There are so many fun crafts you can make with toilet paper tubes, including these super fun, really rolling, race cars!

The coolest thing about these race cars is that they really can roll!! We had such a blast making and playing with these!!!
Supplies: Here are the supplies that you will need to make your own rollin’ race car!
- TP roll
- craft knife
- hole puncher
- bottle tops
- straw
- paint
- paint brush
- thumb tack
- toothpicks

Instructions: First, paint the TP tube. Once dry, use a craft knife and cut a square in the tube so that there is a "seat" for the driver. Next, use a hole puncher to punch four holes near the bottom of the tube to hold the "axle." Cut the straw down to to two inch pieces. Slide one toothpick into each straw piece and insert it through the punched holes.

Have a race car fan? Be sure to check out my FREE printable Racing Racecars Game that helps with number recognition and counting with a die!
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So cute!
ReplyDeleteSuper duper fun, I love this idea. Now a different reason to start collecting bottle caps.
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome! M will love it - we'll definitely be doing this sometime soon!
ReplyDeleteJenn,
ReplyDeleteWe'll be making these too. All three of my children will love the cars. They are very creative.
Jenn,
ReplyDeleteWe'll be making these too. All three of my children will love the cars. They are very creative.
This is awesome! Love your ideas :) My girls will ove making cars of their own...and they are pretty competitive so racing will be intersting! Thanks for linking to KFF. Enjoy your weekend~
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project and they look SOO CUTE! I dont have a boy, but I may make it with my little girl anyways :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and cute idea. If you want I would love for you to come show this off at my Round Robin. Have a great day..
ReplyDeleteSuper fun. That would be fun for kids and adults to make. I love crafts you can play with. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this since I don't have to go buy anything to do this! Tomorrow's our first day of summer, so maybe we should do it then! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog, and this idea. My son, 3 asked to make cars using toilet roll but I never thought of this really workable wheels. He loves wheels and I am gonna try doing this soon! thanks!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how you could plan, and still play with your sets of twins!
Jenn
ReplyDeleteI am a Cub Scout Leader and wanted to make a TP car with my Tiger Scouts I have been saving rolls and milk jug lids for months. I just needed the how to instructions to put it all together. Thank you so much for this easy project. The Scouts are going to love it
great idea--thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteMarcia
Jenn
ReplyDeleteI am a Cub Scout Leader and wanted to make a TP car with my Tiger Scouts I have been saving rolls and milk jug lids for months. I just needed the how to instructions to put it all together. Thank you so much for this easy project. The Scouts are going to love it
Such a super idea! I love that it really works and that it need a little thought - nice for an older child!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute! We made them, too. Thank you !!
ReplyDeleteLooking for a car craft and stumbled on to your blog by "accident". :p Love it! I'm a home schooling mom, and we are having our 5th child in the fall. I love it when God leads me to a page. :) The craft is just what I was looking for too, thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love it when stuff happens "by accident"! ;-) Glad the craft is what you were looking for!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun craft to make with my 6 year old grandson...he loves it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful project to make. I made this with my grandson who is 6 and loves playing with it! Now I have to make 2 more for his sisters...
ReplyDeleteThis is really adorable and I'm certain my son will have lots of fun making this with me and, of course, playing with them afterwards! Thank you
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane! My boys STILL love making and playing with these!
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