As the winter is closing up, the Christmas holiday is also coming faster than we thought. It is always a great feeling when we are making the preparation for
A huge gallery of creative toilet paper roll crafts and brilliant ideas! Everything from kids crafts and art projects to bird feeders and cord organizers. I'll never throw away a toilet paper roll again! What a great way to recycle something that would normally end up in the trash.
Free Christmas Toilet Paper SVG, PNG, EPS & DXF by Caluya Design. Compatible with Cameo Silhouette, Cricut and other major cutting machines!Perfect for your DIY projects, Giveaway and personalized gift.
Holidays just aren't the same without homemade ornaments. This yarn hat made with recycled toilet paper rolls is one of the cutest. Check out this step-by-step tutorial! Includes photo instructions and video.
DIY Christmas crafts are everywhere, and with many jumping on the trend, they’re more stylish and versatile than they used to be. Among a ton [...]
Toilet Paper Snowman Craft I had seen where someone had made a ghost face on some toilet paper rolls before and thought how fun would it be to make some Christmas ones. The kids thought they where so much fun...Read more
These are the cutest Snowflake Toilet Paper Rolls and are so easy and inexpensive. This holiday craft project is simple to create;
Fun & easy Christmas activities for kids - create cute Christmas crafts, eat delicious desserts, and colour in some festive adventures this holiday season!
As the winter is closing up, the Christmas holiday is also coming faster than we thought. It is always a great feeling when we are making the preparation for
Whoever dreamed up these ingenious uses for empty toilet paper tubes was brilliant: my favorite ways to reuse, repurpose, and recycle these ubiquitous cardboard cylinders.
These Christmas toilet paper roll crafts are so easy and fun to make! Make a snowman, Santa, elf and reindeer toilet paper craft.
Supplies Needed: Colored Felt Paint Paint Brush Scissors Glue White Cardstock Paint Pens Toilet Paper Tubes Fuzzy Pom Poms (optional if you make different hats) Needle & Thread (not pictured) Instructions: Paint the top ⅓
How to create Christmas trees using toilet paper and paper towel rolls for your festive holiday decor. Easy craft for toddlers, preschoolers, and kids too!
Looking for a fun fall and Halloween craft? Make this sweet toilet paper roll pumpkin box using cardboard tubes, some paint, and a stick!
This adorable toilet paper Christmas gnome is easy to put together with dollar store finds. You can use a roll of toilet paper or tissues to display this easy to pack away and store holiday decor idea
How to create Christmas trees using toilet paper and paper towel rolls for your festive holiday decor. Easy craft for toddlers, preschoolers, and kids too!
Love How The Grinch Stole Christmas? Create your very own Grinch with a toilet paper roll for Christmas. Kids will have a fun time with this Christmas craft.
Easy DIY toilet paper roll knitting activity your kids will love! So easy your kids will want to do it for hours. Perfect to keep hands quiet while you read
These free printable Christmas toilet paper wrappers give your bathroom a fun and festive touch.
The process is pretty easy. Each of the tubes are flattened, cut into 1 inch segments of different lengths, and then spray-painted white (or whatever color you prefer). The different size loops are hot glued together to make the snowflake shape. What you’ll need: Paper towel or toilet rolls to provide segments. Ruler Pencil Scissors Hot glue gun Paper... Read More
We love turning our recycled toilet paper rolls into crafts. It makes for a very inexpensive craft project! This Christmas season so far, we have used toilet paper rolls to make a toilet paper roll reindeer and now we
Turn rolls of toilet paper into cute Christmas decorations with this easy toilet paper snowman tutorial. Simple Christmas craft.
These Christmas toilet paper roll crafts are so easy and fun to make! Make a snowman, Santa, elf and reindeer toilet paper craft.
