Chick Toilet Paper Roll Craft – Easy Easter Craft Idea

Got a bunch of toilet paper rolls? Why not try making a toilet paper roll chick craft, or a dozen, as this is the perfect toilet paper roll project for Easter.

In this article, we have created two versions of the chick, let’s say a brother and a sister, one fully hatched and one just emerging from the eggshell.

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We love thrifty craft materials and toilet paper rolls (or kitchen paper towel rolls if you don’t like toilet paper rolls) are a great option.

There are so many fun activities kids can do with them, from crafts to learning games… This time, as Easter is approaching, we focus on a craft project – chicks.

Ready? Let’s start crafting!

How to make toilet paper roll chick

What you need:

toilet paper rolls (you can also use kitchen paper towel rolls or store-bought craft paper rolls – yes they do)
yellow paper or yellow paint
orange paper
eyes (vibrating eyes or googly eye patches)
optional: white cardboard for eggshells – I recommend Astrobrights Stardust White paper because it has colorful spots and looks very natural.
glue
drag

Also, check out our collection of other Easter crafts for kids.

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See step by step instructions

Start by making your toilet paper roll yellow :). You can do this by painting it yellow or wrapping it in yellow paper.

We will use paper. Cut a strip of paper that is as wide as the height of the toilet paper roll.

Apply glue to the entire strip of paper.

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