Paper Rosette Fish Craft

Do you love making paper rosette crafts? This paper rosette fish craft will be the best craft you have made in a long time.

It will blow all other marine life carrying boats out of the water.

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We have a great collection of summer crafts for kids (check out our Summer Agamograph Templates and learn with our printable Summer Activity Book).

Just looking at fish is enough to make people feel happy immediately.

Now you can make your own fishing toy and swim all day long to your imagination.

How to make this paper fish craft

What you need:

blue, pink and white construction paper
drag
wool
glue
tick

Step by step instructions

Don’t stop when making crafts; make it fun! Start by laying out a sheet of blue paper.

Fold the paper in half.

Use scissors to cut the paper in half.

Now comes the fun part! Fold the paper into a fan shape.

You will do this on both sides of the paper.

Next, you will glue both homemade fans together.

Squeeze hard and tighten the string in the middle.

Apply glue to the open end of the circle.

Start gluing to form a round asterisk shape as shown here.

Once you glue everything together, it should look like a circle like an asterisk.

Take a piece of pink paper and draw by hand the parts of the fish you will need: two fins, a tail and an eye.

Stick everything where it needs to be stuck.

At the end of this paper rosette fish craft, you will have a very colorful fish. You can make the fish swim, jump and sing.

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