Celebrate 4th of July with ease Toilet paper roll banner! It only takes a few basic materials you probably already have at home, making it the perfect patriotic craft for the whole family.
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Independence Day Only a few weeks away, which means it’s time to start decorating! I know you can easily buy them at the store, but where’s the fun in that? Making something from scratch feels more special than buying ready-made decorations. Plus, it’s a great way to spend time away from your phone and enjoy quality time with your family.
If you have kids, this is a fun art activity to do together for the holidays. I’m sure everyone will enjoy making this DIY 4th of July project. If you’re looking for a fun Fourth of July craft, try this DIY banner made from toilet paper rolls. Watch the video below or continue reading for step-by-step instructions. Happy crafting!
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DIY 4th of July Banner with Toilet Paper Rolls Tutorial
Learn how to make a banner using empty toilet paper rolls with this easy guide!
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Soak empty toilet paper rolls in water for a few minutes until the pieces separate. You will need 8 TP rolls for this project.
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Separate the pieces as shown below and fold each in half. Let them dry.
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After drying, paint 7 pieces red and 7 pieces blue. Let them dry completely.
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Trace the letters onto the pennants using pencil, alternating colors for each letter, then color them with acrylic markers.
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Take a dry, unpainted pennant and cut it in half. Glue the pieces together to make a rectangle, then paint it white.
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Use acrylic markers to draw the flag.
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Tape your finished letter banners to ribbon and display!
material
- 8 empty toilet paper rolls
- Red, blue and white acrylic paint
- Paintbrush
- printed letters
- pencil
- Glue
- Red, blue and white acrylic markers
- ribbon
- water
- container
Crafting tip
If the cardboard is tangled, place a piece of plastic over it when it’s almost dry, then use a book as a weight to keep it flat.
Creative ideas and diversity
- Add your own design. Feel free to decorate the banner however you like. You can add a dashed border, use a different ad font, or change the colors to match your theme.
- Add decoration. Glue on lace, beads, glitter and sequins to give your banner a little extra flair.
This banner is perfect for any occasion. I’ve made versions for Easter and birthday parties, and they always get lots of compliments. Customize it if you want to suit your celebration.
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