St. Patrick’s Day Windsock Toilet Paper Roll Craft

Decorate your home or classroom with this beautiful Windsock toilet paper roll this St. Patrick’s Day.

Make one or a dozen and watch them dance in the wind.

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If you’re hosting a St. Patrick’s Day party for your classroom and need a fun and easy project to do with the kids (not to mention save money), try these.

They are so much fun to make and would also make lovely classroom decorations. You could even combine this craft with our rainbow toilet paper winder, make a Leprechaun with an orange tissue paper beard or even make a pot of gold for the complete St. Patrick’s Day experience.

How to Make a Windsock Toilet Paper Roll Craft for St. Patrick’s Day

What you need:

toilet paper roll
green paint
green paper
paint brush
green tissue paper
drag
glue
wool
hole punching machine

Step by step instructions

Paint the toilet paper roll green. Let the paint dry.

After the paint is dry, punch two holes to thread the yarn through.

Thread the yarn through the holes.

Tie it tight.

Cut strips of tissue paper.

Ideally you should use two shades of green.

Apply glue to one end of the tissue paper strip and adhere it to the inside of the roll.

Fold the green paper in half and cut out a clover “half”.

Stick clover on toilet paper roll.

Done! Your St. Patrick’s Day Windsock toilet paper roll is ready to hang.

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