Some of you may know, that Pip Squeak is turning FOUR soon! And she would like to have a Unicorn Party theme. That opens up lots of possiblities – unicorns (of course), rainbows, glitter etc. So to start our Unicorn party season off, we had to design and make our party invites! I try and get the kids to help make their own party invites, afterall it is THEIR party, so they have to be age appropriate. After some thought, I settled on our rainbow unicorn invites as Pip Squeak was able to do a lot of it!
Materials: black card, coloured paper, printer & white paper, glues stick, silver pen (we went with what we had at home!)
1) I cut strips of paper for her (we didn’t have purple, so the rainbow is not quite complete).
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2) Pip Squeak stuck them down. A great opportunity for me to discuss my favourite arty come sciencey “project”: Colour Theory…
3) Then we found a simple unicorn to print off (yes, I could have drawn one, but we didn’t have the time), I printed them and Pip Squeak cut them all out (am very proud of her cutting skills).
4) Then of course she finally stuck them on.
5) We wrote with a silver pen on the back of the black card and I encouraged Pip Squeak to write her own name.
Done! Our friends have had their invites and now we “just” have to start planning what to do on the day.
I asked on Facebook and people gave me GREAT Unicorn Party ideas including:
1) Hoop the hoop onto the Unicorns horn
2) Pin the tail to the unicorn or pin the horn to the unicorn
3) Make rainbow jelly
4) Make rainbow cookies and sprinkles for the party bags
5) Get the kids making unicorn horns as a party activity – (by making a cone from a piece of cardstock & decorating it, then hot gluing ribbon to tie under our chin to keep it on)
6) Make a Rainbow Cake
7) Upside down icecream corns as “horns”
8) Have a plate of rainbow fruit
9) Make unicorn hobby horses
10) Paper plate unicorn crafts
11) Make “unicorn food” mixture to lure unicorns (sunflower seeds for sunny smiles, powdered sugar for energy, skittles for bright rainbows, etc. etc.)
12) Hoof print treasure hunt
13) Throw the horse shoe (for outdoors parties only.. ours will be indoor, so not realistic)
14) “any” rainbow craft
15) If I have time, I MAY just make some of these little unicorns for the party bags!
16) Make some DIY Unicorn Headband Kits as Party Favours
Need more Unicorn Crafts? Take a look at these!
Thanks so much for sharing my felt unicorns! I hope you enjoy making them and have a wonderful Unicorn party. I still want to have a Unicorn party for my girls, but no doubt they’ll have other plans… again!
My pleasure they are so cute!!
LOVE the invites.. my daughter drew her own unicorn that we copied to put over the rainbow stripes. We used cereal boxes & old greeting cards as The card base. She loved making them & it makes it extra special!!
Oh they sound wonderful!