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4 Ways to Make Reindeer Antlers

By Matthew Lynch
January 28, 2024
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Reindeer antlers are a classic accessory during the holiday season, perfect for dressing up in costumes, using as decorations, or even making cute crafts with kids! Making your own reindeer antlers can be a fun and engaging activity that will get everyone into the festive spirit. Here are four simple ways to make reindeer antlers at home, using materials you may already have lying around.

1. Pipe Cleaner Reindeer Antlers

Materials:

– Pipe cleaners

– Headband or hair clip

Instructions:

1. Choose pipe cleaners in the color you want for your antlers. Brown or silver work well for traditional reindeer colors, but feel free to get creative!

2. Twist two pipe cleaners together to create a stronger base for each antler.

3. Attach the twisted pipe cleaners to your headband or hair clip by wrapping them around it a couple of times.

4. Shape additional pipe cleaners into antler branches and twist them onto the base of the main pipe cleaner.

5. Adjust the shape and position of the antler branches until you’re satisfied with their look.

2. Cardboard Reindeer Antlers

Materials:

– Cardboard

– Scissors

– Paint or markers

– Glue

– Headband or hair clip

Instructions:

1. Draw a template for your reindeer antlers on a piece of paper first. This will help you get the shape right before cutting into cardboard.

2. Cut out the template and trace it onto cardboard.

3. Carefully cut out the antler shapes from cardboard.

4. Decorate your cardboard antlers with paint or markers.

5. Once dry, use glue (or hot glue) to attach your cardboard antlers to a headband or hair clip.

3. Felt Reindeer Antlers

Materials:

– Felt fabric

– Scissors

– Sewing needle and thread or hot glue

– Headband or hair clip

Instructions:

1. Draw a template for your reindeer antlers on a piece of paper first. This will help you get the shape right before cutting into felt.

2. Cut out the template and trace it onto felt.

3. Carefully cut out two sets of antler shapes from felt. You will need 4 felt pieces in total to make 2 layered antlers.

4. Use either a sewing needle and thread or hot glue to attach two felt antler pieces together for each antler, making them sturdier.

5. Attach your felt antlers to a headband or hair clip using your preferred method (sewing or hot glue).

4. Foam Reindeer Antlers

Materials:

– Craft foam sheets

– Scissors

– Glue

– Elastic or ribbon

Instructions:

1. Draw a template for your reindeer antlers on a piece of paper first. This will help you get the shape right before cutting into foam.

2. Cut out the template and trace it onto the craft foam sheets.

3. Carefully cut out the foam antlers.

4. Measure an elastic band or ribbon to fit around your head comfortably and cut it to size.

5. Use glue to attach each foam antler to either side of the elastic or ribbon, making sure they are positioned correctly when worn.

Now you can enjoy your festive homemade reindeer antlers! Each of these methods is simple and fun, offering different materials and styles to choose from. So whether you’re hosting a holiday party, dressing up for a festive event, or simply creating memories with family, these DIY reindeer antlers are sure to bring joy and cheer!

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