Paper Roses Unicorn Wreath

Spread some unicorn magic with this amazing DIY paper rose unicorn wreath. You can use it as a home decoration or glue it onto a white card and make the most magical greeting card.

You can even insert a photo of your child in the middle to make it really, really special.

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We all agree that unicorns are pretty cute! We love making unicorn crafts and have come up with a lot of fun projects for younger kids, however this one is perfect for older kids as it requires some skill and patience (mostly patience).

While these paper roses are fairly simple to make, they are small and require good fine motor skills, as well as patience to make more than one. However, if you make this flower yourself, I’m pretty sure you’ll be hooked once you make the first one.

How to make a unicorn wreath with paper roses

What you need:

white, yellow and floral construction paper
pencil
drag
Round wreath base (store bought or homemade)
glue

Step by step instructions

Print out the template and cut out all the pieces. Trace the spiral patterns onto construction paper using a pencil – white and floral.

Also, redraw the horn shape (yellow paper), outer ear (white) and inner ear (I recommend beige or pink).

Cut out the drawn shapes.

Let’s make the first rolled rose. Take one of the coils. Start rolling the coil from the outer end towards the middle.

Roll all the way to the middle.

See also Santa’s Beard Cutting Activity

Glue the rolled spiral pattern to the middle to secure it.

Repeat with all other spirals.

You will need a large number of white flowers, as most of the wreath will be covered with

The flowers will take up a smaller portion of the wreath, but you still need quite a few.

Prepare a round base for your wreath. You can make a base from craft foam or use store-bought foam.

Glue the flowers to the wreath base. Try to keep the flowers next to each other.

The colored roses will take up about a quarter of the wreath.

Fill the entire wreath with flowers.

Glue the inner ear piece over the outer ear piece.

Glue the ears to the back of the wreath (next to the colored roses) and glue the horns between the ears.

Let the glue dry.

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