Perfect for those just starting their sewing journey, with clear instructions and simple techniques
Complete in under 2 hours—quick, fun, and perfect for a little creative escape.
Small, sweet, and gift-worthy creations that fit perfectly in the palm of your hand with detailed charm.
Perfect as a quirky holiday ornament or a humorous gift for friends and family, this pattern combines simplicity with creativity. The structured roll design and dual-face feature make it an entertaining conversation piece that stands out from traditional decorations.
I absolutely love this pattern because it combines humor with crafting in such an unexpected way. The simplicity of working entirely in half double crochet makes it relaxing and stress-free, while the creative concept keeps it entertaining throughout. I find it particularly satisfying to see the toilet paper actually wrap around the tube, creating that authentic rolled look. The hidden angry face inside adds such a fun surprise element that makes people smile every time they discover it. Plus, knowing I can complete this quirky project in under two hours and have a unique handmade ornament or gift ready to go brings me so much joy and satisfaction.
I love experimenting with this pattern to create different personalities and expressions for each toilet paper roll I make. Sometimes I'll swap the angry face for a happy, surprised, or sleepy expression to match different moods or gift recipients. You could even create a whole family of emotional toilet paper rolls with various feelings!
For a more festive look, I've tried adding tiny Santa hats or reindeer antlers to the top of the roll, which transforms it into a perfect Christmas ornament. You can also play with the color scheme by using cream or off-white yarn instead of pure white, or experimenting with different tan shades for the cardboard tube to match various bathroom aesthetics.
If you're making these as gifts, consider adding small accessories like miniature toilet paper sheets cut from white felt with funny messages written on them, or create a matching angry plunger companion piece. I've even seen crafters add small embroidered details or glitter accents to make their toilet paper rolls sparkle during the holidays.
For kids' rooms or playful spaces, you could make oversized versions using bulky yarn and a larger hook, creating a statement piece that's sure to get lots of laughs and attention from visitors.
Create this hilarious and unique Angry Toilet Paper amigurumi that's perfect for adding humor to your holiday decorations or gifting to friends who appreciate quirky handmade crafts. This fun pattern features a realistic toilet paper roll with an adorable angry face that reveals a surprise expression when unrolled. Made with simple half double crochet stitches throughout, this project works up quickly and makes a fantastic conversation starter during the festive season.
CH 61 stitches. Starting from the second chain from the hook, HDC all the way down the row (60)
CH 1, turn your work. HDC all the way down the row. 9 rows total (60)
Fasten off. No need to leave a long tail
CH 26 stitches. Starting from the second chain from the hook, HDC all the way down the row (25)
CH 1, turn your work. HDC all the way down the row. 11 rows total (25)
Leave a long tail for sewing. Fasten off and sew the last row to the first row together
This hilarious Angry Toilet Paper ornament pattern proves that crochet can be both practical and playfully absurd! Designed as a fun holiday decoration or quirky gift, this pattern uses simple techniques to create something truly unique and conversation-worthy. The dual-face feature adds an element of surprise that delights everyone who encounters it. Whether you're crafting for laughs or looking for an unconventional ornament, this pattern delivers personality and humor in spades. 🧻😠 Happy crocheting! 🧶✨
Yes, you can use different yarn weights, but you'll need to adjust your hook size accordingly and keep in mind that your finished toilet paper roll will be larger or smaller depending on your yarn choice. Medium worsted weight works best for a realistic ornament size.
Fabric glue can work, but hot glue is recommended because it sets quickly and creates a strong bond that holds the toilet paper wrapping securely. If using fabric glue, allow much longer drying time and use clips to hold pieces in place while drying.
The key is to flip the outer edges of the tube inward before assembling, which creates structure and rigidity. You can also add a few extra stitches at the seam or insert a small cardboard tube inside for additional support if needed.
Absolutely! The ornament string is optional. You can display your angry toilet paper as a shelf decoration, desk accessory, or gag gift without the hanging string. Just skip that assembly step entirely.
Sketch your angry face design on paper first to get the proportions right, then trace it onto the felt with a fabric marker or chalk before cutting. Use sharp fabric scissors for clean edges, and remember to make two identical faces for the surprise reveal effect.
