The collection reminds me of when I was younger and I used to go through the clover fields trying to find a four leaf clover. If I found a four leaf clover I believed I was lucky. Not lucky in the sense that I would have good luck, but lucky in the sense that I found a four leaf clover! Little did I know that I was making my own "luck", by literally scouring the fields for a four leaf clover. While this design stands for St. Patricks Day & Irish symbolism, the underlying reason for me making this piece is about making your own luck.
The pattern I created is of a bunch of three leaf shamrocks, with four leaf clovers scattered in it. They are all different shades of green and textured with watercolours. At first it can be hard to spot the four leaf clovers, but every time you see one you can count yourself as one who just made their own luck! :)
Enough talk about the collection, here it is! It is available in both my Nuvango and Zazzle shops.
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| My shamrock pattern on an iPhone case from my Nuvango shop! I love how nuvango makes the previews look extra fancy. Check out the whole collection! |
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| There is no better way to check your St. Patricks day makeup than with this "Irish" compact mirror! |
St Patricks Day Green Watercolour Shamrock Pattern Travel Mirrors by TanyaDraws
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| It certainly wouldn't be a St. Patricks day celebration without a drinking accessory. Here is a St. Patricks day flask with my shamrock pattern on it! Easily change the background & add text. |
St Patricks Day Green Watercolour Shamrock Pattern Flasks by TanyaDraws
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| Here is my shamrocks wrapping paper, which actually just sold in the middle of me making this blog post! It will soon be travelling to California. Thanks for buying, and thanks to the lovely referrer! |
St Patricks Day Green Watercolour Shamrock Pattern Gift Wrap Paper by TanyaDraws
I'll showcase more of my items closer to St. Patricks day... you know, to spread the festivities around! ;)
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