something to color with and Color the pieces as appropriate and cut them out.  color them different colors to represent different bats. Glue the head onto the front of the toilet paper roll. Glue the wings onto the back of the toilet paper roll, so it appears to be Glue the five-toed feet to the bottom of the tube.DLTK's Crafts for KidsHalloween Friends I've provided a template of clothes and accessories that you can add to most of the Favorite Friends or Animal Toilet Paper Roll Crafts.  So, make yourself one of about 100 possible halloween tp roll critters like Blue's Clues, Pikachu, a mouse, a hippo, a kangaroo...  You get the idea! a piece of paper... . some crayons, paint, markers or pencil crayons, Friend or Animal Toilet Paper Roll Craft template. Print out the Halloween template and Favorite Friend/Animal template of choice. Colour (where appropriate) and cut out the template pieces. Glue the rectangle from the Favorite Friend/Animal template

onto the tp roll. Glue the Halloween rectangle (witch cape is what I was thinking of when I made it) over top. Glue on the other Favorite Friend/Animal template pieces. Glue on the witch's hat. Glue the groom into one of the hands and the cauldron by the feet. Printable version of these instructionsBy continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.Quick and fun halloween crafts for kids: toilet roll and cardboard tube spiders – all you need is paint, pipe cleaners and googly eyes to create cute or scary spider characters…. that part’s up to the littles :) Not being a fan of anything ‘too’ spooky and scary here Molly prefers to keep things somewhat goofy (and cute), so here are the two spider friends that we came up with…..

although the ‘big’ guy has taken to munching on her Polly Pockets, so he’s not really flavour of the week any more!! First stuff the toilet rolls will newspaper or tissue paper and tape over to secure. I had a few of these hexagonal treat boxes too that I utilised, I taped the ends shut and cut a slit for the mouth. I then covered all with one thin layer of papier mache to give a uniform surface for painting on all sides.- When the papier mache layer is dry leave out some paint and brushes for the kids to paint the spider’s body, in whatever crazy colour combinations they choose. When the paint is dry poke some holes along the side of the spiders body for the legs, and the kids can mix and match the pipe cleaners in whatever colour combination of legs and bodies give them the ‘spider character’ they want. Pop on the googly eyes, not being one for scary things Molly’s spider had to have three eyes to give it the ‘harmless’ and startled look :)

Blue and Orange Spider: the polka dots were added with a cotton bud dipped in black paint For the ‘fierce’ black spider we used a wine cork. I painted black heavy eyelids over the large googly eyes to make him full and heavy looking :) Molly wants her toys back!!! This little guy, fondly called ‘gloogloo’, is given free reign of the house and is brought along for walks and drives…. or just little chats in the garden :)Best Way To Clear Up Cloudy Pool Water The Very Busy Spider by Eric CarleTimber Ply Flooring for children aged 1-4yrs – a beautifully spun tale! Drop Base Air Cleaner Vs Flat Baseof a determined little spider who is blown on a fence and begins to weave her web, too busy to play with the other animals.

The Itsy Bitsy Spider for reading age 4-8yr – A classic version of an old favourite where the spider’s the star! and the stories go beyond what I knew them to be as a child. Charlotte’s Web for reading age 9-12yrs. Everyone knows the story of when the bashful pig named Wilbur befriends a spider named Charlotte. Lovable pig + wise spider = enduring classic :) -Make sure to follow my Fall | Halloween board on Pinterest for oooodles more fun ideas Halloween Crafts using Toilet Paper Rolls Halloween Crafts using paper rolls Halloween crafts using paper rolls are all over Pinterest. There is a good reason though- they are so simple for kids and the children get a huge sense of accomplishment to see their work. Another reason is ofcourse is that kids crafts using paper rolls are so frugal. Today we share one more simple Halloween craft for kids using the same material. We made Jack-0-lanterns, paper roll Jack-O-Lanterns. A Jack-O-Lantern is typically a carved pumpkin where the top is cut , the  flesh is then scooped out;

an image, usually a frightful face is carved, and is then lit from within by a candle and the top replaced. With kids, we took a more kid-friendly approach and had fun with making these paper roll lanterns. Halloween craft: Paper roll Jack-O-Lanterns The only real work here is to cut out facial features, Jack-o-lantern designs and that’s pretty much all there is to this Halloween craft. If simple is not enough, like us, you can jazz things up a bit with what you have on hand. Big S needs all figures to be complete – she expects a head, hair eyes, nose, ears and all the peripherals intact ! Since we were making only a monstrous face, she decided to stick with just creating a head and red scary eyes . To give our paper roll Halloween craft a visual appeal, Big S wanted a head for them. So we chose to make some head piece with coffee filters and cotton balls to make hair. To create a red-eyed-scary effect, we used red paper to mask the eyes. Attach it from the inside to create a glowing effect.