How cute are these magical unicorns with their rainbow colored manes and tails? Kids love toilet paper tube crafts and you're pretty much guaranteed to have one available right?

Sewing is a wonderful skill to teach your child, especially as it can be such a mindful and calming activity. This little unicorn is made from felt and simple enough for a first grader to make.

Toddlers and preschoolers will have fun with this magical paper plate unicorn craft! It's a great way for them to practice their cutting and glueing skills.

How clever are these salt dough unicorn ornaments! I would never have thought to make holes and thread the mane like that! These would make cute party favors, or trinkets to make during a sleepover.

These DIY unicorn dreamcatchers are just beautiful and a great craft for kids of all ages to do together.

Encourage your child to read more books this summer by making some of these super cute unicorn corner bookmarks to keep their page. They'd make cute back to school gifts for their teacher or classmates too!

Here's another fun unicorn paper craft for younger kiddos to enjoy. This unicorn with her rainbow mane will look really pretty hung on a bedroom wall.

How cool is this! I would never have thought to take a footprint and turn it into a unicorn!

Oooh so pretty! Let your kids loose with your Tombow markers so they can make the magical watercolor effect and then turn their art into a unicorn hobby horse for hours of magical play!

If you're expecting a baby and thinking of a unicorn themed nursery have your older child make a cute mobile for the room. Or they can make one for their own room of course!

Here's a cute craft for a rainy day, a simple finger puppet for some magical imaginary play!

Let your children turn their boring old spiral notebooks into magical unicorn versions to encourage them to do their school work!

This craft is easy enough for kids but one that grown ups will find mindful too! Create this on a canvas and you have a beautiful gift for a unicorn fan to hang on their wall.

These unicorn coloring pages are cute and the perfect mess free craft for road trips and restaurants.

Have you found any kindness rocks hidden in your area? We found one in the local park the other day and the kids were excited to re-hide it and then come home and make their own!

Here's a fabulous way to turn some old newspaper into a piece of unicorn art fit for the wall. Or you could make a smaller version as a greeting card. Heck it would look fab on the front of a journal too!