Has the Baby Yoda craze made it to your house yet?
The Child seems to be everywhere and we can’t get enough of that cute little face! We enjoy making Star Wars crafts, especially Yoda so we’ve already made a few different Baby Yoda projects.
Today, we’re combining our love of cardboard tube crafts with Yoda and showing you how to make this easy toilet paper roll Baby Yoda craft.
It comes with a free printable template which makes it simple to recreate at home with preschoolers, kindergarten and elementary children.
Plus, once you’re done making it, your kids can play with it too!
Read on below or watch our quick video tutorial to see how quick you can make this little guy.
Cardboard Tube Baby Yoda
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Supplies
- Toilet paper roll core
- Colored cardstock (in green, brown and light brown)
- White out pen (optional)
- Glue stick
- Scissors
- Brown marker
- Baby Yoda paper roll template (download form located at the end of this post, just above the comments)
Related: Baby Yoda Paper Bag Puppet
Directions
Download the free Yoda template, print and cut out the pieces.
If you want white on the eyes, use the white out pen to color in the two circles in the eye. Let dry before continuing.
Use the brown marker to draw two straight lines in the middle of Yoda’s jacket. Glue the coat to Yoda’s main body piece, about .5″ below his mouth.
Glue the light brown part of Yoda’s coat on top of the coat, below his mouth.
Place the completed Baby Yoda paper on the toilet roll and use a pencil to measure where it ends.
Use scissors to trim the toilet paper roll down to the same size as the printable.
Add glue to the back of the completed Yoda body and wrap it around the toilet paper roll. Hold for a few seconds or add paperclips to each end until the glue is completely dry.
Fold the end of Yoda’s ears to make a rectangle. Add the glue to this rectangle and place it on the side of Yoda’s head, close to the top. Let dry and repeat on the other side for the opposite ear.
That’s it!
We hope we’ve made this Baby Yoda toilet roll craft super simple for your kids to make.
You can make it when you’re stuck at home for the day or you can create a whole fun night around Yoda!
It’s the perfect craft to celebrate May the Fourth as well.
Don’t forget to download the free printable template by entering your email in the form at the end of this post.
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Toilet Paper Roll Baby Yoda Craft
Learn how to make this cute and easy toilet paper roll Baby Yoda! It's a simple kids' craft project.
Materials
- Toilet paper roll core
- Colored cardstock (in green, brown and light brown)
- White out pen (optional)
- Glue stick
- Brown marker
- Baby Yoda paper roll template (download form located at the end of this post, just above the comments)
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
- Download the free Yoda template, print and cut out the pieces.
- If you want white on the eyes, use the white-out pen to color in the two circles in the eye. Let dry before continuing.
- Use the brown marker to draw two straight lines in the middle of Yoda's jacket. Glue the coat to Yoda's main body piece, about .5" below his mouth.
- Glue the light brown part of Yoda's coat on top of the coat, below his mouth. Place the completed Baby Yoda paper on the toilet roll and use a pencil to measure where it ends.
- Use scissors to trim the toilet paper roll down to the same size as the printable.
- Add glue to the back of the completed Yoda body and wrap it around the toilet paper roll. Hold for a few seconds or add paperclips to each end until the glue is completely dry.
- Fold the end of Yoda's ears to make a rectangle. Add the glue to this rectangle and place it on the side of Yoda's head, close to the top. Let dry and repeat on the other side for the opposite ear.
