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Making : Toilet-Paper-Roll Flowers

9 November 20096 Comments

The other day, we found out how we could actually make nice flowers using … toilet paper rolls.

Simple activity idea for preschoolers using simple everyday things we find at our home!

Check this out!

What we used:

– Toilet paper rolls
– Watercolour
– Scissors
– Satay sticks / wooden chopsticks (the latter is ‘safer and less sharp’, better for younger kids)

What we did:

– Draw straight lines on both ‘ends’, leaving about 1cm in the middle. See top picture.

– Cut out the straight lines

– Fold the lines outwards

– Colour the ‘petals’ with watercolour

– Put aside to dry

– When it’s all dried up, poke the middle part with the stick (and it’ll serve as the ‘stem’)

That’s it!

Simple and do-able, yes?

Happy crafting, everyone!

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