Angels Abound at Christmas time

Hi there, it's Jean to share my Angel with you. My Christmas tree and decorations are bright colors but I always have a soft spot for a sweet angel.

This sweet girl (not sure why but I think of angels as girls, maybe because they are often adorned in pastel colors) glistens and softly shines.

I added glitter to the chalk paint and coated the angel.

The Collage angel I chose was fancy cut and applied with watery Aleenes glue.

Next was the wings of lace and the flowers, I did this before anything because I wanted to coat it all with glitters. I used four glitter styles. Fine iridescent white and pale pink and chunky pink over top. Layer upon layer of glitters, it is after all Angelic!! The final glitter material was flakes added to the bottom edge in a greenish tone to pick up the green in the flowers.
I hope you can see all the sparkle!

Supplies:
Wood Angel
Chalk Paint
Sanding tool
Collage #1271 Beautiful Angels
Renae Blush florals
Aleenes Tacky Glue
Kai Scissors
Lace
glitters

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