101+ Dr. Seuss Crafts

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Celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss with over 101 Dr. Seuss crafts. This is a HUGE collection of all types of crafts to help you celebrate Read Across America Day. There are crafts for adults and kids as well. You can even try a few of these with your classroom if you are a teacher. Decorating your child's room in a Seuss theme? We have the perfect craft ideas for you as well! Click around on our list and get inspired to create your own Dr. Seuss crafts today!

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Dr. Seuss Crafts

I am using a program to help with this list since it is so large. Each image below is a link to the Dr. Seuss crafts on the list. You can click the image to be taken to the instructions on how to make each idea. There is a brief description of each craft idea included as well. I know that everyone can find something that they will enjoy on a list this huge! You will love celebrating the birthday of Dr. Seuss with these craft ideas!

Activities

If you are looking for some Dr. Seuss-themed activities to do with your kids, these projects are a great place to start!

Dr Seuss Activity: Make a Fox in Socks Tweetle Beetle Battle Bottle

Grab your copy of Fox in Socks and some craft supplies to make this ''Tweetle Beetles and their fierce battles'' in a bottle!

Dr. Seuss Craft Lightning by Scrappy Chick

Dr. Seuss Road Trip Chalkboard

Transform a worn-out Dr. Seuss book into this fun chalkboard that is perfect to take on the road!

Horton Hatches the Egg Felt Storyboard

Gather up your felt, scissors, and fabric glue, to make this Horton Hatches the Egg felt storyboard!

Dr.Seuss Inspired Chalk/Magnetic Activity Board

Combine the best of both worlds to make this chalk/magnetic activity board that has a Dr. Seuss theme!

Book Themed Crafts

We can't talk about Dr. Seuss and not have some crafts that have to do with reading! Check out the projects below that will make your kids' Dr. Seuss reading so much fun!

Celebrate Dr. Seuss by Creating a Library

Have you ever wanted to create a library for your kids? Then check out this post that includes tips, and projects for creating a library at home!

DIY Dr. Seuss Inspired Reading Chart

Everybody loves a reading chart! Learn how to make your own Dr. Seuss-inspired reading chart by following this tutorial!

Dr. Seuss Bookmark Kid Craft

Make this fun truffula tree-inspired bookmark that you kids can use for all their Dr. Seuss reading!

Clothes, Dr. Seuss-Inspired Accessories, & Costumes

Wether its for fun, school, or Halloween, you may need some Dr. Seuss-inspired clothes or accessories! Get all the inspiration you need by checking out these tutorials!

Duck Tape Cat in the Hat’s Hat

Learn how to make your own hat inspired by the book Cat in the Hat with some duct tape and this easy-to-follow tutorial!

Thing 1 and Thing 2 Gloves

If you love the theme of Thing 1 and Thing 2 but want to make something that is a bit unique for your kids, then check out this glove tutorial!

Simple Dr. Seuss Shirt

If your little one loves One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish, then you will love this easy-to-make t-shirt inspired by the book!

How to Make a Dr. Seuss- Inspired Loopy Bow

If your kids need something for school inspired by Dr, Seuss and you don't have much craft time, then this Loopy Bow is the perfect option!

Thing 1 & Thing 2–The Costume

Do you have twins? Then make them this easy Thing 1 and Thing 2 costume that is budget-friendly!

Simple DIY Thing 1 and Thing 2 Hair

If you need a wig to go with your Thing 1 and Thing 2 costume, here is an easy craft made from a blue felt hat and blue feathers!

Dr. Seuss Crafts

Dr. Seuss crafts are so much fun to make because the possiblites are endless when it comes to inspiration and ideas! Below we have gathered up some of our favorites that are ideal to make with your kids all year round.

Plus, if you are a homeschooling parent, these crafts would be a fun to make to encourage that love of books and reading!

Cat in the Hat Treat Holder

With a cardboard tube and some duct tape you can make this adorable Cat in the Hat inspired treat holder that is perfect homeschooling craft!

Wocket in My Pocket Craft – Dr. Seuss Crafts

If you kids want their very own Wocket in their pocket, then this easy-to-follow craft is for them!

DIY Dr. Seuss Pinwheels in 15 Minutes or Less

With an old Dr. Seuss book you can make your own adorable pinwheels in just 15 minutes using this tutorial!

There is a Yottle in my Bottle – Dr Seuss Craft

If you want something to go with your Wocket in a pocket, why not try a Yottle in a bottle?! Check out this craft to learn how to make your very own!

Dr. Seuss Magnets

Grab some watercolor paper and paints to make this fun One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish magnets!

I Can Sleep With My Eyes Shut – Dr. Seuss Mask

I Can Sleep With My Eyes Shut is the perfect inspiration for this Dr, Seuss craft! Learn how to make your own Dr.Seuss sleep mask in just 15 minutes using this tutorial!

How To Use A Silhouette Cameo Heat Transfer Vinyl by Practically Functional

Dr. Seuss Card

Break out your Silhouette Cameo to make this Dr. Seuss inspired card that would be ideal for a birthday card!

Horton’s Clover from Horton Hears a Who

Didi you know pom poms make for the perfect Horton Clover?! Make your own in just 15 minutes using only 4 supplies!

Dr. Seuss Inspired Wooden Spoon Crazy Animals

Let Dr. Seuss inspire you to make your own crazy animal made from a wooden spoon, paint, and ribbon!

Dr. Seuss Style Valentine Box

Grab some supplies around the house to make this Dr. Seuss Valentine's Day Box! Even though this craft is a Valentine's Day box it can be used for so much more! It could be used as a piggy bank, party centerpiece, or even storage for small toys.

20+ Dr. Seuss Themed Crafts

If you are looking for a bunch of Dr. Seuss crafts all in one place (besides this roundup of course) check out this post that features over 20 Dr, Seuss themed crafts!

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I hope y'all have enjoyed this collection as much as I have. I love Dr. Seuss and although my children are older, we still keep the books on the bookshelf. I think Dr. Seuss is one of those things that you just don't outgrow. Don't you agree? If you do, then be sure to add a few of these Dr. Seuss crafts to your “must make” list. I know I will be adding a few to my never ending list of crafts to try!