Are you into the unicorn craze like us? Well – today I’m going to show YOU ALL how easy it is to transform some inexpensive materials from Michaels and turn them into magical & elegant Wood Slice Unicorn Gift Tags for your Christmas presents or to be hung on the tree!!

Keep scrolling for the full tutorial and recreate a few today! Perfect for tweens, teens and adults to recreate together! #gluedtomycrafts

Magical Wood Slice Unicorn Gift Tags – Christmas Craft Idea

Calling ALL my UNICORN LOVERS out there!!! I promise you, you are going to be inspired to take some ordinary craft materials I found at my local Michael’s store and create some one-of-a-kind painted unicorn gift tags and ornaments for your upcoming holiday plans!

Whether you decide to use your DIY wood slice unicorn tags for your holiday gifts, on the Christmas tree as custom, handmade ornaments or just to give away because you can – we have endless inspiration for you in the FULL Christmas craft tutorial below!

Keep scrolling for the how-to and recreate one with your child today! I’ve laid it out pretty easily but if you need ANY help or recommendations, PLEASE reach out! I’m always here to help you along the way!

Happy crafting my friends and please don’t forget to share pictures of your finished wood gift tags made to look like unicorns, on our Facebook page to admire! I can’t wait to see how you give your unicorn wood slice tag it’s own personality and style!

RELATED CHRISTMAS GIFT TAG TUTORIALS ON GLUED TO MY CRAFTS: Wood Slice Santa Face Gift Tags and Cork Snowman Ornaments

UNICORN GIFT TAG CRAFT SUPPLIES:

To recreate your handmade circle shaped unicorn gift tags, you will need some flat unfinished 3.25 inch wooden circles {I found mine in the wood craft aisles of Michaels, my trusty Tulip Puffy Paint {my favorite – affiliate link} white craft paint, a paint brush, scissors, hot glue gun, ribbon/twine and some gold & white cardstock paper.

Remember – you can also substitute/swap out some of the supplies with things you have on hand already!

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THE DIRECTIONS:

First things first – paint your blank wooden circle completely white. Repeat for each unicorn wood tag you are making today.

Next grab your puffy paint and draw on eyes and flowers for the unicorn. Throw on some glitter on top of the wet paint if desired. Once done, set aside to let it dry {puffy paint typically takes a few hours to dry FYI!}

While you are waiting for your masterpieces to dry, cut out a unicorn horn and ears from your cardstock. At this point in time, also go ahead and cut off a piece of twine/ribbon to make your piece into a gift tag {or into an ornament!}

Finally, finish off your Wood Slice Unicorn Christmas Gift Tag by hot gluing your gold paper horn and ears to the wooden piece, as well as the ribbon/twine to the back.

Then set aside again to let it dry completely before gifting away proudly or hanging it on the tree!

A FEW MORE IDEAS:

Don’t feel limited by our “circle” shaped unicorn gift tags in this tutorial. You can also find some small square wood shapes or mini paint canvases {like these on Amazon} to create yours. Then follow the same steps as above!

My last suggestion is using these “rough” wood slices and using yarn for the unicorn’s hair! Depending on what colors you choose for the yarn, you could make them for ALL the holidays {like in my image where I made this one for Halloween}

Now don’t all these unicorn gift tag craft ideas look fun? All of which are super easy peasy to recreate and I hope it inspires you & your child today {maybe even beyond the holidays, like a birthday or Valentine’s Day!}

If you loved today’s wood slice unicorn ornament craft tutorial, be sure to check out our previous Unicorn Plastic Ornament post for another MAGICAL idea that can be made and paired together with today’s holiday themed craft idea!

Happy crafting, my friends! Remember – we want to see pictures of your circle shaped unicorn craft creations on our Facebook page or group! It seriously makes my day to hear from our lovely readers – especially this time of year! #gluedtomycrafts