How do I Make an Angel Card Holder?
- 1). Cut lengths of yarn and hot glue them to the top rim of the wooden disk to give your angel hair.
- 2). Paint the front of the disk to resemble an angel's face with acrylic paints.
- 3). Set the disk aside to dry.
- 4). Cut an 18-inch square into a triangle by cutting diagonally from the center of the top edge down and out to the bottom corners.
- 5). Cut a piece of quilt batting to the same size as the corkboard.
- 6). Cut a piece of white fabric into a triangle that overhangs the cork triangle by 1 inch on all three sides.
- 7). Lay the fabric face down on your work surface. Lay the quilt batting centered on top of the fabric and the corkboard on top of that.
- 8). Wrap the fabric over the edges of the corkboard and hot glue it in place.
- 9). Lay out strips of ribbon crisscrossing across the front of the fabric-covered triangle. Hot glue the ends of the ribbon to the back of the triangle like you did the fabric.
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Hot glue buttons on the top of thumbtacks and push a tack into the corkboard at each location where the ribbons cross each other. - 11
Hot glue costume wings onto the back of the triangle to give your angel wings. - 12
Hot glue the wood disk over the top of the triangle's point. - 13
Fold a 12-inch length of ribbon in half and tie the ends together. - 14
Push a thumb tack through the knot in the ribbon and into the top of the wooden disk to hang your angel by. - 15
Slide your cards under the ribbon to secure them for display.
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