Toilet Paper Roll Sheep

Celebrate spring or Easter with this cute toilet paper roll sheep craft. Let your kids take advantage of toilet paper rolls and use some cotton balls to create a soft fleece craft.

This is one of the cutest Easter crafts kids can make; A bunch of these make the cutest little kid-made Easter decorations.

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You can pair this with a toilet paper roll bunny craft or a toilet paper roll chick craft for the full Easter experience.

How to make a toilet paper roll sheep

What you need:

drag
glue
toilet paper roll
cotton balls
White paper
pink paper
black marker

Step-by-step instructions

You will need a roll of toilet paper for this craft. You can leave it as is or you can let the kids paint it black.

Start by making the eyes. You can use googly eyes, googly eye stickers, or make your own eyes by drawing or cutting them out of paper.

Cut two small white circles and glue them to the top of the paper roll.

Using a black marker, draw pupils inside the white circles to give the sheep an adorable look.

Next, draw a cute nose and a smiling mouth on the roll of paper.

Have your child halve a piece of pink (or other) paper and draw an ear shape.

Cut it out to create two identical ears.

Ask the children to fold the two ends of each ear and glue them to the edges of the roll in line with the eyes.

Apply a little glue to the bottom of the paper roll.

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