This easy craft starts with cutting out three circles and stacking them one on top of the other, with layers of cotton batting in between. Pom-poms make great “gems” and can be glued on numbers 12, 3, 6, and 9, and puffy gold paint is perfect to create a “power ring” border. Youngsters can draw a clock on a piece of poster board and then glue Sonic to the center, attaching his arms with paper fasteners as the “hands” of the clock. Make a Sonic Clockįor this fun craft, Sonic should be colored and cut out, but the arms should be separated from the rest of the cutout. Once it’s colored the appropriate shade, Sonic can be glued to the center and the page attached to a calendar page featuring the month in which the child was born! 4. It can be diamond-shaped or emerald-shaped, or any design the child wants to match his or her birthstone. Sonic’s gems are a popular part of his theme, and this craft is a fun way to use a Sonic coloring page.įrom a big piece of poster board, have each youngster make a gem-shaped cutout. Youngsters can then play a fun game throwing craft rings at Sonic to see if he’ll “catch” their ring. The figure can then be glued to a thick piece of corkboard so that he can stand on his own. When Sonic is colored, he should be glued to a piece of thin corkboard, making sure to cut it out around the finger he has raised. This kind of page is perfect for this craft. Sonic is often seen holding up his hand to make a point. Make sure to use two of the rings at the top two corners of the page so that string can be added and the page hung as wall art. Jewel-colored craft pom-poms can be glued to the page as the gems, and the same can be done with tiny craft rings to create the illusion of the power rings. Have the youngsters color their favorite Sonic the Hedgehog coloring page, and glue the page in its entirety to a stiff piece of cardboard. Here are 10 creative, fun, and cheap craft activities that you can do with the above coloring pages! 1. Top with straws and optional sliced fruit.10 Craft Ideas To Do With Sonic Coloring Pages.Slowly pour the colored 7up towards the back of the bowl.Once you have your first layer of ice over the candy, add a few of the fish positioning them like they are swimming and continue layering the ice and more fish making sure to compact the ice as you go.*NOTE: I got my ice from McDonald’s (It's the perfect size and inexpensive too).Carefully add some of the ice just to cover the candy.Pour the nerds into the fish bowl, level the candy.If you used the fish bowl to mix the 7up completely dry it.Then using a funnel pour the 7up back into the bottle it came in. NOTE: You want to able to see the fish through the punch so be careful with the food coloring.Add a few drops of the blue food coloring, stir and add more coloring until the punch reaches the right color of blur.Pour the 7up into a large bowl ( I used the fish bowl).

First you'll want to dye the 7up blue.

Mason Jar: If you don’t want the added expense of purchasing fish bowls, any clear glass will do in a pinch.

Classic Punch Bowl: Don’t want to share but want to mix up a big batch for a party? Serve it in a traditional punch bowl with a ladle and keep ice and Swedish fish on the side for guests to add their own!.

Plastic Fish Bowl: These are great for pool days because they won’t break.

I get mine at Dollar Tree in the vase aisle.

Individual Fish Bowl: Sharing with a bunch of friends, not your style? It’s not mine either, so I recommend grabbing some individual fish bowls.

Traditional Fish Bowl: This is how the drink is normally served up: huge bowl with a bunch of straws and everybody shares.

Slowly add colored 7-up top with straws and optional sliced fruit. Once you have your first layer of ice over the candy, add a few of the fish positioning them like they are swimming and continue layering the ice and more fish making sure to compact the ice as you go. Carefully add some of the ice just to cover the candy. HOW TO MAKE FISH BOWL PUNCH- Pour the nerds into the fish bowl, level the candy. How much fun is this Fish Bowl Punch?!? It may look complicated but it is SUPER easy. I chose to do one big drink in a 1 gallon glass fish bowl. Like the small plastic fish bowls you get at a carnival with a goldfish. You can make this punch in individual small fish bowls too.

I would toss a ping pong ball into a small fish bowl and win a goldfish! So it seems appropriate that the drink the kids would enjoy at your carnival themed party would be a fish bowl punch. I’m sure you know the one I’m talking about. It reminds me of my younger years when I would play carnival games. This is such a cute drink idea for a carnival themed party.

Build an fish bowl coloring page