Last week, the boys went to a library program called "Bubble Trouble". They did a really cute craft that involved making fish out of plastic bubble wrap. They really enjoyed this craft and asked to do it again. So I looked around the house for some bubble wrap, and sure enough, I found a piece. I cut out circles and triangles and one square. The boys paint the bubble wrap on the "bumpy" side and then press it onto the paper like a stamp. One circle and one triangle make a fish. Malachi used a square and a triangle to make a house. There are so many possibilities. I set the boys up on the deck today while Lydia is asleep so they could create to their hearts' content (and I could have a quiet house for the baby).
Last week, the boys went to a library program called "Bubble Trouble". They did a really cute craft that involved making fish out of plastic bubble wrap. They really enjoyed this craft and asked to do it again. So I looked around the house for some bubble wrap, and sure enough, I found a piece. I cut out circles and triangles and one square. The boys paint the bubble wrap on the "bumpy" side and then press it onto the paper like a stamp. One circle and one triangle make a fish. Malachi used a square and a triangle to make a house. There are so many possibilities. I set the boys up on the deck today while Lydia is asleep so they could create to their hearts' content (and I could have a quiet house for the baby).
This is cool & we almost always have bubble wrap. Great idea. Love the boys' hair. I bet it is so cool in this heat!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I had Alaina paint a piece of bubble wrap last week and then press papers on top to make a print. She loved it...but I never thought to do it this way. We will have to try it!
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