Cut paper rolls in half and use the halves as biodegradable seed starters for your garden. When ready, fill them with soil, plant your seeds, and then place the entire roll in the ground.
Neatly bundle and store cables by rolling them in paper. Labeling each roll with the type of cable facilitates identification.
Cut the rolls to various heights and arrange them in a box or container to create a DIY desk organizer for pens, pencils, and other office supplies.
Flatten the paper coils and use them to prevent gift wrapping paper from unrolling or as one-of-a-kind gift tags.
Wrap extension cables or long wires around the paper roll to prevent tangling and keep them organized.
Decorate the paper rolls with paint, ribbons, or washi tape, and use them as napkin rings for special occasions.
Use paper rolls as stencils for painting or cut them into rings to create simple and entertaining crafts for children.
To make a straightforward and eco-friendly bird feeder, spread peanut butter on a paper roll and then roll it in birdseed.
Slide empty paper rolls over the borders of wrapping paper rolls in order to prevent them from unrolling.
Decorate a paper towel roll and use it as a container for hair accessories such as hair ties, bobby pins, and hairbands.
Cut paper rolls into various sizes and shapes, paint them, and arrange them on a canvas to create one-of-a-kind and affordable wall art.