorations, or use them as coloring pages for younger children.

You might want to pair this activity with other fun St. Patrick’s Day printables.

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Simply download and print these templates.

You will find the download links below. Enjoy!

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Supplies

You will need the following supplies for this activity:

Home printer (you can also print this page at your local print store).
Cardstock (you can also use office paper).
Scissors.

Printable shamrock templates

Click the button below the image to download the shamrock template.

Download the PDF file and print it at home or at your local print shop. Print as many copies as you need.

Print on standard 8.5″×11″ paper (US Letter). To print on A4 paper select “Fit to page” in your printer settings.

To make the page more durable print on thicker paper or cardstock.

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