Saturday, November 26, 2011

The Power of an Angel

Did you know that angels are messengers from god?  Most angels are pure and illuminate a bright light.
I have always felt that my house is shared with a few angels, I am sure of two but there may be a third.
At times you will see a small bolt of light bolt across the room and then either stop or twirl around,
I also feel a lightness in my bedroom and I know i feel the spirits of angels in there.  It's such a comforting feeling knowing they watch over me.
Here are a few facts about angels; most of us have three or four angel with us at all times. One of those angels happens to be your guardian angel. If you need their help, all you have to do is ask them. Angels are not human so they can't  read your mind.  You just have to ask for their support or help. So angels are my thing and I love them!  So, based on these feelings, my next craft was to make an angel. We made these precious angels during our last girls weekend at the Jersey Shore.  We had so much fun and the angels turned out unique.


Here is a peek of what they turn out to look like.


Supplies needed
Pick out a few large artificial poinsettias.
They must have a wire stem and wire in the leaves.
I use a large wooden spoon to wrist the stem around it.
This will create the base. Then start pulling the leaves up.



Next step is to take one leaf at a time and mold the leaf downward to create the angels body. Then second layer start to mold and then
bend it downward. Just like the pictures shows. It's kind of making a dress out of the leaf


Our baby Angel.
So Beautiful

You can cut off some of the beads from the center of the flower
and then glue them on the petals. Next, I used the green leaves from the stem
 and glued them in the back of the angels to make her wings. For the head I use a
wooden craft ball and glue it into the center of the angel to make her head

I need to add a bit more sparkle to the left wing.




So Pretty


The Angels together. 
 

They turned out so pretty. 
 I am going to use mine for the top of my Christmas Tree.

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