Four Leaf Clover Boutonniere
St. Patrick's Day, March 17th, the day of his death. St. Patrick is well known for teaching the Trinity by using a three leaf clover. For all of those who are Irish or just like to celebrate the day, here is a four leaf clover to wear. This could be made into a tree leaf clover by just cutting one of the leafs into a thick curved stem. I made this one in camo colored felt for the boys. The solid green one is cute but I didn't think the boys would like it. You could put a pin behind it and wear it like a boutonniere or hot glue it to a head band or hair clip. This will 
make you pinch proof!
St. Patrick's Day, March 17th, the day of his death. St. Patrick is well known for teaching the Trinity by using a three leaf clover. For all of those who are Irish or just like to celebrate the day, here is a four leaf clover to wear. This could be made into a tree leaf clover by just cutting one of the leafs into a thick curved stem. I made this one in camo colored felt for the boys. The solid green one is cute but I didn't think the boys would like it. You could put a pin behind it and wear it like a boutonniere or hot glue it to a head band or hair clip. This will 
make you pinch proof! 
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