Batman and Robin are awesome superheroes but sometimes it can be difficult to afford all of the toys your child desire. Here’s a great idea to create them from toilet paper rolls. Your kids will surely love them – and creating them is only half the fun!
Toilet Paper Roll Art Caddy
Are you running out of places to store your pens, pencils, brushes or markers? Then now is the perfect time to put your crafting skills to good use and craft yourself up an art caddy! Get a hold of a good number of toilet paper rolls (and paper towel rolls for longer tools), decorate them…
Toilet Paper Roll Binoculars
Did you want to be a sailor when you grew up? Kids, here is the crafty way to make a binocular using a roll of tissue paper. You can even get snoopy on anybody who isn’t looking your way. Simply paint the tissue roll black along with other one and stick them together using paper…
Toilet Paper Roll Ring Toss
Whipping up a fun game for your kids has never been easier! Find an empty toilet paper roll (or a paper towel roll which would be more ideal) and some plain paper plates. Cut the middle out of the paper plates to turn them into rings, and let your kids decorate them with paint, markers,…
Toilet Paper Roll Octopus
Create your own mini octopus using just a toilet paper roll by painting it using colored markers, crayons or watercolors. Cut the ends vertically to make tentacles, draw a simple mouth and paste googley eyes to make an octopus face. A super simple craft suitable for children of all ages!
Toilet Paper Roll Penguin
It can be fun to be crafty with a toilet paper roll by making a cute penguin out of it! This is a great DIY art suitable for toddlers to sharpen their hand coordination skills. Making adorable penguins from toilet paper rolls is fun whether you’re a kid, or just a “kid at heart”!
Popsicle Stick Peacock
If you look closely at this image, you can see that peacock feathered-tails are in fact not actually feathers, but popsicle sticks! Sequins are added for tail decorations that resemble those that you see on a real peacock’s tail. The body was simply cutout from a pink cardboard. And voila! There’s a peacock standing in…
