Supplies you will need:
- blue cardstock paper
- bottle caps (we used milk caps)
- colored cardstock paper
(for the fish tails) - wiggly eyes (we received ours from our friends at Craftprojectideas.com)
- black marker
- green tissue paper
- glitter glue (we received ours from our friends at Craftprojectideas.com)
- white paint
- paper straw
- 2 small small paper plates
- school glue
2. Continue adding fish all over your paper. Finish them by gluing on a wiggly eye.
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3. To make the scales on our fish, we used fun Rainbow Glitter Glue from Craftprojectideas.com. They come in little tubes that are easily handled by little hands and the glitter dries raised. I LOVE using glitter glue because it gives the same effect as traditional glitter, but without all the mess. Make scales on the bottle cap and also lines to define the tail fin. The variety of colors made this extra fun for the kids.
6. Now you can stop right here and enjoy your fishy scene, but if you want to add more detail to your scene you can crunch up little strips of green tissue paper and glue them to the bottom of your paper to make water plants.
Doesn’t this little fish look so happy to be swimming in the plants?!!
Here is another scene I whipped up with more of our caps.
I used the milk caps for the flower petals and a large yellow pom-pom for the center of the flower. The sun is made out of a Pringles lid. I cut a yellow circle that would fit inside the lid and glued it inside of it. The sun rays are strips of yellow paper and the flower stem, leaves and grass are cut out of green paper. I cut and frayed the strips of green paper for the grass before gluing them down. The glitter glue gave it some much needed pizazz.
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