Learn how to make Dollar Tree Christmas Craft Stick Angels using simple supplies from Dollar Tree. Create this quick and easy popsicle stick angel with the kiddos in just 30 minutes. I love crafting with the kiddos but when it's with Dollar Tree supplies that makes it a win-win. Affordable and simple supplies that you can keep on hand and create with the kids whenever the mood strikes. Add a ribbon hanger to create lovely Christmas tree ornaments that will become keepsakes for years to come.

Popsicle Stick Angel Christmas Craft

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Here's what you need to make Angels from Craft Sticks:
- Craft Sticks, Jumbo – Dollar Tree
- Craft Sticks, Regular – Dollar Tree
- Craft Foam, Yellow – Dollar Tree
- Chenille Stems, Pine – Dollar Tree
- Glitter Glue, Iridescent, Gold – Dollar Tree
- Glue Gun and Glue Sticks – Dollar Tree
- Acrylic Craft Paint – Titanium White, Lamp Black, Bubblegum Pink, Mustard Yellow, Milk Chocolate
- Paintbrush Basecoat Set – DecoArt
- MONO Twin Permanent Marker – Tombow
- Ribbon – Gold, Skinny
- Scissors – I love my Fiskars!
- Ruler
- CRAFT STICK ANGEL PATTERN download below ⇓
Here's how to create Angels from Popsicle Sticks:
STEP ONE
To begin the Dollar Tree Christmas Craft Stick Angels, gather all supplies. To create the Angel body, measure and cut one inch from the end of two jumbo craft sticks with scissors. Keeping the cut edges at the top, create an upside-down “V” shape on your work surface. Line up one full jumbo craft stick in between the “V” and attach it with a glue gun and glue sticks. You can use liquid craft glue for this project, but you will have to wait for it to dry.



STEP TWO
Measure and cut two regular craft sticks in half. Two of the halves will become the Angels' legs and feet. Lay the other two half-craft sticks along the body of the Angels to become the arms and hands. Trace the edge of Angel's body onto the arm with a pencil, and then trim away the excess with scissors. Attach the two legs to the back of the Angel and the two arms to the front of the Angel with a glue gun and glue sticks.


STEP THREE
Paint the Angels dress with white acrylic craft paint. Paint the Angels hair with yellow and brown acrylic craft paint. Paint the Angels' feet with black acrylic craft paint. Using the eraser from a new pencil, dot pink cheeks on either side of the Angels face. Set aside to dry and apply a second coat, if necessary. For this project, leave the Angels' faces, legs, and hands the natural wood tone, or paint them the flesh tone color of your choice. I love my Americana Acrylics from DecoArt because they have one-coat coverage on most surfaces.



STEP FOUR
Add two eyes to each Angel with the MONO Twin Permanent Marker. The MONO Twin is a versatile marker to craft with because it has a larger bullet tip and an extra fine tip, which makes it perfect for all types of applications. To create the halo, measure and cut a two-inch length of skinny gold ribbon, and glue the ends together to make a loop. Attach the loops to the back of the Angels' heads with a glue gun and glue sticks. You can also use a gold tinsel chenille stem for the halo. Download, print, and cut out the CRAFT STICK ANGEL PATTERN below ⇓ Using a pencil, trace the wing pattern onto yellow craft foam. Cut out the wings with scissors, making sure to cut inside the traced lines for a clean, finished project. Attach the wings to the back of the Angel with a glue gun and glue sticks.


STEP FIVE
Outline the Angel wings with iridescent glitter glue. Using the photo as a guide, create a decorative border at the cuffs and hem of the Angels' dresses with gold glitter glue. Set aside to dry. To create the wreath, cut a faux pine chenille stem in half with scissors. Bend each piece of the pine stem into a circle, twisting at the ends to secure. Attach the pine wreaths to the Angels' hands with a glue gun and glue sticks. Tie baker's twine in bows and glue them to the top center of the wreaths.


Dollar Tree Christmas Craft Stick Angels
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Too busy to make these Dollar Tree Popsicle Stick Christmas Angels right now? Pin it for later! I'd love for you to pin this project to your favorite craft board on Pinterest and then it’ll be waiting for you when you’re ready.


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Such a fun series! I think this angel is my favorite though – it’s gorgeous! Pinned them all.
Alexandra
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Thank you Alexandra! I had a TON of fun making them!