Toilet Paper Roll Animals Children Can Make Alone

Animal Craft Toilet Paper Rolls

Cardboard tubes are not only recyclable materials, but also a source of creativity. The next little DIY projects are all about transforming cardboard tubes (like TP rolls) into cute miniature animals.

They are pretty easy to make, so we believe that you won’t hesitate to try and manufacture a few. Maybe even involve the kids in the DIY process.

They will surely be excited about all the fun a project of this sort implies. Make sure you supervise them while they use the scissors.

We invite kindergarten teachers to draw inspiration from the ideas showcased there because the projects are simple and require no teaching supplies.

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Debra Larson

Debra Larson has spent the last twenty years fixing up an old house in Minnesota, one room at a time. Gardening fills her summers, and the long winters are for crafts and Christmas decorating. She has been writing for Decorating HQ since 2015 and still gets far too excited about a good flea market find.