10 Easy Recycled Toilet Paper Roll Easter Crafts To Make
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Get crafting sustainably with these easy recycled toilet paper roll Easter crafts. Whether you’re crafting with kids or making something for yourself, I’ve got heaps of eco-friendly makes for you.
If you’re looking to get crafting this Easter, then there’s no need to go and buy a load of supplies from the craft shop. Instead, I invite you to have a good rummage through the contents of your recycling bin.
One incredibly common item lurking in your cardboard and paper recycling may be the humble toilet paper roll or kitchen paper roll. These cardboard tubes are crafting gold – you can make so many things from them. And this holds true at Easter time too. There are heaps of sustainable Easter crafts you can make from toilet paper rolls – the only limit is your imagination.
If you’re struggling to get started, then don’t worry. I’ve rounded up my favourite seasonal recycled crafts – all made from toilet roll tubes.
10 Toilet Paper Roll Easter Crafts To Make
Let’s get crafting!
Two Lovely Bunnies
Happy Toddler Playtime has a great DIY guide to make these adorable bunnies. All you need are some clever scissor skills and some paint to make them. And if you’d rather not use cotton wool, or don’t have any to hand, a crumpled-up ball of paper would also do the job.
Egg Holders
These cute egg holders by Supermakeit are made entirely from toilet paper rolls. It would be a fun way to gift a chocolate egg to someone or to decorate your home. These are definitely on my to-craft list this year!
Recycled Easter Baubles
If you’re looking for an easy craft idea for kids, try these recycled Easter baubles by Ohoh Deco. These come together in minutes. All you need are some toilet paper rolls, some twine, scissors and glue, and you are all sorted.
You can then hang the finished bunnies from some branches held in a vase to make a seasonal table centrepiece. Alternatively, you can tie them to a long piece of string to make a fun garland.
The Spring Chicken
Look We’re Learning has a fun tutorial to make this spring chicken from a toilet paper roll. If you’d like to avoid the plastic googly eyes, you can draw or paint the eyes on, or use recycled paper or card for a more zero-waste approach to crafting.
I’ve also featured this chick in my big roundup of animal crafts from recycled toilet paper rolls that you can make. Be sure to check it out for more inspiration.
Toilet Paper Roll Stamps
If you’re looking for an altogether different toilet paper roll craft this Easter then Crystal at A Playful Day has got you covered. Crystal has a fantastic video tutorial showing you how to make these cute rabbit stamps from your recycled tubes. It’s a fun toddler-friendly craft, that you can use to decorate cards and wrapping paper or make pretty pictures with.
Tulips
Of course, Easter isn’t just about rabbits and chicks. When I think of Easter, I think of bright spring blooms, such as tulips. If you do too, then One Little Project is here to help. They have this fun tutorial, that even little kids could manage, to make these bright tulips from your loo roll tubes. Again, you could use a mix of toilet paper rolls and kitchen paper rolls to get a mix of sizes.
A Floral Bouquet
If you want to make a bouquet of spring blooms, then First Palette has all the details on how to make this bright bouquet from toilet paper tubes cut up into slices. You could string them onto some twine to make a beautiful spring-themed garland.
If you want more ideas with flowers, try my post on recycled toilet paper roll flowers to make. You’ll find more ideas like this there.
Easter Bunny Chocolate Holders
The Merry Thought has another fun take on the toilet paper roll Easter bunny craft. This time they’ve been filled with mini chocolate eggs. You could also use empty kitchen paper rolls if you wanted to make some larger bunnies.
Easter Bunny Pockets
In a similar vein, Misonani has a handy video tutorial showing you how to make these cute Easter bunny pockets. All it takes is a bit of clever folding and the job’s a good one! These can then be filled with mini chocolate eggs or other sweet treats for a zero-waste and plastic-free approach to gift-giving.
Paper Tube Chicks
Finally, for another sustainable way to gift some sweet treats, these chick pouches from Hello Wonderful are ones to make. All you need to do to make the pouch is to pinch and then staple the end of the tube, before adding the extra elements. Hello Wonderful has a quick and easy video tutorial to guide you through the whole process.
More Eco-Friendly Easter Inspiration
If you’re looking for more sustainable Easter crafting ideas, try my guide to Easter crafts made from recycled egg cartons.
And for other eco-friendly ways to celebrate Easter, I’ve got you:
- Your complete guide to having a sustainable Easter.
- My big guide to ethical and vegan Easter Eggs.
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