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Then bake according to the directions of your specific shrink sheets, and once they’re cooled completely, attach the keychain hardware. You’re going to print out the illustrations with the figures you want to turn into keychains onto the shrink sheets and have your kids color them in with markers.Ĭut them out along their outlines and punch a hole where you want the keychain accessory to go. To make keychains out of my Cat In the Hat coloring pages, you will need shrink sheets, which you can find in craft stores or online. Stuff it into the mason jars to serve as Thing 1 and Thing 2’s hair! 7. The ends and edges of the tissue paper should be sticking up. Have your kids color in their faces and cut them out, then glue or Mod-Podge them to the mason jars.įinally, take the tissue paper and, grabbing it in the middle of the sheets, bunch it up (like you would if you were stuffing a gift bag). You’re going to print off an illustration where Thing 1 and Thing 2’s faces are prominent you might have to enlarge the image so that their faces fit the mason jars.

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To make this craft, you’ll need two mason jars per child, plus bright blue tissue paper – the same color (or as close as you can get) as Thing 1 and Thing 2’s hair.

They should be stiff enough to stick on the top of the cake or cupcakes and stand up all on their own. Then you’ll laminate them (and cut them out of the lamination if needed). You’re going to print off the illustrations with the figures you want, color them in, and cut them out.

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To make a Cat In The Hat cake (or cupcake toppers), you’ll need access to a laminator luckily, they sell portable ones on Amazon! Just a tip: You might have to enlarge the image to get an illustration big enough to fit your kids’ faces! 9. Next, you’re going to take a craft stick (larger than a popsicle stick) and paste it to the back of the mask. Now, depending on your kids’ ages, you might have to help with the next part – but you’re going to cut out the Cat’s face. Then you’re going to have your kids cut out the Cat’s head and hat. You’re going to get your kids to color in the hat, the bowtie, and the outline of the Cat’s face (if it isn’t already shaded in black). Play Masksįor this craft, you’ll find a Cat In The Hat illustration where the Cat’s hat and face are prominent – the more head-on the illustration, the better! Here are 10 inexpensive, fun, and creative craft ideas you can do with your completed coloring page! 10. 10 Craft Ideas To Do With Cat In The Hat Coloring Pages

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