Toilet Paper Roll Bee Craft for Kids

Bees are one of the hardest working insects out there and certainly one of the most important. If you have a little bee lover at home, why not make this adorable toilet paper or kitchen roll bee craft.

Easy to make and looks cute right?

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Toilet Paper Bee Craft

What you need

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Wiggle Eye Patches (You’ll Love Them)
yellow, light blue and black paper
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glue
black marker
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Cut a strip of yellow paper, the width of the strip should be the same as the width of the roll (or a little wider because you can always trim the excess paper). Apply glue and wrap the paper around the roll.

Cut strips of black paper and wrap a few strips around the “bottom” of the toilet paper roll.

Take two eye stickers and glue them to the roll of paper. Draw on the mouth (and other details if you want) with a marker.

Cut out the wings and antennae and glue them to the paper roll.

So you have a beautiful looking bee craft made from toilet paper rolls.

More Easy Bee Toilet Paper Roll Crafts for Kids

If you want to make the bees cuter, cut a part of the paper roll to make the bee body shorter.

You can use tassels to make the antenna look more opaque.

Want to upcycle even more? You can use old eyeshadow brushes that come with some palettes.

Cereal boxes can also be used to make chicken wings.

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