A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about Crafting with Toilet Paper Rolls. I thought the gift tag by All Things Paper was adorable so I thought I’d try and make it. I thought this would be a perfect holiday Christmas craft to do with the kids… in fact I think I may mention it for my next play date. It’s really easy and not too messy for little hands. Here is an Easy DIY Christmas Ornaments for Kids.
All you need is: toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls, glue, ribbon
, hole punch
, embellishments (rhinestones, glitter, paint, etc.)
First, bend the tube and cut out rings at the desired width. I cut out seven rings with one toilet paper roll.
Next, arrange your design on a flat surface. I chose to make a flower.
Carefully glue each piece together. In my case, I like to use hot glue because it’s easy and dries very quickly. I carefully glued every other flower petal.
Embellish the ornament any way you wish. I used a simple rhinestone
because I like the organic look of the brown paper. Consider painting or glittering as well.
Using a hole punch
or craft punch, punch holes for your ribbon.
String your ornament and hang! Tah Dah! Also consider stringing several flowers and use them as a decoration for a party. P.S. Remind me to do my nails before I post a picture tutorial…
What a great idea to use toilet paper rolls!
Thank you! It’s tough to throw stuff away… I think I have a problem…
These are very clever!
Thank you!
I love this ornament. I am going to share it with our churches youth director for a holiday project. Thanks for sharing!
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I love the idea of slicing up a paper towel or toilet paper roll. You could line a picture frame or mirror with a cool design as well. This little football shape could be the basis for so many creative patterns. You could also point the ends “inward” in the opposite direction to make a figure-8 shape to combine with the little footballs.
You are so creative! I love the idea of lining a mirror for an entryway. You can purchase mirrors for next to nothing at thrift stores, especially during this time of year.
So cute and so easy!! My little grandbeauties will love making them.
Thanks Valerie! I hope you try it! Send me a picture! 🙂
Love, Love, Love it. My kids would say I have a ‘thing’ for toilet rolls