Paper Roll Rudolph Reindeer Craft

If you need a little guy to light the way for Santa, this Rudolph the Origami Reindeer Craft is the one to make. And while you’re at it, why not make Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, and Blitzen too.

This little guy will make sure all gifts are delivered on time!

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Rudolph Reindeer Paper Roll Craft

What you need

rolls of craft paper (yes, you can actually buy these and turn them into a great classroom craft project)
brown constitution paper
dark brown construction paper
red pom pom
black marker
Wiggle Eye Patches or Multi Colored Wiggle Eye Patches

Wrap the roll in brown paper (or brown paint). Cut two long strips from white paper. Cut gauze from darker brown paper.

Draw nails with black marker.

Glue two eye patches to the roll. Draw a mouth and glue a red pom pom.

Add glue to the legs and stick them to the paper roll. Also stick to the two antlers.

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