Vintage Angel Christmas Card

Benetta
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Vintage Angel Christmas Card Make a Christmas card with an angel as the star of the card. With soft hues of brown, caramel, and gold, and her transparent wings, this angel is sure to steal the recipient's heart. A great way to share some Christmas magic!

Total Time: 20 minutes

Yield: one card

Supplies:

5.7 x 8.2 in pale gold textured cardstock
5.4 x 3.6 in white textured cardstock
3 caramel colored poultry feathers, each with a length of approximately 3
small piece of wax paper
15mm wide white-with-golden-polka-dots washi tape
pair of 5mm wiggle eyes
9 self-adhesive 3mm pearl stickers
0.1 in wide golden metallic ribbon
2 3D foam cubes
1 tsp sesame seeds
flesh Faber Castell watercolor pencil
Artline 210 fineliner black pen
red and brown felt tip pens
hairspray
pencil
ruler
standard scissors
quick-drying craft glue (such as Bostik Clear)

Steps:

Score the pale gold textured cardstock to create a card sized 5.7" x 4.1".

With the fold at the left, centre and glue the white textured cardstock to the front of the card.

Add a strip of washi tape to the top and bottom of the card and cut off any protruding edges.

Use the flesh pencil to draw and color a circle with a diameter of 0.7" ~ this will be angel's face.

Glue sesame seeds to the circle to make the hair and add the wiggle eyes.

Use the Artline pen and red felt-tip pen to add the rest of the facial features.

Cut the wings from the wax paper. Use the brown and Artline pen to add some detail to the wings. Then, spray the wings with a little bit of hairspray and while the hairspray is still wet, lightly rub over the wings with your finger. Allow to dry, add glue to the centre part of the wings and glue them in place.

Use the feathers to make the angel's dress. Add a 3D foam cube behind each wing, close to the where the feathers are glued, to lift the edges of the wings off the paper.