The holidays are about sharing and giving, and it can be about saving, preserving and reusing.
Teach you kids the importance of recycling trough play by creating some fun and festive crafts from toilet paper rolls.
Here are 20 tutorials to help you get you started.
Christmas Treat Bucket Critters
Tutorial via kikicreates.blogspot.com
Toilet Paper Roll Grinch
Tutorial via craftsbycourtney.com
Cardboard Tube Pillow Boxes
Tutorial via thepinkdoormat.blogspot.com
Garland/Advent Calendar
Tutorial via mayamade.blogspot.ca
Paper Towel Stars
Tutorial via blogalacart.com
TOILET ROLL REINDEER
Tutorial via thecrafttrain.com
Candy Roll Wrapped Presents
Tutorial via createcraftlove.com
Toilet roll angels
Tutorial via redtedart.com
Toilet roll reindeer 2
Tutorial via krokotak.com
Toilet Paper Roll Christmas Tree
Tutorial via thewonderofchristmas.com
 Toilet Roll Mistletoe Wreath
Tutorial via kiflieslevendula.blogspot.com.br
Christmas lanterns
Tutorial via kidspot.com.au
 little houses
Tutorial via evencleveland.blogspot.nl
Toilet Paper Roll Christmas Lights
Tutorial via craftingagreenworld.com
Toilet Roll Reindeer 3
Tutorial via izzyanderson.com
Paper Roll Santa
Tutorial via childmadetutorials.blogspot.ro
PAPER ROLL CHRISTMAS TREE DECOR
Tutorial via modpodgerocksblog.com
Toilet paper roll carolers
 
Tutorial via blogs.babycenter.com
toilet roll reindeer 4
Tutorial via goodideasforyou.com
Toilet Paper Roll SANTA
Tutorial via krokotak.com
There are so many expenses during Christmas, making it the perfect time to get green and creative. Why spend money on decorations when you can make them yourself and keep the money for buying your loved ones presents? Our homes are filled with things we can reuse, things that we normally throw away without a second thought, like the toilet paper roll. this seemingly insignificant item can help you decorate your home. It will also give your kids something to do on those cold days when they are stuck at home. Just use your imagination and you’ll realize the creative and decorative potential of common objects and teach your kids about recycling along the way.
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