We are loving the look of this Rapunzel Ornament! This easy Disney Tangled ornament is the perfect way to showcase your love for Disney! Since decorating the Christmas tree is so much fun, why not pop in the movie Tangled, pop up some popcorn, and create these adorable Rapunzel Christmas ornaments as well? Sounds like the perfect family-fun night to me!
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💖 Why You'll Love This Craft
- Magical Disney Charm: Bring the magic of Rapunzel into your holiday décor with this enchanting ornament from Tangled, perfect for Disney fans.
- Easy Crafting for Kids: Simple steps and supplies make this a fun and accessible craft for kids, even younger ones, to enjoy.
- A Keepsake for the Future: This beautiful Rapunzel ornament can become a treasured piece passed down through the years, capturing memories of holiday crafting.
Fun Facts About Rapunzel From Tangled
Are you a fan of Rapunzel? Check out these fun facts!
- Tangled was actually the first movie from Disney ever to earn a PG rating
- If Rapunzel's hair was laid consecutively on the ground, it would be over 1,800 miles long!
- Her hair weighs almost 11 pounds!
🎨 Supplies Needed
🖌️ How to Make This Rapunzel Christmas Ornament
- Step 1: Download the free printable Rapunzel template. Print each of the pages of both templates on the correct color of card stock. The color is listed at the top of each page. You’ll have extra pieces, so you can use them to make more than one.
- Step 2: For each Rapunzel ornament cut out 2 ears, 2 purple and white dress pieces and 1 of each of the others. Glue the ears behind the head and the other pieces to the front.
- Step 3: Add glitter to Rapunzel’s hair and dress. Add glitter. Make a hanger by looping a piece of twine and gluing it to the back of the ornaments.
- Step 4: Let the ornaments dry completely, and then they are ready to hang.
💡 Pro Tip: Before final assembly, lightly sketch guidelines on the base to assist with precise placement of each component, enhancing overall symmetry.
🧑🎨 Expert Tips
- Ear Alignment: Ensure both ears are positioned at equal heights and distances from the center to maintain a symmetrical appearance.
- Dress Placement: Center the dress piece precisely on the ornament base to achieve visual balance and avoid a lopsided look.
- Hair Flow: Arrange the hair strands evenly on both sides, allowing them to cascade naturally for a harmonious design.
- Glitter Distribution: Apply glitter uniformly across the dress and hair to prevent uneven sparkle and maintain consistency.
- Facial Features: Position the eyes and mouth equidistant from the centerline to create a balanced and proportionate face.
- Hanging Loop: Attach the hanging loop directly at the top center to ensure the ornament hangs straight and doesn't tilt.
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Rapunzel Ornament From Tangled
Rapunzel Ornament From Tangled is a Disney paper craft using cardstock, glitter, and a printable template to make a festive Rapunzel-themed Christmas ornament.
Materials
- Cardstock
- Glue
- Scissors
- Ribbon, Thread, Twine Etc.
- Glitter
Instructions
- Download the free printable Rapunzel template. Print each of the pages of both templates on the correct color of card stock. The color is listed at the top of each page. You’ll have extra pieces, so you can use them to make more than one.
- For each Rapunzel ornament cut out 2 ears, 2 purple and white dress pieces and 1 of each of the others. Glue the ears behind the head and the other pieces to the front.
- Add glitter to Rapunzel’s hair and dress. Add glitter.
- Make a hanger by looping a piece of twine and gluing it to the back of the ornaments.
- Let the ornaments dry completely, and then they are ready to hang.
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