Paper Plate & Yarn Unicorn Head Craft Idea

Are you looking for a craft idea that will help your children express their creativity?

Do you need an activity to engage your students in the art classroom or maybe during distance learning? Or, is it possible that you just have an itch to create something yourself and use the power of imagination to bring joy into your life?

Well, if any of these situations sound familiar then this Paper & Yarn Unicorn craft tutorial is definitely for you!

Our latest tutorial doesn’t require too much time or materials and kids of all ages can enjoy making their own version. This fun paper plate craft project also introduces young minds to basic shapes, colors, and textures — plus provides a source of positive energy with its feel-good vibes.

On that note, you can find ALL the details you need to know, in the full paper plate unicorn tutorial below.

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If you’re looking for a fun and easy craft idea for kids, look no further than this paper plate unicorn craft tutorial!

Craft Supplies:

Large Paper Plate
Single Hole Punch
Tye-Dye Craft Yarn
Scissors
White Cardstock Paper
Gold Cardstock Paper
Pink Cardstock Paper
School Glue
Stapler
Black Marker
Large Googly Eyes

Directions:

First things first – have children hole punch FIVE holes {a small section of space between each} on the rim of their paper plate.
Once done, set aside the plate.
Now grab your yarn and cut THREE 5″ inch strands of yarn per hole punch on the paper plate {15 strands total for each unicorn}
Go ahead and thread/tie three stands together in each hole punched hole. This will be the unicorns hair.
At this point in time you can also trim down the hair if you like {or add more yarn if desired!}
Next grab your cardstock. Cut out a unicorn horn, two ears and mouth out of the cardstock paper.
To finish off the Paper Plate Unicorn, have children staple/glue their cardstock pieces and wiggle eyes to the paper plate.
Now add other embellishments you see fit to give your unicorn a custom look.
Then display proudly for all to see!

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If you love this paper and yarn unicorn art project idea, be sure to also check out our Popsicle Stick Unicorn kid craft idea, as well!

It’s perfect to pair with today’s unicorn craft post! #gluedtomycrafts