Rose Angel DIY Ornament

Add some lovely sprigs of spring to your Christmas tree with this DIY angel ornament adorned with petite and pretty roses for a floral flair. Adding angel craft ideas to your holiday decoration adds a really lovely touch of scripture. As easy to make as it is lovely, the Rose Angel DIY Ornament shows you how to use an old cookie cutter to make a brand new DIY ornament. This cutie will take you an hour or so to create and makes a lovely handmade gift, as well.

In the Designer's Words: "Rose Angel ornament is easy and quick, using purchased ribbon roses and a metal cookie cutter. This pretty angel will grace your Christmas tree, and is easy enough to make an entire choir for your friends and family."

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts

Beginner

HolidayChristmas

Materials List

Metal cookie cutter
Ribbon roses
Hot glue gun with glue sticks
Ribbon

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Marilyn B

Nov 18, 2017

I have seen bags of vintage cookie cutters at estate sales and garage sales, as well as resale and thrift shops! Find them there and embellish any shape of cookie cutter in a similar way, with various colors! Not only do these make great little ornaments but you can add them as a pretty package topper alongside the bow for and extra gift that could very easily beco,e a cherished keepsake! Thanks for sharing a nice idea!

Crafty Suz

Oct 02, 2017

I absolutely love the look of this ornament. This will be so easy to do with family members. I collect angels so it is eye-catching for me. It would be cute using a number of different shaped cookie cutters. I'd be tempted to try it to turn an old cookie cutter from my grandmother into an heirloom ornament to be passed down.

mulberrygalprinces s

Oct 04, 2016

Here I go again. Easy, cute and inexpensive. Those are my three favorite words. I have come to know that this site offers them a lot. To save even more money, don't buy the materials at a craft store. Hit the dollar stores. Cookie cutters abound there. And sometimes I find flower garlands or flower picks I can take apart and use in my projects.