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Toilet Paper Roll Butterfly Wall Décor

Transform ordinary materials into delightful wall art with these brightly painted toilet paper roll butterflies.

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Materials

Materials

  • 3 rolls Cardboard toilet paper rolls Craft toilet paper rolls
  • 1 pair Scissors For cutting the cardboard rolls
  • 1 set Acrylic paint Use bright colors for painting
  • 1 bottle Glue Regular craft glue should suffice
  • 1 sheet Cardstock For the body of the butterfly
  • 1 piece String or removable wall adhesive For hanging the butterflies

Instructions

Preparation

  • Flatten each toilet paper roll and cut it into rings. Each ring will become a wing for your butterfly.
  • Pinch the rings to form wing shapes and seek symmetry in your wings.
  • Paint the wings with bright colors until they are vibrant.

Assembly

  • After the wings dry completely, glue four painted wings around a small cardstock body.
  • Ensure the glue bonds well to hold your butterfly's structure.

Display

  • Let the butterflies dry completely before attaching them to the wall in a cheerful cluster.

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Tips & Notes:

You can experiment with patterns, colors, and embellishments. Make sure the cardboard is clean and dry before painting for better adhesion.

Nutrition Information: Serving: | Calories: | Carbohydrates: | Protein: | Fat: | Sodium: | Fiber: | Sugar:

Author: Course: Cuisine: Keyword: Butterfly Craft, DIY, Kids Crafts, Toilet Paper Roll, Wall Decor

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