Here are some easy to make, last minute decorations for your dorm room or apartment to help you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Sabrina Schnetzer, DN
St. Patrick’s Day Wreath
What You Need:
- Foam ring
- Twine
- Fake flowers
- Green ribbon
- Scissors
Directions:
- Tie the twine in a knot around the foam ring. Wrap twine around the ring until it is covered three-fourths of the way. Cut the twine with scissors and tie it off.
- Cut the stem of the fake flowers so there is only 1 ½ inches of stem left. Stick the stem into the exposed part of the foam ring.
- Repeat step two until there is no foam visible.
- Tie a bow with the green ribbon onto the foam ring.
- Hang the wreath on your door.
Sabrina Schnetzer, DN
Shamrock Photo Backdrop Garland
What You Need:
- Clover foam shapes
- String
- Hot glue gun
- Scissors
- Pennies
Directions:
- Cut string to desired length and hot glue the clover shapes to the string, spacing them out evenly along the string.
- Hot glue pennies to the back of the clover at the bottom of the garland. This will add more weight to keep the garland straight.
- Repeat until you have four or five garlands.
- Hang the garlands on your wall for a festive backdrop for pictures.
Sabrina Schnetzer, DN
St. Patrick’s Day Table Centerpiece
What You Need:
- Green marbles
- White candle
- Round glass container
Directions:
- Place the candle into the container.
- Lay the marbles around the candle in the container.
- Place the centerpiece on your table to display your St. Patrick’s Day spirit.
Contact Sabrina Schnetzer with comments at slschnetzer@bsu.edu.
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