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Unicorn Ornaments DIY

Make your Christmas tree look a little more magical with these unicorn ornaments!

If you are looking for a fun and simple Christmas ornament idea this year, check out this Unicorn Ornaments DIY! Unicorns are magical and mystical, and your Christmas ornaments can be too when you make these simple wood slice unicorn ornaments. What little girl or even big girl would not love to receive a little slice of magic as a gift? These ornaments can be made in a few minutes, and you can make a dozen in an afternoon. You'll have so much fun crafting these DIY ornaments that you'll make some next year too!

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueWood Crafts

Easy

HolidayChristmas

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

  • Walnut Hollow wood slice ornament
  • Walnut Hollow Creative Burning Tool
  • Covered work space
  • Beacon Adhesive 527 - multi-use glue
  • Ribbon flowers or paper flowers
  • Pencil
  • Ribbon
  • Scissors

Instructions:

The Walnut Hollow wood slice ornament comes with a smooth surface, a pre-drilled hole, and a piece of jute twine that can be used as a hanger for the ornament.  A polka dot ribbon was used instead to give the unicorn an additional bit of whimsy.

When working with a wood burning tool take safety precautions and work in an open space.

The basic wood burning tool comes with 4 tips the flow point, cone point shading point and the universal point. There are many things you can create with the four basic tips. Once you decide you like the craft, you can invest in more tips and that's when the real fun begins.  

  1. Remove the jute cording from the ornament.

  2. Place the flowers around the head of the unicorn but do not glue down.

  3. Draw the eyes and nostrils of the unicorn. Remove the flowers and set on the side.

  4. Use the wood burning tool with the flow tip to burn the design into the wood.

  5. Place the flowers back on the unicorn and adhere them down with glue.

  6. Cut a piece of ribbon or even several to make the ornament hanger. Tie the hanger through the pre-drilled hole.

If you love unicorns, check out this Unicorn flower pot!  And if you want to go all out for a birthday, you cannot miss the Rainbow Unicorn Birthday Bash. Or want to learn more about wood burning? This wood burning tutorial will get you started. 

Do you like crafting your own Christmas ornaments?
Let us know in the comments below!

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These are so cute and so easy to make. I think it will be a great project to work with my grand daughter. She likes to make them and then come Christmas she points out the ones she made when e put them on the tree. I always put her name nd date on each one.

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