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Popsicle Stick & Coffee Filter Angel

Crafting a popsicle stick and coffee filter angel is a delightful and creative project that will surely bring a touch of whimsy to your home decor or holiday celebrations. To start, gather your materials including popsicle sticks, coffee filters, glue, markers, and any embellishments you desire. Construct the angel's body using popsicle sticks as the base, then attach a beautifully shaped coffee filter for the angel's ethereal wings. Feel free to have fun decorating the angel's face, dress it up with glitter, sequins, or ribbons for a personalized touch. This charming DIY project will not only spark your creativity but also add a charming handmade touch to your space that is bound to bring smiles to anyone who sees it.

Supplies you will need for creating a popsicle stick angel
  • Coffee filters
  • Jumbo craft sticks
  • Markers - brown, yellow, black, red
  • Shiny pipe cleaners - assorted colors
  • Pen
  • White yarn
  • Glue stick
  • Glue dots (or hot glue)
  • Scissors

How do you make an angel out of Popsicle sticks?

Begin by drawing hair on the tip of a jumbo craft stick with the marker color of your choosing.

Use a pen to draw on a simple set of eyes and an open mouth. The open mouth makes it look like the popsicle stick angel is singing. If you would rather you can just make a smiling face.

Next, cut a pipe cleaner in half.

Bend half the pipe cleaner in a circle and twist around itself to secure it.

Use the glue dots to adhere the halo to the back of the craft stick. You could also use a little hot glue, whatever you have on hand.

Now, fold a coffee filter in half, then in half again. Cut just the very tip of the coffee filter off.

Open the coffee filter to where it’s folded in half just once and insert the craft stick into the hole.

Wrap the remainder of the coffee filter around the craft stick and cut a small strand of white yarn and wrap around the waist. Tie to secure.

Lastly, cut another coffee filter in half. Cut that half in half again and finally cut the tips off the halves and glue to the back for wings.

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