Toilet Paper Roll Ladybug Craft

Have you noticed that we’ve been sharing a lot of ladybug crafts lately?

Because we love them so much and today we are going to show you how to make this adorable toilet paper roll ladybug craft.

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Ladybug Toilet Paper Roll Craft

Are you ready to be this cute little bug?

Start by painting the toilet paper roll black or wrapping it in black paper.

We use black paper.

Cut two whiskers from black paper and glue them to the inside of the roll, leaving them sticking out.

Also, add a pair of eyes. You can draw eyes, use googly eyes, or googly eye stickers.

Cut a circle out of red paper (use a small plate, lid or any other round object as a mold).

Cut the circle in half.

Using a black marker (or paint and your finger), draw spots on the ladybug’s wings.

Apply a small amount of glue to the front of the ladybug’s body, just below the eyes.

Glue the wings to the body.

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