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Toilet Paper Roll Olaf Craft [Free Template]

It’s been almost six years since Disney’s Frozen took the world by storm! It became an instant classic that kids (and adults) just can’t get enough of!

With the upcoming release of Frozen 2, kids everywhere are going to have Frozen fever all over again.

Of course since we love all sorts of easy and fun crafts for kids, we set out to make this recycled toilet paper roll Olaf craft.

It’s simple. It’s cute. It’s fun to make, plus it’s a great winter craft for kids.

Your kids will love making this Olaf craft and you’ll love getting them away from screen time!

If you want to make this Olaf craft with your kids or students, read our step-by-step tutorial below or watch our quick video.

Also, browse through all of our easy toilet paper roll crafts for kids for more recycled craft ideas.

Olaf Paper Roll Craft

toilet paper olaf craft

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Supplies

Directions

Download the Olaf craft template, print and cut out the pieces.

Glue the Olaf paper onto the toilet paper roll. We prefer to use a glue stick so it doesn’t have all the lumps and bumps that liquid glue can leave.

If you want to add dimension, glue three small black pom poms on Olaf’s body (for his coal pieces).

Using the brown card stock, cut out three small strips of paper. These will be Olaf’s stick hair. Glue the three strips of brown paper to the inside, top of Olaf.

That’s all you need to do to make this recycled Olaf craft!

Your kids are going to flip when they make their own Olaf paper roll. It’s a simple Frozen 2 craft idea that will get them even more excited to go see the new movie!

toilet paper roll Olaf craft

Making This Olaf Craft With Young Children

We always want to make your life as Mom easier, so we’ve got some great tips to helping you adapt this craft to all the kids in your home!

If you have a toddler, we recommend having the Olaf paper roll template already cut and ready to go. Then, your toddler can put the glue on the back and help secure it to the toilet paper roll. They’ll also need the stick hair precut for them to help glue.

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This way will allow them to participate, but they won’t need to have developed the fine motor skills necessary to glue the small pieces into place.

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Older children, like preschool and kindergarten kids, will be able to do this craft with minimal help. They may need the pieces precut if their scissors skills aren’t yet at the level needed to cut out the pieces.

Once they’re all ready, they can glue them in place and complete their own simple Olaf!

recycled Frozen 2 craft

More Fun Frozen Ideas

Books are a great way to get even further into a theme! On top of that, reading to kids helps them develop a stronger vocabulary and helps them learn to focus. It’s a win-win situation! Try out some of these cool books about space:

Frozen Storybook Collection is a book filled with Frozen fun! Loaded with 18 stories about Olaf, Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, and more, this book is a Disney fan favorite!

5 Minute Frozen Stories is 12 fantastically-frozen stories that can each be read in five minutes! These are perfect for bedtime!

Frozen Electronic Reader comes with 8 illustrated books and a sleek Me Reader Module that reads each book aloud. Choose a book, press the matching book and page buttons on the module, and hear the whole story, along with fun and surprising sounds!

If your little girl loves dressing up as a princess, she’ll love this Anna princess dress! Show off your child’s love of Frozen with this Frozen kid’s tumbler; it’s great for school lunch.

This Frozen quilt is a beautiful addition to a little girls’ Frozen themed room!

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Toilet Paper Roll Olaf Craft

Prep Time: 5 minutes
Active Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes
Difficulty: Easy

Learn now to make this recycled toilet paper roll Olaf craft from Disney's Frozen 2!

Materials

  • Toilet paper roll
  • White card stock
  • Colored card stock (in brown and orange)
  • Googly eyes
  • Black pom pom

Tools

  • Scissors

Instructions

      1. Download the Olaf craft template, print and cut out the pieces.
      2. Glue the Olaf paper onto the toilet paper roll.
      3. If you want to add dimension, glue three small black pom poms not Olaf's body (for his coal pieces).
      4. Using the brown card stock, cut out three small strips of paper. These will be Olaf's stick hair.
      5. Glue the three strips of brown paper to the inside, top of Olaf.

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Free Olaf Craft Template

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Anne

Thursday 29th of February 2024

Cannot find where to download the template?

Sam

Thursday 29th of February 2024

Hi! I just checked your email and it’s listed as “unconfirmed” which means you didn’t click the link in the first email. If you didn’t see it, my best guess is it landed in your junk folder. If you can check that folder for my email (sam@simpleeverydaymom.com) and click the link, you’ll be set ◡̈

Traci Mayeaux

Wednesday 14th of December 2022

Very cute idea. Simple for young kids to do on their own. Love it. I will be doing this with my first grade students. I would love more ideas.

Sam

Wednesday 14th of December 2022

Oh, good! I'm so glad you can use it :)

Annie

Friday 9th of December 2022

OOOOOOOHHHHHHH nevermind! I just got it! It's going to be PERFECT for my students.

THANK YOU!!!!

Sam

Friday 9th of December 2022

Oh, good! So glad and you're welcome!

Annie

Friday 9th of December 2022

I put in my e-mail and still cannot seem to get the free template. That's okay though. GREAT ideas on here that I am sure I will use with my elementary school students!

Rosana

Thursday 18th of June 2020

Parabéns, magnífico trabalho

Sam T

Thursday 18th of June 2020

Thanks!

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