Our love for Unicorn Crafts continues, with another lovely guest post from Fun for Little Ones! Today’s adorable Unicorn DIY is an easy Unicorn Headband DIY. These Unicorn Headbands would be a super cool unicorn arty craft for tweens or make them ahead of time for younger kids and give them away as Unicorn Party favours?! I think they would also make a great and simple no sew Halloween Costume for those that like to only dress up “a little”… we also have a recycled Unicorn Horn made from Paper, if you would like to see that one too!
First shared in April 2018
Supplies need for your Unicorn Headband DIY:
Another great Unicorn Party Favour, would be to put all of the following supplies together into packs and make your own DIY unicorn headband kit for kids to make afterwards at home. Wouldn’t that be cute too?!
- Headbands
- Scissors
- Hot Glue
- Gluestick
- Pencil
- Paper Flowers
- Cardstock
- Glitter Cardstock
- Marabou Feathers
- Unicorn Ears and Horn Template
How to make Unicorn Headbands Step by Step instructions
So.. onto the gorgeous Unicorn Ears and Horn DIY!
Making your Unicorn Ears and Horn
Print out the unicorn template.
Next, cut template out and trace onto cardstock.
Cut the horn out. Start at the straight end of the horn and curl it into itself. Use a dab of hot glue to descure to horn shape.
Finally, cut the ears out. Glue the pink inner ear onto the ear with a glue stick.
Assembling your Unicorn Headband
Glue the horn onto the top of the headband using hot glue. Refer to the photo.
Trim off the excess bit of the horn that hangs over the headband with scissors.
Glue the ears onto both sides of the horn using hot glue.
Glue a strip of marabou feathers across the front of the headband.
Glue flowers across the front of the marabou feathers.
Your DIY unicorn headband is finished!
These are perfect for parties or make believe play. You can even use this as a party activity and allow the children to bring their headbands home. How fun!
Find lots more Easy Unicorn Crafts here –
Andrea Larson says
This is awesome! One quick question–did you make or buy the paper flowers for the headbands? If so, do you know where you bought them? Thank you!
Red Ted Art says
You can get flowers like this at Michaels 🙂