1. How do I secure the paper plates together?

Use a strong glue that dries clear for a neat finish.

2. Can we paint the plates?

Yes, painting adds vibrancy and offers flexibility in design!

Feel free to substitute similar items, such as using old cardboard instead of a paper plate.

You can modify the design to have separate sections for crayons and markers by using dividers made from cardboard.

Create a whimsical paper-plate organizer with your kids, combining creativity and functionality to store small items in a colorful way.

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Prepare your plates: Take one paper plate and set it upside down. This will be the base of your organizer.
Create the unicorn face: Use the second paper plate to cut out a circle. Decorate this piece to resemble a unicorn’s face using markers or paint, adding eyes, a nose, and a happy smile.
Make the unicorn horn and ears: Cut out triangles from construction paper for the horn and smaller triangles for the ears. Decorate with colors or patterns.
Assemble the unicorn: Glue the face to the center of the base plate, and attach the horn and ears above it.
Add the rainbow: Draw or paint a rainbow arching over the unicorn’s head – this adds a magical touch to your organizer.

For cleaner results, use painter’s tape to create clean edges while painting. Let the paint dry completely before using the organizer for storage.