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Cotton Rounds Angels Ornaments – Christmas Ornaments for Kids to Make

These cotton round angel ornaments are so easy to make and look so pretty!

We’ve been busy making all sorts of Christmas decorations but this one, with its simplicity, is probably my favorite.

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Cotton Rounds Angel Ornaments

What you need

round cotton
large white beads – at least 12mm (wood, fabric, plastic – whatever you can get your hands on)
glue
string
drag

String the beads. Take a round piece of cotton and glue along the outer edge – creating a semicircle.

Place the bead in the middle – the string on the glue. Now fold the cotton ball as shown in the picture below. Press down a little to let the glue set-

Cut a cotton ball in half. Take one half and put a little glue in the middle. Place the angel body on the angel wing and let the glue dry.

You can decorate the angel’s legs with white sequins like we did. If you want your angels to look a little more lifelike, you can add facial expressions or decorate their skirts and wings with markers (or glitter! Glitter is always fun to use, but not so fun to clean!)

More Christmas crafts for kids

We have more fun things for young crafters, like this paper Santa craft. If your child loves origami, or is just learning about origami, they will love making this Rudolph the Reindeer origami corner bookmark.

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