Our toilet roll mummies help little ones develop their winding and wrapping skills. The kids will love making a quirky monster mobile out of cardboard rolls.Ī spooky crow or owl is a very fitting decoration for Halloween. This Thankful Turkey Gratitude Craft is fun and easy to make, and encourages kids to reflect on all the things they’re thankful for. Round up some fabric scraps and a few crafty odds and ends for some adorable toilet roll owls. Make a turkey table topper for your Thanksgiving table. Use a cool paint process to make some fall napkin rings. Fall Toilet Paper Roll Crafts Fall and Thanksgiving Toilet Paper Roll Crafts: (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases) 30+ Things to Make with Cardboard Tubes:Ĭlick on the links below to see the full tutorial for each craft or activity. If you don’t have a stash of your own, and you want to buy cardboard tubes for crafting in bulk, you can order them here on Amazon with my affiliate link. If you have a growing stash of cardboard rolls at your house, this post is for you. Wrapping paper rolls are great when you need a long tube, and the tubes that hold cling-wrap or aluminum foil are great when you need something a little sturdier. We make a ton of preschool crafts with toilet rolls and paper towel rolls. Ha! They think I’m nuts for hoarding them, but there are so many ways to use them for daycare crafts and activities, I hate to throw them away. My family knows they’re not allowed to throw out any kind of cardboard roll. 75+ Best Chapter Books for Girls Ages 5-13.Best Books for Boys – 40+ Fantastic Reads for Boys ages 8-16.Happy Hooligans Accessibility Statement.Now leave half the width of the item as space on the cardboard(like we did in the first cut line) and cut this remaining excess cardboard off completely, from top to bottom using the box cutter. Lay the item down to finish its 180degree roll, keep one side on the previous cut line, and make another parallel cut line on the edge that just touched down on the cardboard.
Then roll the item on its side so one side is still on the previous cut line, and make another parallel cut line while the item is at 90degrees in the air. Do not cut away the cardboard to remove it at this line! Just make a mark with the blade that cuts the top surface of the cardboard! (Later we will see that this makes the cardboard fold perfectly.) Make another parallel cut line on the other side of the item. (So if you were to fold the cardboard up on the item, it would only be halfway across that side.) From top to bottom, cut very lightly with the box cutter to draw a cut line into the cardboard at the place the item's edge meets the cardboard. Place the item(in this case- a framed picture) on the cardboard where half the width of the item is equal to the space between the item and the edge of the cardboard. Now there is one long piece of cardboard laid on the floor.
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