Posted by Merryn | Posted in Animal Crafts, Craft from Recycled Materials, Crafts by Materials, Fingerprint Art, Penguin, Toilet Paper Roll | Posted on 23-08-2010 | 14,177 views
Tags: Craft from Recycled Materials, penguin craft, toilet paper roll
Toilet paper roll is so much fun. I don’t dispose them. I keep them and transformed them into something cute. Today, we are going to transform a TP Roll into a penguin 
Toilet Paper Roll Penguin
Paint the toilet paper roll black
Cut a semi-oval from a white piece of paper and paste on the TP Roll
Cut a pair of flippers from black sugar paper and paste
Paint your fingertip white and stamp it on the TP Roll as the eyes
Paste a pair of feet and draw the black of the eye. The penguin is done
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i always like your toilet paper core projects,so cute and interesting
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Too cute! My daughter is obsessed with penguins and wants a penguin-themed birthday party. I think this is the perfect craft.
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[...] Arts & Crafts – toilet paper roll penguinOctober 28th, 2010 @ 2:25 am Oh yes, another toilet paper roll animal in the arts and crafts session. Well, this small insignificant toilet paper roll can be turned into lots of animals. I am so happy that I found this website. May I present – toilet paper roll penguin. [...]
Adorable!!
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Cute project. And cute photos!
: )
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cute
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Great craft! Used it for “favors” for our 1-year-olds birthday party. His big brothers (6, 5, 3) and I made them and we stuffed them with a few sweets.
Found it easier to do the eyes before the belly, then belly can be centered below the eyes. The little fingers had a hard time getting the eyes in the right spots.
Thanks a bunch!
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