Create an Oh, The Places You’ll Go Decoration (Step-by-Step Tutorial)

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Oh, The Places You'll Go Decoration

DIY Oh The Places You’ll Go Decoration Ideas

Learn how to make a Dr. Seuss, Oh the Places You’ll Go decoration using things you may already have around your house! I love Dr. Seuss and his books. This book, Oh, the Places You’ll Go was the last book he had published and it is a great inspirational story for anyone embarking on a new life journey. This Dr. Seuss crafts DIY Oh the Places You’ll Go decoration idea would be great for a graduation party, retirement, child’s room, classroom or just for fun! You can even use it for party decorations for a child’s first birthday.

Scroll down after the instructions for see how I made eight of my Cheap Dr. Seuss Graduation Centerpieces for a Graduation Party!

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Materials to make the Oh the Places You’ll Go Decoration

materials

acrylic paint

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How to Make Oh the Places You’ll Go Decoration

DIY Oh the Places You'll Go

  • Cut a large circle of foam board 2″ larger than the paper plate.

paper plates

  • Trim the edge of the paper plate so it lies flat.

DIY Oh the Places You'll Go

  • Stack the foam board circle, the paper plate, paper bowl, paper cup and paper tube.
  • Attach them with a hot glue gun.

DIY Oh the Places You'll Go

  • Glue strips of tissue paper around the edge where the top of the cup and the tube connected to smooth out the ridge.

DIY Oh the Places You'll Go Decoration

  • Paint the cup white so the entire structure is white.

DIY Oh the Places You'll Go

  • Draw rings around the plate and tube to show where the bands of color are going to paint.
  • Mark each ring with the color that is going to be used to make it easier to paint.
  • The color order from the bottom is Blue, Orange, Purple, Yellow, Pink and green. Then repeat them to the top of the tube.

Oh the Places You'll Go Balloon

  • Draw an Oh the Places You’ll Go Balloon on cardstock and glue it to a thin piece of cardboard.
  • Cut the balloon shape.

Oh the Places You'll Go Balloon

  • Glue the back of the balloon to a skewer.

Oh the Places You'll Go Ballon

  • Paint the bands of color on the balloon and draw the accents with a black marker.

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  • Find a clip art of the little person and print it out.

  • Glue the person onto cardboard and cut out leaving a long piece at the bottle that will be put into the tube.

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  • Put tissue into the tube and insert the cardboard with the little person so it is sticking out like he is standing on the top.

oh the places you'll go printable

Print Oh The Places You'll Go Text

  • Glue onto thin cardboard and cut out the drawn shape.

Oh The Places You'll Go Decoration

  • Glue Oh the Places You’ll Go Text to the decoration and glue the skewer into the tube.

Now you have an Oh the Places You’ll Go party theme decoration perfect for graduation for any age, retirement or a birthday party!

Here are eight Oh the Places You’ll Go Centerpieces I made for a graduation party.

Here is the step-by-step process to make these graduation centerpieces.

I first built the design by gluing all the  stacked pieces together with a hot glue gun. I then covered seam where the paper cup meets the paper tube with tissue paper. I then painted them white.

Using the book for reference, I drew the circles of where the different colored paints should be and how thick they were. I then began painting the colorful rings.

I continued to paint the rings until the entire structure was covered.

I drew a black line around each ring to separate the colors and glued the little guy and balloon to the design. These graduation centerpieces looked great on the tables at the graduation party and people loved them!

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