mini Christmas ornaments--shiny little angels

A couple weeks ago, I introduced you to my latest love, Li-Qua-Che, a liquid mache from Activa. For you today I have another Christmas project, this time created with Li-Qua-Che and silicone candy molds.

these molds are really quite small

These molds are similar to the kind used with polymer clay, and once again the dried piece popped out quite easily.

Lots of shiny paint--plus, if that's not glittery enough, Wink of Stella is great for adding extra sparkle to any project.

Look at all gorgeous detail--the Li-Qua-Che doesn't miss a single thing!

Add some sweet angel faces from a Christmas Angels collage page, and some ribbon hangers:

The images are adhered to a patterned paper, so that the backs of the ornaments are almost as pretty as the fronts. Everything is held together by that classic go-to, Tacky Glue.

Have a wonderful Christmas, everyone!

:)trisha

P.S. Don't forget to leave a comment for a chance to win the Activa Celuclay project book. The more December posts you comment on, the more your chances you have.

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