1: Take your toilet roll and either paint it orange or glue some orange card stock/paper around it. By using the paper it helps to disguise that its a recycled toilet roll.
its easier to paint or cover the full roll and cut it down later to make 3 napkin rings at once. however if you only want 1 napkin ring cut the toilet roll into 3 first.
2: Cut your toilet roll into 3 to make 3 napkin rings.
take your black cardstock and cut a bat out . We have not provided you with a template cause its easier to just cut these out free hand. If kids are making the projects you can pre-cut these shapes out for them, folding your paper will make it easier to cut multiple ones out at once.
Alternatively you could use rubber bat's from a party store or even stickers.
glue the bat onto the ring and attach the eyes.
By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.
Its Perfect, Simple, Easy, Cost-Free, and you can add additional things to make it better.
I think this would be perfect for an easy kids craft in a classroom. The kids could easily finish them in one sitting and be able to make more than one. Too complex though for the guest who thinks it is a bad craft.
wwooww!!
I think it rocks! I don't think its the worst craft ever.
ummm i think the idea is that its for kids. when i was a kid we always used TP rolls and Paper towel rolls for craft projects at school and in the girl scouts.
Not worst craft. One geared to the younger gen. I am having a Halloween party for my daughter's friends. For six-year olds, this is perfect! She wants to help make them and impress her friends. Thanks for the idea!
This is the worst craft EVER, who would want to use a toilet paper role for a craft! IT STINKS!
its perfect for preschoolers because their imagination takes a simple craft and turns it into a super hero communication device...lol...i work with kids so this is a very cute idea :o)
This is the worst craft EVER, who would want to use a toilet paper role for a craft! IT STINKS!