Easy and Fantastic Glowing Angel Craft On A Budget

Do you want an angel craft? With a few dishes, a little glue, and you have a beautiful angel ready for display. Good for inside or out, and a great gift idea. This is a fun angel craft is a great way to ring in the Christmas season, making Christmas decorations that will become great keepsakes for the family. Beyond Christmas though these cute angels can be used in many different ways and kids of all ages can create different designs on their angels. This is the perfect craft that can be used inside or even outside to add some soft light to your porch. They also make great gifts.

Angel Craft Supplies:

You’ll need to collect some angel parts to create this fun angel craft

• Glass or plastic dishes for the angel parts
• E6000 glue or silicone
• Optional – solar light, battery operated candle, etc

Directions for Angel Craft

1. create the angel’s wings

These dishes will be your angel wings. You’ll start by gluing the edges together and letting them dry. This won’t make them super solid but will help hold them in place for the next step.

2. Add the Angel’s body

Put a line of glue on your curved dishes where the vase will be resting on them. After getting the glue ready, place your vase on the glue and curved dishes. I let this one dry for 72 hours

If you feel like the wings need more glue after that you can add a little more until you feel they are solid. Once the glue is cured, you should be able to set the vase upright like this.  

3. Add the angel’s head

  Take your bud vase/candle holder and glue it to the top of the vase and let it dry completely.  

4. Add Angel’s halo or crown

Optional – glue your “crown” on top of the head. I say optional as when you see the light-up options below you might not want to glue it.

Once the glue is dry you can leave the angel like this, or you can light it up with some of these options…

5. Add optional lighting to your angel

Place a battery-operated candle or timer candle inside the vase. Mine timer candle came from World Market and it turns on at the same time every evening and stays on for about 5-6 hours and then turns off.

Place a solar light inside the vase.   It’ll need to get full sun to recharge every day.

This last option is my favorite, and this is the one you would not want to glue the crown on. I have put 2 battery-operated LED lights inside the angel. One is in the vase, and one is in the head.

They are waterproof so they can be used outside. I love that this easy angel craft isn’t just for the holiday season or as a great Christmas craft, but can be used year-round for many occasions.

This version of these beautiful angels might be a bit heavy for a Christmas tree, but you could make one out of acrylic for an easy angel ornament. Wouldn’t that make lovely Christmas angel crafts? You can make little angels out of smaller dishes making it a cute angel craft. This one concept can be made in so many different ways and sizes. You could create an easy angel ornament or little angel ornament. It’s a great way to create a memorial project.

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You might be interested in my other projects made out of dishes.

Other Easy angel craft ideas

• clothespin angels
• angel ornaments
• paper plate angel
• footprint angels
• handprint angel using child’s hands
• paper doily angels
• salt dough ornaments
• paper angel ornament
• cake liner angels
• paper clip angels
• angel charms
• pipe cleaner angel craft
• paper bag angel

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