Looking for paper bag craft ideas to make with your kids? Have a magical afternoon with this fun and easy Unicorn Paper Bag Craft.
It’s perfect for preschoolers but all ages can create their own paper bag puppet. It makes a great art center activity plus kids can use it for pretend play too!
I love that paper bag crafts like our Wonder Woman Paper Bag Puppet and Frog Paper Bag Puppet require very little prep.
Whether you pre-planned this activity or not, you can easily gather your supplies and get started.
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Unicorn Paper Bag Puppet Craft
Kids who love unicorns and rainbows will have tons of fun making this simple paper bag unicorn craft!
Encourage creativity by setting out supplies as an invitation to create. All you need for this activity is large googly eyes, a paper bag, some yellow cardstock paper, and some washable markers.
Let kids’ imaginations run wild as they design their unicorns and engage in pretend play with their homemade paper puppets. Kids will have a blast creating their own unique unicorn designs.
It’s a great idea for a birthday party activity or playdate. Serve a few rainbow treats to make it a magical afternoon.
If your child loves craft projects, consider surprising them with a monthly craft box like this one.
Paper Bag Unicorn Craft Supplies
- Paper bags (brown or white)
- Washable markers
- Large googly eyes
- Glue sticks
- Yellow cardstock paper
- Scissors (these scissors work for right OR left handed kids)
Paper Bag Unicorn Craft Directions
First, glue on the googly eyes to the front of the paper bag as a reference. You can glue the eyes on last if you want (as our pictures show), but to make sure the mane and horn aren’t too low you may want to glue your eyes on first.
Add two dots for a nose near the mouth of the unicorn.
Add a smile to the puppet face. Draw on the unicorn mane with colored markers. They can use any colors they like. We love flowing rainbow manes!
Draw an accent design on the front of the unicorn puppet. Fold down the top corners of the paper bag. Cut two triangles for ears and glue to the folded corners.
Cut out a large triangle and glue it to the center of the unicorn’s forehead to complete your unicorn puppet.
Play and have fun!
This Unicorn paper bag puppet is fun and easy to do for an art center at home or in the classroom. It also makes a great craft activity for a play date or birthday party too!
More preschool crafts:
- Fun Lorax Truffula Tree Craft Fork Painting for Kids
- Fun and Easy Handprint Sun Paper Plate Preschool Craft
- Tissue Paper Earth Day Craft
- Coffee Filter Rainbow
More unicorn activities:
Paper Bag Unicorn Puppet Craft
This paper bag unicorn puppet is an easy preschool craft to make your kid's day magical!
Materials
- Paper bags (brown or white)
- Washable markers
- Large googly eyes
- Glue sticks
- Yellow cardstock paper
- Scissors
Instructions
- First, glue on the googly eyes to the front of the paper bag as a reference. You can glue the eyes on last if you want (as our pictures show), but to make sure the mane and horn aren't too low you may want to glue your eyes on first.
- Add two dots for a nose near the mouth of the unicorn.
- Add a smile to the puppet face.
- Draw on the unicorn mane with colored markers. They can use any colors they like. We love flowing rainbow manes!
- Draw an accent design on the front of the unicorn puppet.
- Fold down the top corners of the paper bag. Cut two triangles for ears and glue to the folded corners.
- Cut out a large triangle and glue it to the center of the unicorn’s forehead to complete your unicorn puppet.
Darcy is the founder of “Life With Darcy and Brian,” where she combines her love for education, board games, and crafting to create engaging learning experiences for kids. Her creative projects and writing have been featured in outlets like The Toy Insider, CafeMom, Mom.com, Parents.com, Country Living, and The Pioneer Woman.
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