Paper Roll Penguin Craft – Winter Crafts for Kids

Anyone love penguins? Today we are going to make this adorable paper roll penguin craft – you can use toilet paper rolls, kitchen towel rolls or even buy craft rolls to use for the craft. This craft is fun to make and fun to play with.

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Paper Roll Penguin Craft

What you need

scroll
black paper (or black paint)
orange paper
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glue
wobble eye patch

Let’s start cutting! First, cut a strip of black paper the same width as your roll – it needs to be long enough to wrap around the roll. Of course, you can also paint the roll black.

Cut out a “half oval” shape from white paper. Cut out two wings from black paper. Also cut out a beak and two feet from orange paper.

Glue black paper around the roll. Glue white paper on top. Glue two wobbly eye patches.

Glue the beak. Glue the legs – we glue them to the inside of the roll.

Last but not least, glue the wings. Allow the glue to dry completely before using this toilet paper roll penguin craft for play.

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To make the craft even cuter, you can have your child add polka dots using a white chalk marker. So cute!

Big eyes make penguins even cuter.

Being a penguin is so much fun!

You don’t have to limit yourself to just black either.

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