You will need: Paper plate, construction paper, crayons, markers or paint, glue, scissors and crepe paper (yarn and wiggly eyes optional).
Cut off about 2/3' s of the paper plate in a wavy pattern for the body of the jellyfish. We glued the body to a piece of construction paper, but you do not have too, it is cute free flowing . Then decorate. We colored the plate with crayons, glued on circles, crepe paper, wiggly eyes and yarn.
Here is Caity's cute jellyfish.






16 comments:
very cute!
Where do you come up with these ideas?!
That one would be perfect for a craft for a under the sea party! Cute as always!
Brilliant. Sam is going to LOVE this idea. It's printing as I type...
Oh that is too cute!
♥ To cute! My youngest just did this in their nursery class but it was a crab! So cute!
Oh my goodness...that is SO cute! :)
This is really cute!! I'm going to have to do these once preschool gets out. Craft time will be a great way to fill our days :-) I still want to do the flowers with the stick fence...I've got all the supplies, just need to grab the kids and make them :-) Thanks for all the ideas!!
Hey, this is adorable...I'm going to link to you...I need these ideas for playgroup!!!
Cute little fella! Thanks for sharing the book title!
Peter did one very similar to this at school only they did an octopus. Very cute!
Too Cute! I don't know how you keep coming up with these ideas, but I love them all!
that is so creative
A craft book for toddlers? I have to check that out. Hailey loves making crafts. What a cute jellyfish too!
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That is so adorable. I wonder where do you store all of these fantastic ideas? Or do you chuck them after awhile?
This looks like the perfect post aquarium craft.
Love it!!
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