Start by snipping the cupcake liners into wedges. It’s quickest to layer them on top of each other and do a few at a time.
Cut out the fish…
Then, beginning at the tail, glue the cupcake liners to the fish. It’s only necessary to put glue on the flat part of the cupcake liner, not the frilly part.
Let each layer roughly overlap the previous one.
When you reach the “gills”, snip off the points of the cupcake liners so they don’t protrude over the face.
Then glue the fish to the printed background.
Lastly, colour it in!
Our finished rainbow fish!
The colourful fish look lovely displayed in our new gallery wall in the playroom.
I love these! and the boys seem to be having a great time. Thanks for the idea.
I love these! and the boys seem to be having a great time. Thanks for the idea.
You're welcome! Yes, the boys loved it. Thanks for commenting! ❤
So cute!! Great work, boys! ~Sarah (NH, USA)
Aww, thanks, Sarah!! The boys are stoked! š They love America because that's where the rattlesnakes live, apparently. (According to their Leap Tag map, which is the leading source of all their world knowledge.) š
You're welcome! Yes, the boys loved it. Thanks for commenting! ā¤
So cute!! Great work, boys! ~Sarah (NH, USA)
Aww, thanks, Sarah!! The boys are stoked! š They love America because that's where the rattlesnakes live, apparently. (According to their Leap Tag map, which is the leading source of all their world knowledge.) š
I'm inspired to make some fishy scarves now!
I'm inspired to make some fishy scarves now!
You’re coungratulations!Thanks for the idea.