These beautiful, sparkly angels were so easy and fun to make. Just remember, you don't have to use the exact items that I used in my video in order to make these. There are many things you can swap out when creating your own ornaments. I hope this gives you some inspiration!
Materials Needed:
80 Lb.white cardstock (Hobby Lobby)
65 Lb. metallic silver cardstock (Hobby Lobby)
Oval Cutting Dies (Amazon)
Small silver sequin fabric (Hobby Lobby)
Fun Foam glitter snowflakes (I made my own--See tutorial)
AB Diamond Dotz #5011 (Hobby Lobby)
Stickles Glitter in "Diamond" and "Pink Taffeta."
Printed on Epson Presentation Paper in Matte (Amazon)
Single Sided, Self Adhesive Laminating Sheets (Amazon)
Clipart Angels (Digital Download) purchased from Etsy
Beacon FabriTac glue
Aleene's Jewelry Glaze (Walmart)
3-D Foam Mounts (Dollar Tree)
Bling for the center of snowflakes (Dollar Tree)
Silver Bails (Hobby Lobby Jewelry Dept.)
Organza Ribbon (Temu.com)
*The clipart of the blue Victorian angel that I used is from ElevenNineDesigns on Etsy. This is a digital download, so it can be printed as many times as you want to use in your craft projects. Here is the link below.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1531275470/christmas-angel-clipart-christmas-angel
*The clipart of the pink Victorian angel is from IvyOliverDesign on Etsy. This is a digital download, so it can be printed as many times as you want to use in your craft projects. Here is the link below.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1561834599/christmas-angel-png-sublimation-download
*Here is the link to the presentation paper that I printed my images on:
https://www.amazon.com/Epson-S041062-Matte-Presentation-Sheets/dp/B00004TS2L/
*Here is the link to the single-sided, self-adhesive laminating sheets that I used on top of my images:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08XYK6P97
*Here is the link to the wonderful set of oval-shaped cutting dies that I used for my ornament bases. Please keep in mind that Amazon also sells the 3-inch oval punch, however, you'll have to print your images much smaller to fit the frame. I've never seen any other oval punch larger than the 3-inch. I would not try to hand-cut the oval shapes, because you won't be happy with the results.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07831R1JC
*Here is the link to the 3mm white pearl trim that I used. It's very delicate looking. You'll receive a large roll of 50 Meters (equivalent to 54 yards.) If you want your pearl trim larger, you can purchase 4mm pearl trim at Hobby Lobby or Walmart. I've never seen the 3mm pearl trim at either of these stores, so that is why I ordered it from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07529N29Z
*Here is the link to the Stickles glitter glue (by Ranger) in "Diamond."
https://www.amazon.com/Ranger-Stickles-Glitter-2-Ounce-Diamond/dp/B00161S5JK/
*Here is the link to the Stickles glitter glue (by Ranger) in "Pink Taffeta."
https://www.amazon.com/Ranger-Stickles-Glitter-0-5-Ounce-Taffeta/dp/B00E9BNA44/
*If you don't currently own a die-cutting machine (Cuttlebug, Gemini, etc.) and you have to depend on paper punches, I purchased this 3-inch oval punch and it worked very well for me. Of course, your images will have to be reduced because it's much smaller than the metal cutting dies that I used in my tutorial.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08F4VNGVH
