He designed it himself. I only helped him fold the cardboard for his rainbow stairs. There is a slide to lure the leprechauns inside the trap. Who can resist a slide?
R and I made this one together. We covered a box with shiny aluminum foil and then put shiny green shamrock stickers all over the box. I folded the cardboard to create stairs, and she colored them. We put a shiny shamrock slide inside the trap.
We are thinking of making one more leprechaun trap together as a family because we have a great box that might guarantee success! Now, how should we spend that pot of gold?
(C and R were featured on Natasha's News, the blog written by Natasha Wing, author of The Night Before St. Patrick's Day. Click here to see them over there!)
(C and R were featured on Natasha's News, the blog written by Natasha Wing, author of The Night Before St. Patrick's Day. Click here to see them over there!)
7 comments:
those are great I'll have to get busy and post ours!
love the stairs on R's and rainbow ladder on C's.
gidget caught a leprechaun in webkinz so she is all excited to catch one in her house too :)
Those traps look like fun. Anna expressed an interest in making a leprechaun yesterday - this remains to be seen :) If we make one of TP roll, we might play some catching games with him too :)
Okay any idea for tricks leprechauns might play? I"m so at a blank right now besides dying food.
Your traps turned out great!
Hee hee! What fun!! Those leprechauns... they can be so sneaky!
Your traps are so colorful, bright and shiny.
C never ceases to amaze me:-).
You're making me feel like a slacker with all of the cool St. Patrick's Day stuff y'all have been doing.
I hope you do get that pot of gold!
Such a CUTE idea! We might have to borrow it!
Such a CUTE idea! We might have to borrow it!
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