Madison has been obsessed with jellyfish lately. No clue why. Whatevs.
Of course when I asked if she wanted to do a project she screamed she wanted to make a jellyfish, but one that doesn't sting. Done and done.
Materials: paper lunch sack, newspaper/tissue paper, masking tape, string, hole punch, paint/dotters/markers, crepe paper and glue.
I happened to have a bunch of white lunch sacks so we had no problems painting over these. Before we began I used the hole punch on the side to make some holes to hang our new friend with.
After I tied on the string Madison crumbled up strips of the Sunday newspaper to stuff it with. I used white masking tape to close - that way we can paint right over it!
Madison went to town with her paint dotters.
While the paint dried I glued a few strips of crepe paper together in a little circle and then glued it all to the bottom of the jellyfish.
Add a few eyes and look at that!
Of course when I asked if she wanted to do a project she screamed she wanted to make a jellyfish, but one that doesn't sting. Done and done.
Materials: paper lunch sack, newspaper/tissue paper, masking tape, string, hole punch, paint/dotters/markers, crepe paper and glue.I happened to have a bunch of white lunch sacks so we had no problems painting over these. Before we began I used the hole punch on the side to make some holes to hang our new friend with.
After I tied on the string Madison crumbled up strips of the Sunday newspaper to stuff it with. I used white masking tape to close - that way we can paint right over it!
Madison went to town with her paint dotters.
While the paint dried I glued a few strips of crepe paper together in a little circle and then glued it all to the bottom of the jellyfish.
Add a few eyes and look at that!
2 comments:
cute!! It turned out excellent!
This turned out so cute!
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