To make a paper plate unicorn, you will need:
a paper plate
paper scraps (I used the outer cover of a magazine)
stickers
glue/sellotape
First take your plate and fold the two sides in, so that you have a narrow end (the unicorn’s mouth) and a wider end (forehead.) Secure with tape
Fold down the narrow end plate edge to make the nose.
From some of your paper scraps, form a cone and stick to the unicorn’s forehead. I made the top side of the horn shorter than the bottom so that it pointed up at an angle rather than forward. You may want to play around with this!
Tear some ears and stick in place.
Tear some thin paper strips and curl. Secure to the rear of the unicorn’s forehead and trail over and around the horn to form the unicorn’s magical fringe.
Finally, tear some darker paper to form eye shapes and nostril shapes, and stick in place.
Decorate liberally with sparkly stickers.
creativejewishmom/sara says
Wow, great way to use paper plates! thanks so much for sharing on craft schooling Sunday!
Domestic Goddesque says
Thank you Creative Mom 😀
maggy, red ted art says
I LOVE your unicorn. It is 100% adorable. Off to pin.
Thank you for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!
Maggy
stacysewsandschools says
This is awesome!! My kids will love it! Thank you for sharing this! 😀
Beth says
That looks so clever and should keep us occupied for a bit as my two are getting a bit rowdy now.