Paper Roll Lion Craft – Toilet Paper Roll Crafts

Ready to roar? Today we will show you how to make a paper roll lion craft. Hopefully you have your paper rolls ready.

We love making crafts from toilet paper rolls (did you know you can actually buy rolls to make crafts for kids?), we love making these crafts along with many other crafts.

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Handmade Lion Toilet Paper Roll

What you need;

paper rolls (toilet paper rolls, tissue paper rolls…)
yellow paper (or yellow paint)
wobble eye patch
brown paper
drag
glue
tick

Tape yellow paper around a toilet paper roll (or paint it yellow). Cut two strips of paper for legs and one long strip for a tail. Draw on claws.

Cut a circle out of yellow paper for the head. Place the circle on brown paper and draw an outline for the mane. Cut out the main part. Glue two wiggle eye stickers and draw a snout and mouth on the head.

Stick the head into the mane.

Stick your feet to your head.

Glue the head to the roll. The only thing left to do is the tail.

Your toilet paper roll lion is done.

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