Paper Roll Frankenstein Craft

Now is your chance to create your own Frankenstein monster as we show you how to make a Frankenstein style kitchen towel or toilet paper roll.

This friend is fun to make and fun to play with.

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Frankenstein Craft Paper Rolls

What you need

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green construction paper
wobble eye patch
black marker
black paper
grey paper
drag
glue

Cut a strip of green paper the same width as the tube. Add glue and wrap the green paper around the tube. Allow the glue to dry. Also cut a thin strip of black paper for the hair and two thin strips of green paper for the arms.

Glue black strips around the top of the roll. Glue two wobbly eye patches. Cut bolts out of grey paper and glue them onto your Frankenstein monster. Draw facial details (we forgot to do the scars and stitches, absolutely mandatory).

Glue your hand. Your toilet paper roll Frankenstein is complete.

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