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Paper Roll Hedgehog Craft for Kids

Got a roll of paper and need a cute idea? How about making a hedgehog craft out of toilet paper rolls?

This is a really fun little animal, actually one of our favorites.

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What you need

paper rolls (toilet paper rolls, kitchen towel rolls)
light brown and dark brown paper or paint
Wiggle Eye Sticker
drag
glue
brown paper
black marker

Place the roll on a piece of dark brown paper. Draw the outline of the hedgehog’s spines. Cut them out.

Cut a strip of light brown paper, as wide as the roll, and glue it around the roll. Also cut two thin strips of light colored paper for the legs.

Take two wiggle eyes and glue them to a light brown paper tube. Draw a nose and mouth with a black marker. You can also draw other details on the face.

Glue the legs. Glue the spikes on the back of the paper roll.

Have fun making a hedgehog out of toilet paper rolls.

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