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![]() Submitted by Hannah More St. Patrick's Day ProjectsMore Leprechaun CraftsAll St. Patrick's Day CraftsSt. Patrick's Day Legends Participate About St. Patrick's DaySee Leprechaun Trap PhotosShare Your Ideas and PhotosTalk About St. Patrick's Day How to Catch a LeprechaunLearn More About the Tricky LeprechaunA Leprechaun is an Irish "elf". Leprechauns are small in size, and some say they look like a tiny, old man in a top hat and red beard. They are tricky fellows and like to play pranks on unsuspecting people.
Legend says that Leprechauns are shoemakers (also called cobblers). Curiously enough, they only make one of each type of shoe. You can tell a Leprechaun is near if you hear the tapping of their hammers. Each Leprechaun also has a pot of gold! Some say they bury it in secret places only Leprechauns can reach; others say they hide it at the end of the rainbow. One thing is for sure though, if you catch a Leprechaun he will lead you to his pot of gold and give it to you as a bribe to let him go. | How To Build a Leprechaun Trap | See Leprechaun Trap Photos | Remember, Leprechauns are tricky fellows, so you must be creative and tricky when deciding on a way to try to catch him. You can try to lure him to you and grab him, or you can try to build a Leprechaun trap to capture him in. If you are lucky enough to capture a Leprechaun, your work is not done yet! Legend says you cannot take your eyes of the Leprechaun for even a second or he will disappear. Now, here are some suggestions to help you build your own leprechaun trap..... More St. Patrick's Day ProjectsMore Leprechaun CraftsAll St. Patrick's Day CraftsSt. Patrick's Day Legends Participate About St. Patrick's DaySee Leprechaun Trap PhotosShare Your Ideas and PhotosTalk About St. Patrick's Day |
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