This easy kids craft is perfect for a summer day spent indoors. Learn how to make a jellyfish out of felt and yarn!
Make creative memories with your kids! Check out this fun felt & yarn jellyfish craft idea – perfect for a DIY summer afternoon!
Shake up the summer boredom with this bright and fun felt & yarn jellyfish craft! Kids will love getting creative as they make their own one-of-a-kind jellyfish masterpiece.
Craft Supplies:
- Craft Felt Sheets
- Colored Craft Yarn
- Large Wiggle Eyes
- Basic Craft Scissors
- School Glue or Low Temp Hot Glue Gun
Directions:
- First cut out a half circle jellyfish shape out of your craft felt {you can cut a paper plate in half and use it as a template for this step!}
- Next cut some long pieces of yarn to make dangly tentacles for your jellyfish.
- Go ahead and glue those to the back of your felt pieces you just made.
- To finish off your Felt Jellyfish – glue your wiggle eyes to the front of the felt piece and add other embellishments you see fit, before displaying proudly!!!
Extra Craft Tip – Change up the materials you use for this summer craft by using items you already have around the house. Skip the felt and go for options like cardstock, cardboard, bubble wrap OR even scrap fabric you might have on hand! You can also skip the yarn and go for party streamers, colored plastic OR even ribbon!
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Felt and Yarn Jellyfish
This easy kids craft is perfect for a summer day spent indoors. Learn how to make a jellyfish out of felt and yarn!
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