And here are the puppets that were inspired by the "artichoke" balls:
The first one I did I used the same method as the tutorial.
And it turned out okay.
This one I started at the base where the stick is attached
to the Styrofoam and it turned out GREAT!
Isn't it just the cutest little thing ever.
I gave this one great big eyes and eye lashes.
Awww, I love them!
Tomorrow's post will be all about "looking" the part! Are you excited???
AND Just in case you missed yesterday's post please keep reading.
**While I was reading this book for like the 100 Millionth time I felt compelled to share some of my thoughts with you. In the book it says that Rainbow fish is not willing to share his most prized possessions, his shiny scales. However, when we seeks the advice of the wise octopus he rethinks how he could truly be happy. And what does he do?? He gives away his most prize possessions and feels a happiness he has not known. (We all know the story right?)
Well, this got me to thinking about my business, this blog, the people that I have "met," etc. Are we ALL like Rainbow fish? Don't we ALL have something that we could share with others that would make them and ourselves happy? Take me for example, my family, my secrets, my crafts, and creations are my most prized possessions and yet day after day I share these things with the hope that everyone will find a "shimmering scale" among my ramblings that you can wear proudly. We already know how happy blogging has made my life! I enjoy being able to enhance my life through you, your creative inspiration, and giving a little piece of my self every day. SO BIG HUGS to you!**
Awesome post! And super cute fish :) Would love for you to link it up with us ;) We have a party going on right now, or our Sunday Strut Your Stuff party. I totally feel the same way about blogging and sharing and of course the people I have "met". Truly awesome :) Hope to see you at our party!
ReplyDeleteBritney
www.jandmseyecandy.blogspot.com
I use to read that book to the girls all the time. We still have it, saving it for the grand kids one day. Cute fish! :)
ReplyDeleteaw your so cute i love it! i think everyone does have a little somethings to share, and the fish is cute!:)
ReplyDeletethanks for linkin..i love it:)
Cute fish. Hey I have a request, I have a give away that no one has entered yet, if you would like to enter that would be lovely. It's for a bumble bee baby cocoon which could always be gifted. Thanks again for you encouragement.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenni for entering, new I could count on you. Now I am off to take the kids to Disney Land I mean Mcdonald's but the way the act when I let them go, you would think it was Disney.
ReplyDeleteHugs. Hopefully this time the two year old won't stay hidden at the top of the play land and make mommy send out a kid search party like last time. lol
Really cool idea! It is so true what the rainbow fish learned. Sharing is fun and it makes one happy. It made me happy to see your post. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeletelove this there are always great books to go with rainbow fish and this would be awesome to go with a book
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!!! I'm a teacher, so I have read Rainbow Fish many times! :) I'm here from the Made it Myself Monday, and I'm a new follower! :)
ReplyDeleteAmy
redheadedcrafter.blogspot.com
Thanks for sharing your fun craft and your wise words! I find a new shimmering scale from you every time I visit! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteBeatuiful fish - and such a lovely sentiment! I love that story too - and have read it countless times with my kids!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a great week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/
Great craft and lovely post!! Glad I found you! I am visiting from J&M's Eye Candy and I am a new follower!!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week and I see you around my blog soon!
Michelle
www.delicateconstruction.blogspot.com
What a great craft!!! I LOVE that book and that fish looks so much like the one in the book. I need to make this for my boys they would LOVE it! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI found your cute blog via J&M's Eyecandy blog hop =)
Super cute fish! You are sooooo creative!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop became the coolest party on the block because of your participation :) Thank you!
ReplyDeleteJenni, a beautiful craft inspired by a wonderful book! I love the way you compared creative bloggers to rainbow fish too; a very astute and lovely analogy!
ReplyDeletei love it! i have a rainbow fish project here:
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also, this post is one of the most clicked at last week's tip-toe thru tuesday party! so you'll be featured this week. but don't forget to add my button to your link party list :)
so fun! We recently read & crafted w/the Rainbow Fish too & I love this and can't wait to see what you else you made to go along with the story! :)
ReplyDeleteWould love to invite you to link up to the Sunday Showcase - our child centered linky party - http://momto2poshlildivas.blogspot.com/2011/07/sunday-showcase-kid-friendly-linky.html
Bernadette
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