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Roly Poly Juice Lid Angel Doll Click here to print

This craft reprinted courtesy of Marlie's Creative Universe.

 

Angels come in all shapes and colors. Start with this one and create your own special angel to hang on the tree.


Supplies

Large frozen juice lid

Fabric scraps

Fusible web

Styrofoam meat trays

Popsicle sticks

Air drying clay

Large wool needle

Ribbon

Markers

Scissors

White Glue


Click here for printables

Instructions

Take a large frozen juice lid and cover it with fusible web and fabric. Iron until fabric adheres. You might want to substitue paint for the younger crafters. Draw arms and hands. Color hands with markers.

 

Cut a heart for the wings and a round cicle for the head from a clean styrofoam meat tray. Paint the heart (wings) and glue to the back of the body. Paint the face and draw hair and features with a marker and glue overlapping the front of the body.

 

Cut popsicle stick in half (wire cutters work well) for legs and paint to match face and hands. Glue to the back of the body.

 

Note: When using hot irons or sharp tools Adult supervision and assistance is suggested. 

 

Roll out air drying clay or Play doh and cut out tiny stars with small shape cutters or free hand. Glue to feet

 

Use large needle threaded with ribbon to make hanger for your Christmas angel.

 

 

 

 



   




Contributor

Marlies' Creative Universe

http://www.mcuniverse.com/

Marlies Cohen calls herself a creative maven and has been crafting all her life. Everything in her life is affected by her creativity and her house is her gallery. For the last 10 years she has had her own website and freely shares her ideas. She takes inspiration from her surroundings and sees her crafting not as work but as playing and experimenting, especially when it comes to recycling. Coming up with new uses for these items has become second nature.


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