About This Angry Toilet Paper Crochet Pattern
This Angry Toilet Paper pattern is a clever and humorous take on traditional holiday ornaments. The design features a realistic toilet paper roll with an adorable angry face that's sure to get laughs from family and friends. What makes this pattern special is that the toilet paper actually unrolls to reveal a second angry face, adding an element of surprise and interaction. The pattern uses simple half double crochet stitches throughout, making it accessible for beginners while still being engaging for more experienced crocheters.
Using worsted weight yarn in classic white and tan colors, this pattern creates a realistic-looking toilet paper roll that doubles as a conversation starter. The finished piece includes an ornament string for easy hanging on Christmas trees or around the home.
Why You'll Love This Angry Toilet Paper Crochet Pattern
I absolutely love how this pattern combines humor with practicality - it's not just cute, it's genuinely funny! The interactive element of being able to unroll the toilet paper to reveal the second face never fails to surprise people and bring out genuine laughter. I find that projects like this are perfect conversation starters and always become the most memorable ornaments on the tree. Plus, the simple construction means you can whip up several in an afternoon for unique gifts that nobody else will have!
Switch Things Up
I love experimenting with different facial expressions for this pattern! You could create a whole collection of toilet paper personalities - try making a happy version with a smiling felt face, or even a sleepy one with closed eyes.
For color variations, I've made versions using cream yarn instead of white for a more vintage look, or even tried different tan shades for the roll to match various bathroom dΓ©cor styles.
You could also scale this pattern up or down by adjusting your hook size and yarn weight - I've made mini versions using sport weight yarn and a smaller hook that work perfectly as gift tags or bag charms.
Adding small details like rosy cheeks with pink felt or even tiny eyebrows can really bring these little characters to life and give each one its own unique personality!
Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them
β Not leaving a long enough tail on the roll piece for proper sewing and assembly
β Making the toilet paper section too tight or loose, affecting how it wraps around the roll
β Forgetting to flip the outer edges of the tube inwards before wrapping, resulting in poor structure
β Using embroidery thread or safety eyes instead of felt, which will show through the toilet paper when unrolled