Thing 1 and Thing 2 Bubble Art
The kids will love making this Thing 1 and Thing 2 Bubble Art. It’s a fun art activity that is great for fine motor skills and also for Dr. Seuss fans! Creating a fun art painting such as this makes for the perfect art to hang up on the fridge! Perfect for creative play at home!
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Tips for Making This Thing 1 and Thing 2 Craft
Make certain to put down some sort of sheet or blanket when making this simple bubble art activity. It’s going to be a bit messy and the more that you can have underneath for the kids, the better. You can also choose to create this outside so that the mess stays there.
Supplies For Dr Seuss Bubble Art
- Cardstock
- Chalk Markers – totally optional but fun for making fine details
- Blue and Red Paint
- Paint Brush
- Bubble Wrap
How to Make This Thing 1 and Thing 2 Bubble Art
Step 1
Start by downloading the Thing 1 and Thing 2 Template. Make certain to lay out something to keep the mess contained.
Step 2
Put the bubble wrap with the painted side down onto a piece of cardstock. Gently press, but not too hard or it will smear. Lift up and let the paint dry. (Don’t rush this as it needs to dry completely) Repeat this entire process but with the blue paint.
Step 3
Open up the template and print the shirts on the red painted paper and the hair on the blue paper. Once that is done, print the faces on white paper.
Step 4
Cut out the pieces and assemble them by gluing them onto colored paper. (You might need two pieces of cardstock because this activity is big!)
Download The Thing 1 and Thing 2 Bubble Wrap Template Here!
Thing 1 and Thing 2 Bubble Art
Equipment
- Something to cover the surface you’re using
- Glue
- Scissors
Materials
- Cardstock
- Chalk Markers – totally optional but fun for making fine details
- Blue and Red Paint
- Paint Brush
- Bubble Wrap
Instructions
- Start by downloading the Thing 1 and Thing 2 Template.
- Make certain to lay out something to keep the mess contained.
- Cover the bubble wrap (with the bubbles up) with red paint, using a paintbrush.
- Put the bubble wrap with the painted side down onto a piece of cardstock. Gently press, but not too hard or it will smear.
- Lift up and let the paint dry. (Don’t rush this as it needs to dry completely) Repeat this entire process but with the blue paint.
- Open up the template and print the shirts on the red painted paper and the hair on the blue paper. Once that is done, print the faces on white paper.
- Cut out the pieces and assemble them by gluing them onto colored paper. (You might need two pieces of cardstock because this activity is big!)