I am going to say it outloud. I love angel wings. And I decided that I would embrace this fully and make a pair! I have seen more than a few here and there and I drew up plans and then dove in.

I found that the "science fair " carboard to be

an easy and good source of the base. I penciled in the shape and cut it out.I also covered the brown part of the cardboard with white paper so it wouldn't show through.
I also bought a feather boa and Joanns with a coupon and spread it over the top section, I would spread hot glue and press the feathers over it. I found that using a wooden spoon was a great finger saver.
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I found it easier to start at the bottom and move towards the top. It takes lots of feathers! |
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Then you repeat for the other wing and then attach with a square of cardboard covered with white paper and yes more feathers.
On the back I attached a hanger with hot glue, covered it with white paper and you guessed it...
more feathers!
Now I moved it into place and I am quite happy with it... |
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Here it is hung up and resting over me in my studio. Love it! |
Alane,
ReplyDeleteLove it! So, so pretty, you did a fantastic job!