Toilet Paper Roll Peacock Craft Idea

It’s been a while since we shared a toilet paper roll craft idea, so it’s time to come up with a new one (or a few). Since we love peacocks, we thought we’d make a toilet paper roll craft and we think it’s really adorable.

This craft requires a lot of cutting so it is great for practicing cutting skills.

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We have quite a few toilet roll crafts on our site, but we’ve been “off the grid” lately and that needs to change! We love thrifty crafting materials more than anything, and toilet rolls definitely fit the bill (although we prefer kitchen paper towel rolls).

How to make a peacock toilet paper roll craft

What you need

rolls of paper (toilet paper rolls, kitchen towel rolls, or even a store-bought craft paper roll set)
blue paper or paint
green paper
yellow paper
glue
drag

Optional: moving eye stickers (definitely more fun than drawing eyes with markers).

Watch Video Tutorial

Or follow this step by step drawing tutorial

Cut the blue paper, the paper should be the same width as the roll and long enough that you can wrap it around the toilet paper roll.

You can also use blue paint to color the paper roll.

Spread glue on the blue paper.

And wrap it around the toilet paper roll. Let the glue set.

Cut multiple strips of paper. We used a paper cutter to make it faster but scissors work just as well.

Our paper strips are cut to the width of a regular sheet of paper and are about a “finger” wide.

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