Unicorn Ring Craft (Your Kids Will Absolutely Love This)

I’m guessing you’re here because you have a kid that LOVES unicorns… So DO I!

My daughter loves all things unicorns and she’s a little fashionista. That’s why she absolutely loved this craft.

I’m going to show you how to create a super cute Unicorn Ring.

These rings make perfect party favors or inexpensive gifts for kids.

This is a really fun craft that your child is sure to love!

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Unicorn Ring Craft Details:

Age Group: 4+ yrs

Difficulty: Medium

Time To Complete: 30 – 40 min

Supplies Needed To Make Unicorn Rings

Most of our craft ideas are made up of things that you might have laying around the house. We love to buy craft supplies that serve multiple craft projects, it keeps the cost of each craft to a minimum.

If you tried our rainbow paper craft, you’ll notice that we’re using some of the paper that was required for that project.

Here’s what you’ll need for this craft:

> Glue

> Glitter Tape

> Washable Markers

> Scissors

How To Create Unicorn Rings

Let’s get into the fun stuff!

This is where we get to start building our super cute Unicorn Rings!

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Step 1: Cut Out The Unicorn Head And Horn

Once you collected the supply list above, the first thing you will need to do for this craft is cut out the Unicorn Head and its horn.

Take one sheet of colored paper, whatever color you want your unicorn to be, and draw the shape of the unicorn head. You can make the head any shape you want, just remember to keep it similar to the shape of a horse head.

Keep in mind, that these are going to be worn on your child’s finger like a ring so you don’t want to make them too big. The ones shown below are about 3-4 inches tall.

Insider Tip: If you’re going to make a lot of these, create a template and use that to trace the shape of each unicorn head.

Once you have the head drawn out, it’s time to cut it out. Use the scissors to cut out your unicorn head.

With the head cut out for your unicorn ring, you now need to cut out the horn.

Take the glitter paper and cut out little triangles for the horns. Ours were about 1-inch tall triangles.

Step 2: Gluing Horns And Eyes On

Now that you’ve got your unicorn head and horns cut out, it’s time to glue them together.

Put a little drop of glue on the bottom of the backside of your unicorn horn and stick it to the top of your unicorn head. Make sure you give it time to dry.

Next, you’ll want to select a googly eye for your unicorn. Once you’ve chosen the right googly eye for your unicorn, place a small drop of glue on the backside of it and stick it to your unicorn head.

It should look something like the unicorns below.

Grab your free coloring unicorn pages below!

Step 3: Give Your Unicorn Ring A Mane

We all know unicorns have a fabulous mane and that’s what we’re going to add next.

Take your glitter tape and cut 4 strips about 1 inch long and 1/4 inch wide.

You’ll want to place them on the unicorn’s neck sticking out. Check out the picture below for reference.

With the unicorn’s mane complete, you can give it little facial features at this point.

On the nose of the unicorn, draw a small mouth and a dot for a nose using the black marker.

If you want to get real fancy, add some swirl lines to the unicorn’s horn. Every unicorn lover knows they have twisty horns.

Step 4: Create And Attach The Ring

At this point, your unicorn ring is really starting to look good. Now, all we have to do is create the ring portion so your kid can start rocking this thing everywhere!

Take your pipe cleaner and cut it to a length that’s long enough to make a ring for your child’s finger.

Once you have the rings cut to size and formed, it’s time to glue them to the back of your unicorn.

Take a little drop of glue and put it on the backside of the unicorn head right in the center. Stick your pipe cleaner ring in the glue and allow it to dry.

With the glue dry, your unicorn ring is ready to be worn!!

Check It Out:

This is a simple craft that you and your kid can work on together. I love these things because they’re easy and both our kids love them.

Heck, you might even want a matching ring to wear with your kids!

Unicorn Craft Ring- Summary

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