Toilet Paper Roll Witch, Broom & Cat
Hooray! It is time for one of our favourite craft materials.. we love Easy Toilet Paper Roll Crafts for kids! And have so many ideas for you all year round. Today’s TP Roll Craft is a our little Toilet Paper Roll Witch!! Completed with TP Roll Cat and DIY Broom Stick. So cute.
You may also love our extensive collection of Halloween Toilet Paper Roll crafts! And eagle eyed Red Ted Art fans, may have noticed that this little which was inspired by our TP Roll Scarecrow!
Toilet Paper Roll Witch – Materials
- One toilet paper roll per witch
- Half a toilet paper roll per cat
- Black paper for the witch’s hat and dress (and cat) (construction paper or regular paper fine)
- Contrasting paper scraps for witch’s hat (optional)
- Orange wool/ yarn (or use orange paper, fake straw)
- Googly eyes (optional)
- Confetti for decorating (optional)
- Glue
- Pen or markers for facial features
- Scissors
TP Roll Witch’s Broom – Materials
- A stick
- Some brown packing paper
- Scissors
- A little glue
How to make a Toilet Paper Roll Witch for Preschoolers
We have a choice of Toilet Paper Roll Witch Video instructions or step by step photo instructions. I apologise.. that I am a bit off centre in some of the steps. But the video is still clear enough. Sigh. Not everything is perfect!! Right?!
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Let’s begin to make our cute and easy little witch. You will see that no templates are needed to make this cutie! Though today’s witch is made using paper and glue, you can substitue the paper dress with paint!
Making the Toilet Paper Roll Witch’s Hair
Wrap some orange yarn around your hand and cut at one end. It is only an approximation and it really doesn’t matter how much yarn you cut and exactly how long it is.
I also cut some of the strands in half – that you will need for the fridge.
Add lots of glue to the rim of the Toilet Paper Roll and down the side. Place the yarn over this and glue in place.
Now glue the short yarns perpendicularly across to make the Witch’s fringe. Let dry and start on the paper hat in the meantime!
Witch’s Paper Hat
Note: we used the photos here from our TP Roll Scarecrow, mainly because the “brown” is easier to see than the black of the Witch Hat!
We are making a “classic” paper hat. It is the same Origami Paper Hat pattern that you use to make an Origami boat – so if you wish to see a video on how to make a Origami Paper hat – hop over to our Paper Boat post!
Fold your paper in half and make a neat crease (image 2).
Fold in half again – then open it – so you have a crease down the middle (image 3).
Next, you will need to fold the corner in (image 4).
Repeate on the other side (image 1).
Now fold the bottom flap up (image 2). NOTE: for the Paper Witch Hat, I folded this flap in half again and glued in place.
Flip your paper hat over and fold the second flap up (image 3). If you wish, secure with a little glue! NOTE: for the Paper Witch Hat, I folded this flap in half again and glued in place.
Finally (optional), you can fold the top of your paper hat down too (image 4). NOTE: this step is omitted from the Witch Hat! Instead, we add a green band of paper for decoration.
But lots of glue on the inside of the had and snuggly squeaze it onto the Witch’s head.
Time to make the Toilet Paper Roll Witch’s face and dress
This is super quick and easy! Glue and draw on your Witch facial features.
Then measure out some black paper to fit the witch, cut, decorate and glue in place.
Your paper witch is made!
Finally your Witch needs some accessories and friends
- Learn how to make a Toilet Paper Roll Cat here
- Learn how to make a mini broom stick here (or watch the second part of video)
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