Good luck crafts

A great SWAP for Fall Camporees, Juliette Low birthday celebrations or other Scout troop get-togethers! The winning bidder will receive (12) completed Good Luck/Friendship Knots, hand-tied by me. Th...from eBay

Learn how to fold these easy origami lucky stars from a single strip of paper. These cute little 3D stars are also known as wishing stars and are supposed to bring you luck. Arrange them in a glass jar and display them on a shelf, give away to a friend or string them together as a garland. A fun and simple origami project for kids and adults alike.

Cross Stitch Omamori - Learn to create your very own cross stitched Japanese good luck charm. They make great gifts! :)

The four leaf clover is always the symbol of luck, it is very hard to find one in nature, so let’s fold one by our hands. This combined four leaf clover is made using four papers, and we also offer another version of origami four leaf clover, which is made using just one piece of paper.

Bring good luck into your life with these cute little good luck fairies made from regular clothespins! You can hang them anywhere!

While on a train in Toronto I saw this girl making what seemed like a chinese keychain to me. At that point it seemed very complicated to m...

Create fortune cookie fortune magnets and an upcycled box decorated with KOOL TAK foils using a nifty and easy technique.

Mama Lisa's World presents thousands of traditional kids songs from over a hundred countries and cultures! We also feature a major collection of Mother Goose Rhymes, global recipes, holiday traditions and lively conversations about childhood around the world.

Just like any other item, different good luck charms have different powers. Some are more powerful and effective than the others. Some might even bring you luck and fortunes in a blink of an eye. Let’s take a look at some of the most powerful good luck charms, deemed to be strong enough to bring you happiness in life.