Easy Outline of Unicorn String Art Unicorn

This beautiful unicorn string art is so fun to make. I had no idea that string art could be so relaxing and just a joy to do. So, definitely plan on making it!

free pattern for a string art unicorn
Oh, this beautiful unicorn string art is the most pretty of the string art projects I have made–and free string art pattern is so simple!

Unicorn String Art

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we love all things unicorn. It's just kind of the thing about raising a little girl–and having been a little girl once upon a time myself. And making string art sounded like a lot of fun, so I spent a few minutes making a unicorn string art template–then a few more minutes getting my board ready. The resulting piece of unicorn art is awesome.

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I love how the colors come together, how the string beds are layered and how it just came together into a whole. If you're ready to put together a fun, but beautiful string art unicorn, let's get started.

closeup of string art unicorn
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Tips to Make a String Art Unicorn

  • Start bygrabbing the free printable unicorn string art template. It has nice little spaced-out markings for each nail, if you want that. But keep in mind that you can certainly use less nails than I did. Just remember that the more nails you use, the more detail you'll get. Plus, reducing the number of nails can create more gaps in the strings, so it might look a bit different than mine–which it should, because it's uniquely yours!
  • When I decided to make my first string art, I attempted to use a kind of thinnish wood, because I thought it could be simpler to nail and although that was very true, unfortunately, the thin wood ended-up breaking between the nails and I ended up with an outline of a unicorn. And there were no nails still standing. It was not a nice experience. So, my recommendation is to choose a solid wood, something hard (not soft-wood) and about 1/4-inch thick or even a bit more.
  • Initially, I picked out a lot of embroidery thread in different colors for this project and others that I wanted, but then I discovered that it's quite significantly less expensive tobuy your embroidery thread in sets like these. So, be smarter than me.
  • For your backing wood, go with solids. I get it if you don't want to do black like me, although I chose that so that my unicorn would stand out really well. But use a solid, for sure.
free string art unicorn pattern

How Do I Make this Unicorn String Art?

I'm so glad you asked. Below is our written tutorial.

Prep Time 5 minutes

Active Time 1 hour

Total Time 1 hour 5 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Estimated Cost $3

Materials

  • 1 14x14 inch Wood Blank (I used a cutting board style)
  • 2-3 Bright White Embroidery Thread Skeins
  • 1-2 Black Embroidery Thread Skeins
  • 1-2 Purple Embroidery Thread Skeins
  • 1-2 Teal Embroidery Thread Skein
  • 1-2 Light Peach Embroidery Thread Skein
  • 1-2 Gold Embroidery Thread Skein
  • 50-60 Finishing Nails
  • Printable Template

Tools

  • Hammer
  • Painter's Tape

Instructions

  1. Start by printing the template, then taping it to the wood square with the unicorn centered as best as possible.
  2. Place nails, hammering them into to the wood about halfway, in each of the designated spots on the template. Then remove the template from the wood.
  3. Tie one end of the white embroidery thread to one of the nails lining the horn of the unicorn, then start wrapping the white thread around each of the nails, working across the head and neck, excluding the strands of hair, criss-crossing your threads and building a layer of string in the whole area. Once you have covered the whole area, tie the end of the white embroidery thread off to a nail.
  4. Repeat stringing in the following order: the horn, pink mane strands, teal mane strands, purple mane strands,, then add a black outline around each of the elements, to make the whole thing stand out more. photo collage tutorial of how to make a unicorn string art

Notes

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