Sometimes the simplest projects are the ones I get most excited about!
I have been procrastinating producing this project for several years now. Christmas comes and goes and I say to myself "I will get to it next year." (Sound familiar?) Well, I finally decided late or not, I am going to make angels from salt and pepper shakers!
I have been procrastinating producing this project for several years now. Christmas comes and goes and I say to myself "I will get to it next year." (Sound familiar?) Well, I finally decided late or not, I am going to make angels from salt and pepper shakers!
Step 2
Cut a piece of 18 gauge wire and wrap around a round object to shape halo as shown and insert through hole in cap into cork to secure.
Cut a piece of 18 gauge wire and wrap around a round object to shape halo as shown and insert through hole in cap into cork to secure.
Step 4
Attach angel wings to each other with tape or glue and to shaker with double stick poster tape. I used feather wings from a craft store, but vellum or art paper works as well. Embellish with ribbon or cord. Fill glass shakers with colored sugars for a festive option.
Attach angel wings to each other with tape or glue and to shaker with double stick poster tape. I used feather wings from a craft store, but vellum or art paper works as well. Embellish with ribbon or cord. Fill glass shakers with colored sugars for a festive option.
Singular shakers (missing their mates) are the least expensive. The one above cost $1.50 at a flea market.
Step 5
Arrange several angels on a mirror, silver tray or decorative china platter and embellish with greens ornaments and pine cones. They also make sweet place card holders or hostess gifts!
Whew! I feel so much better now that I don't have to store this idea away till next year. My brain will be a little less crowded!
Happy Holidays!
Ki
Arrange several angels on a mirror, silver tray or decorative china platter and embellish with greens ornaments and pine cones. They also make sweet place card holders or hostess gifts!
Whew! I feel so much better now that I don't have to store this idea away till next year. My brain will be a little less crowded!
Happy Holidays!
Ki
You are just too smart!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!!! By the way, I received my Junk Revolution sweatshirts and love them! Thank you! I promise I'll do a blog post about them in the near future.
ReplyDeletecute little angels. Simple joy. Love it!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteTammy :-)
JUNK WILD
SO cute!!!
ReplyDelete;-D robelyn
Creatively Clever & Oh So Pretty.... Thanks for Sharing~
ReplyDeleteCheryl
What a cute project! I've got miscellaneous single s & p shakers that would be perfect for this. Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you,
Missy
Oh YES Ki....This sounds VERY familiar....hahahahaha....I'm LOVIN' this project....Your little Angel is ADORABLE....Is there nothin' you can't turn from DRAB TO FAB I wonder.... :o) ??
ReplyDeleteHave a WONDERFUL weekend....!
Cheers from Oz,
Tamarah :o)
Adorable! I'm putting it on next year's to do list. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou make it look so simple LOL. Great "How to pictures". I can see I still have lots to learn in the picture department. Would talcum powder work in the shakers?
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful are these little angels...very creative.
ReplyDeleteClever!! And Fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteThis would make a fantastic embellishment for that special cook! Love it, and would want it for myself!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
sweet!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings in the new year.
barbara jean