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Package Includes 48-Pack Cardboard Paper Tubes for Kids, DIY, and Classroom Projects x 1 Item Description 48-Pack Cardboard Paper Tubes for Kids, DIY, and Classroom Projects Genie Crafts 48-Pack Cardboard Paper Tubes for Kids, DIY, and Classroom Projects, Brown, 1.6 x 3.95 Inches WIDE RANGE OF USES: These cardboard rolls can be cut, glued, painted and more to create different designs. Use them to create unique Christmas wreath, party gift favors, home decoration, kids art project, and more. INSPIRE CREATIVITY: Craft rolls are a great foundation for a wide variety of craft projects. Use your imagination and give these blank cardboard tubes a entire new look! MAKE SOMETHING NEW: Follow tutorials online or use your own creativity on the craft rolls. Decorating these craft rolls are perfect activities for kids to explore their creativity. VALUE PACK: No more collecting empty toilet paper rolls! Just buy this value pack with 48 brown cardboard tubes to finish your group art projects! Enjoy the DIY fun with your friends and family. DIMENSIONS: Each cardboard tube measures 1.6 x 1.6 x 3.95 inches with 1.2 mm (0.05 inches) thickness. Craft rolls are the perfect creative inspiration for craft projects at school and at home. With their ability to be customized in so many different ways, these cardboard tubes provide endless possibilities for the imagination and can help kids develop stronger hand and eye coordination. Glue, cut, paint or even press the craft rolls to transform them into many different creations, from adorable animal figures and funky robots to birthday crowns and much more. Combine them with other craft supplies such as pre-cut paper, felt, stickers and googly eyes to release your kids' imagination or your own. This 48-piece set offers hours of artistic creativity that can be as simple or complex as you choose. Product names are trademark of listed manufacturer or other owners, and are not trademarks of eForCity Corp. The manufacturer does not necessarily endorse use of these products.

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