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Unicorn Door Wreath Tutorial

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This Unicorn wreath can be a great gift for unicorn lovers and a great project for crafty unicorn fans! Learn how to make a Unicorn wreath with this free step by step tutorial. The colors of this DIY door wreath can be changed out to suit your decor or party style. The burlap in this wreath is light colored but you can get darker fabric colors if you wish to make a darker unicorn. However, we all know unicorns are either white or pink right?

We love our Unicorn parties around here so much that we decided to create our own DIY Unicorn Party  Pinterest board. This means we have literally 100’s of our favorite Unicorn ideas, party decorations, Unicorn cakes, and other Unicorn tutorials and crafts all in one spot. You can check them all out here DIY Party Ideas – Unicorn.  Or check out these Unicorn Crafts and these fun Unicorn Party decorations.

Here are the how-to instructions

Materials required

• Burlap fabric

• Scissors

• Template

• Net fabric

• Hot glue

• Needle and thread

• Supplies for decorating

Step-1: Print a simple horse or unicorn head side pattern and cut out the pattern. Place the template on the selected fabric to trace and cut out 2 pieces of fabric along the traced pattern. I’m using a light blue felt fabric for the back side and burlap fabric for the front side of the unicorn.

Step-2 Place both pieces together and glue the sides but don’t forget to keep a small open end for stuffing. Stuff the pattern using leftover fabrics or wool. Once you’re done stuffing make sure the close the open end to secure the stuffing.

Step-3: Take a tissue or net fabric and cut it into a small square shape. Fold the square fabric from any 2 opposite corners and join them on the centre. Now create small folds on the centre, twist and fold it into half.

Step-4: Use thread and hook to secure the twisted centre of the pattern. Make as many as you want, you’ll need plenty of these, around 30 pieces. We’ll make the hair of the unicorn with these patterns.

Step-5: Use hotglue gun to attach the fabric patterns with the base (head of the unicorn). Try to mix and match the colours while gluing them.

Step-6: I used a 14 gauge golden craft wire to create the horn of the unicorn, you can use anything you want to create the horn. Use hotglue to attach the horn on its place.

Step-7: Decorate the unicorn wreath with beads, fabric flowers, accessories, make sure to keep a vibrant colour and ornament combination.

Attach a hanging mechanism to complete the wreath.

happy Crafting!

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  2. I love how this is listed as a craftbits.com project, yet you do not link to them at all. It’s a shame when someone else’s hard work is stolen.

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