Unicorn Magnet Craft for Kids
Today I am sharing a fantastic step by step tutorial to create this DIY Unicorn magnet for kids. This fun kids craft is a simple and easy Unicorn craft idea and something children of all ages can enjoy creating.
Finding fun crafts for kids is something I love to do and share here on The Inspiration Edit. In fact we have a whole section of Unicorn crafts which you can make with kids at school, preschool or at home. You could even make these super cute Unicorn magnets for a Unicorn themed party, I’m sure these will go down a treat!
Supplies Needed to Make This Simple Unicorn Craft
Contents
- 1 wooden circle
- white paper
- scissors
- gold card stock (with glitter)
- glue
- black marker pen
- cupcake cases ( 3 colors, plus green)
- flower gems
- 1 magnet
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How to Make Your Easy Kids Craft Unicorn Magnet
To create this fantastic unicorn craft you will need to draw around your wooden circle onto a piece of white paper.
Next cut out the circle you have traced on your paper and glue onto the wooden circle.
Now cut out two ears on white paper and inner ears on pink paper.
Glue these to the back side of the wooden circle.
Draw and cut out your unicorn horn from your gold card stock. We used glitter cardstock to make our unicorn craft stand out.
This is optional and if you only have plain gold, that do.
Glue the unicorns horn between the two unicorn ears.
Once the horns and ears are completed, you can add your Unicorn eyes using a black marker pen.
Now for the fun part! Using different coloured bun cases fold the bun cases 8 times ready to cut out.
Cut out pear drops from your three bun cases and unfold.
Glue the bun cases onto the head of your unicorn craft. Layer coloured paper and flower gems to create a colourful and pretty effect.
You can add pretty gems for finishing touches.
Cut out leaves from the green bun case and add to either side of the unicorn headband.
The final step is to glue a magnet to the back of your Unicorn craft.
You can then stick the finished design on a fridge or another location.
Your unicorn magnet is completed. Now that was super easy and the finished project looks amazing!
Unicorn Magnet Craft For Kids
This is a tutorial on how to make a unicorn magnet craft
Materials
- 1 wooden circle
- white paper
- gold card stock (with glitter)
- glue
- black marker pen
- cupcake cases ( 3 colors, plus green)
- flower gems
- 1 magnet
Tools
- scissors
Instructions
To create this fantastic unicorn craft you will need to draw around your wooden circle onto a piece of white paper.
Next cut out the circle you have traced on your paper and glue onto the wooden circle.
Now cut out two ears on white paper and inner ears on pink paper.
Glue these to the back side of the wooden circle.
Draw and cut out your unicorn horn from your gold card stock. We used glitter cardstock to make our unicorn craft stand out.
This is optional and if you only have plain gold, that do.
Glue the unicorns horn between the two unicorn ears.
Once the horns and ears are completed, you can add your Unicorn eyes using a black marker pen.
Now for the fun part! Using different coloured bun cases fold the bun cases 8 times ready to cut out.
Cut out pear drops from your three bun cases and unfold.
Glue the bun cases onto the head of your unicorn craft. Layer coloured paper and flower gems to create a colourful and pretty effect.
You can add pretty gems for finishing touches.
Cut out leaves from the green bun case and add to either side of the unicorn headband.
The final step is to glue a magnet to the back of your Unicorn craft.
You can then stick the finished design on a fridge or another location.
Your unicorn magnet is completed. Now that was super easy and the finished project looks amazing!
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Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy crafts here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
