We're turning our minds to keeping the kids busy in an upcycling kinda way with these toilet roll craft ideas...
1. Butterflies
We recently gave you a whole heap of ideas for gardening projects, and by default this is kinda one too. Get your little ones fluttering into action and whipping up these beauts (pictured top) by The Best Ideas for Kids.
2. Monsters
Keep your little monsters busy with these roar-some monster loo rolls! Pop over to Arty Crafty Kids for the full lowdown on how to bring these cute critters to loo roll life.
3. Cars
Race over to A Little Pinch of Perfect to find out how to turn your loo rolls into racing rolls! Vroom, vroom!
4. Gift boxes
How purr-fect are these lovely DIY gift boxes by Red Ted Art? Well, we're definitely feline them anyway.
5. Play village
Gather as many roll as possible, and throw in a few kitchen rolls for good measure, before building your very own cardboard village. Head over to Today's Parent for its fun video tutorial.
6. Binoculars
Take a look at this simple but fun craft by Wiki How and then create your very own funky toilet roll binoculars.
7. Spiders
Kids bugging you for a pet? Well get them to make a webstastic one of their own thanks to this guide by Molly Moo Crafts. We've also got a whole guide to Halloween loo roll crafts if you fancy whipping up some more spooky friends.
8. Snakes
You have your spiders, so why not make some slithery mates to join Incy? We're loving these coiled snake crafts by Kiwi Co Corner.
9. Flowers
These toilet roll flowers make for a fun alternative to the real thing. Check out instructions with your budding crafter over at DIY & Craft.
10. Unicorn
Who would have thought toilet rolls could be so pretty? Add some magic to your rolls by using a printable by Cut Out & Keep, and creating your very own unicorn.
11. Toilet roll bees
Keep your little bees busy turning those loo rolls into super cute bumble bees! Buzz over to Easy Peasy and Fun for the full lowdown, and once you're done don't forget to have a chat with the kids about why bees are so important to the environment.
12. Shark
Make a big splash with your little nippers thanks to this shark-tastic little number by Gluesticks Gumdrops.
13. Captain Underpants
You'll definitely be a superhero in the kids' eyes when you bring this Captain Underpants toilet roll craft to the art table. Fly on over to The Craft Train for the full deets.
14. Rainbow windsock
We can't get enough of rainbow crafts so here's an gorgeously colourful one by Easy Peasy and Fun: a rainbow windsock!
15. Bowling game
Bring a bowling alley to you home and and bowl over to Craftulate to find out how to roll with your rolls.
16. Castle pencil holder
We love a bit of upcycling, so can't wait to turn our own rolls into cool castle pencil holders. Watch the vid by Doodle & Stitch before whipping up your own mini masterpiece.
17. Star Wars characters
Young Padawans will definitely be feeling the force when they turn toilet rolls into classic Star Wars characters. This lovely craft by Hey, Wonderful really is, we think, out of this world.
18. Alien hoopla
We had so much fun making this alien hoopla recently, that we just had to include it in our roundup. We used a cereal box covered in foil for the 'spaceship' base, painted toilet rolls and kitchen rolls to make the aliens, and cut some rings out of cardboard to finish off our crafty little game.
19. The Inside Out gang
We don't know about you, but this cost of living crisis lark has had our emotions whipping around all over the place: weird times for sure. Which is why we think this Inside Out character craft by Meaningful Mama makes for the perfect opp for us to have a chat with the kids about how they're feeling at the mo.
20. Pirate and parrot
Ah ha me hearties! Time to roll out the rolls and sink an afternoon in craft galore with this treasure of a toilet roll craft (pictured top) by Molly Moo Crafts.
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