Get Festive With Blip Art School’s Fringe Sock Puppets

FRINGE SOCK PUPPETS

After a fun-filled night out at the Adelaide Fringe keep the fun going by creating a mini sock puppet show in your lounge room!

You will need:
• • • • •
– Odd socks
– A cardboard box
– Craft glue
– Stanley knife
– Fabric, wool, craft foam or anything you can nd around the house to embellish your characters!

STEP 1.

With the help of an adult, carefully cut your cardboard box to include a stage at the front, and remove the back cardboard for your sock puppets to access the stage!

STEP 2.

Paint your box and fit your stage with curtains and other decorations.

STEP 3.

Wear one of the socks on your hand to plan where you would like your character’s face to be. Place the end of the sock inside of itself to create a mouth shape.

STEP 4.

Create your clothes and accessories for your character… can you guess who we’re making today?

sock finger puppet

STEP 5.

Glue them onto your character using craft glue. We made Fringe superstars Hans and Monski Mouse!

We’d love to see your creations! Don’t forget to post them on social media, tag @blipartschool and @kiddomagand hashtag #blipxkiddo

Blip Art School was founded by local creatives Ella James and Astrid Myers. Their classes provide students with unique,
exciting activities designed to help them develop their creativity in a fun, social environment.

For more info and bookings head to their website: www.blipartschool.com

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