Paper Roll Mummy Craft

There’s still time to do some last minute Halloween crafts and today we’re going to be making a paper roll mummy craft. This little guy is creepy cute and ready to party with the other paper roll monsters.

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Since this is pretty simple and easy to make, it also makes a great classroom craft (just use rolls of craft paper which you can buy at some craft stores or use kitchen towel rolls instead of toilet paper rolls)

Mummy handmade paper rolls

I’m sharing this cute little creepy project over at Blitsy where you’ll find all the steps and materials needed to create your own creepy paper mummy craft. I love working with wiggle eye stickers because they’re so much more fun than your regular googly eyes. I mean who doesn’t love stickers?

Check out the full tutorial on how to make this spooky scroll mummy craft

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