Paper Roll Crab Craft

We’ll show you how to make another cute toilet paper roll craft for kids to make this one perfect for the summer! Ready? Let’s make a crab toilet paper roll craft.

We made a cute little paper roll octopus not long ago and this little octopus fits the bill perfectly.

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Handmade paper roll crab

What you need;

paper rolls (toilet paper, kitchen paper rolls…)
wobble eye patch
red construction paper (or red paint)
glue
drag
black marker

How to make one

First we need to make a red tube. You can cover it with red construction paper or paint it red. Next draw crab claws and legs on the construction paper and cut them out.

Decorate the red paper tube. Add two wiggle eye stickers (aren’t they cute) and draw a mouth with a black marker. You can also add other facial details like eyelashes, nostrils, etc.

Glue the legs and claws. Your cute little toilet paper roll crab is ready to display or play with. Looks pretty cool, right?

More ocean animal crafts for kids to make

Crab handmade drinking cup

Octopus paper plate

Paper plate (with cupcake liners)

Sea horse felt craft

Origami Fish Craft

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