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My boys saw the movie Inside Out with grandma this summer. I had heard friends talking about the movie and was really looking forward to seeing it myself when it came out on DVD. When I heard that it was released I was excited to pick up a copy for our family the next time I was at Walmart. Last weekend we watched it for family movie night and it was a great as I had heard. Such a great movie for getting kids talking about emotions! I don’t think my boys had ever talked about the emotion disgust before watching it. I thought I would continue the emotion conversation by making Inside Out finger puppets so we can role play and keep talking. They were super easy and I’ll show you how to make a set for your family too!
You can download the Inside Out Finger Puppets Template here. You just need scraps of felt and I’ve given suggested colors. I had a hard time figuring out Joy. In the end I decided to make her person-colored with blue hair. 
Cut out the paper pattern pieces, then use those to cut each figure from felt.
You can make them as detailed or simple as you like. You could just make colored finger shapes {like fear}, or incorporate a few of the character details like I did on the template.
The squiggly thing on fear’s head I just cut from one layer of felt, not both.
Use a sewing machine, or hand sew around the edges of each puppet.
Add a few details with a markers as desired.
There you go! A super cute set of Inside Out Finger Puppets that you can use to discuss emotions with your kids. 
Have even more fun with some of the Tomy Toys products that Walmart sells. These fun Inside Out toys make talking about emotions fun and easy and you re-live moments from the movie. We bought the Musical Bing Bong Figure and had a blast.
You can find both the movie and lots of fun Tomy Toys at Walmart.
What will you discuss with your finger puppets?
Summer Davis says
What cute, simple puppets! They go perfectly with Mr. Bing Bong! We absolutely loved Inside Out and I wish it had been around when I was a kid! Seriously genius! #client
Emily says
Thanks! we’ve been having loads of fun with these and Mr Bing Bong!
swapna says
haha! Not bad!
Emily says
I’m sorry, what do you mean by this?
Krystal says
These are so fun! My kids would love to make them.
kristi@ishouldbemoppingthefloor says
These are just precious! What a great idea!
Camila says
These puppets are so much fun… Easy to make, kids can be involved and are from one of the best movies I’ve seen in a while. I can’t say how much I love that movie. I can’t wait for my girl to be big enough to really understand it. in the meanwhile playing with these puppets will be lots of fun!
XOXO
Cathy @ Our Mini Family says
These finger puppets are so cute!! Our whole family loved Inside Out a lot–great movie!
Kadie says
Oh my! How cute! My kids love the Inside Out movie, and they would adore these finger puppets. What a fun idea. 🙂
Carisa Smith says
Such a cute project!!
Healing Tomato says
Oh my gosh! This is so clever. Very inventive.
Meagan says
These are so adorable and they don’t look too hard to make. My nephews absolutely love Inside Out. I need to make these for them for Christmas. They will think they are awesome.
creativejewishmom/sara says
really adorable and a great way to continue to talk about the message in the film! thanks for sharing on craft schooling sunday!
Laurie says
So very sweet and totally adorable! Love it. Pinning to share! Thank you so much for stopping by to share your project with us at Snickerdoodle Sunday. Have a fabulous Thanksgiving!
~Laurie
Ntina says
They are too cute!!! My daughter loves the movie so she would definitely love these! Pinning!
jamie says
Adorable! Reshared on instagram!
Emily says
thanks for the share!
Pili says
They are so cute! My daughters love the movie so they would love these for sure!
Thank you for sharing with us at Two Uses Tuesday Party. Happy Thanksgiving!
Hugs,
Pili