How to Make Heirloom Lace Angel Christmas Ornaments
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- Create beautiful heirloom lace angel ornaments with vintage laces and trims.
Supply List:
For each angel:
One wood bead - 20mm or 25mm, Wood burning tool or dark marker for eyes, acrylic paint for mouth and nose, bamboo skewer, fine marker for eyelashes and eyebrows, blush for cheeks. (See the "Focus on Faces" video for face tutorial!)
6-inch wide ivory tulle
1/16-inch wide ivory ribbon
Vintage or New lace 4 to 6 inches wide for 20mm head, up to 9 inches wide for 25mm head.
1/2-inch wide lace for collar, 18-24 inches
Yarn for hair - I like off-white!
20 gauge gold wire and wire cutters for halo
Small flowers or other small decoration for collar
Cardstock for wings
Die-cutter and scalloped circle dies for wings OR compass to create a circle and scalloping shears or pinking shears to finish edge of wings
Basic sewing supplies and sewing machine, hot glue gun
You Can Make This!
so beautifulthank you for sharing love them
Thank you Sister! I hope you will try this design - they are fun and easy! Merry Christmas!
I love them all but i Love number 3's hair
Thanks Linda - me too!
Gorgeous ! I like them all, but my favourite is the third one. Love her hair ! So simple yet elegant.THANKS!
Thank you Heather!
The word for your angels is delicate! Beautiful!
Thank you!
I love them all.😍
Thank you for sharing , how to do these wonderful angels.🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Thank you Madelyn! My pleasure!
They are all so beautiful, how could anyone pick just 1. 🥰
I love watching your tutorials, I have been looking for a tutorial that showed an easy process of doing the hair and especially the faces for the angels. Thank you so much for making these tutorials.❤❤❤
My pleasure, Cheryl! Welcome to Rick Rack Ruby!
Love your angels! I have watched three of your videos on angels and am so impressed at your details. I really like the techniques you show in creating the two hairstyles.
I am so glad I found your channel!
Thank you Mary! Welcome to Rick Rack Ruby!
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing your talent.
Thank you Carolyn!
so pretty!.....My favorite is the 3rd angel.... I really love the cutwork lace.
Thank you Lorraine!
Absolutely precious!!!! Thank you so very much for sharing this wonderful project!!❤️❤️❤️
I made a rag doll for my neice but didnt have anything for hair. The dress had lavendar trim. I made the hair like you did the last angel but used tshirt strips. I put on the wig part but cut ends open then did a similar piece for a bang. Then stretched all the little strips to look kind of like raggedy ringlets! I may try that on a tinier scale for angels. I love all yours! Will see how you did the bead face.
Hi Retro! That sounds adorable!
Obsessed with these Angels. Gorgeous
cecilia manzo Thank you! I hope you enjoy making them!
I love Angels! I collect them and I make them. I love the last one. They are all three Beautiful! thank you for sharing. I hope you make many, many more!
jeretta1000 Thank you!
I love them all. My favorite was the last one. So beautiful.
The most beautiful angels I've seen hope I can do as well
Thanks Lynn! You can make these!
Love the way you make your lace Angels, lovely
Thank you Janice!
They are beautiful!
Love them all ,how quick and ezey. 😊
Thank you Patricia!
I am starting a tote of "RickRackRuby" items I am collecting to make many of your adorable creations! If I have them all together, I think it will be easier for me to find. I am currently making 5 of these Heirloom Angels for keepsakes for my adult kids and myself. They are made with cut pillowcases with about 4 inch hand crocheted lace from a member of my family made for her marriage in early 1900's. That way we all have a piece of history. I also took scraps I still had of lace and fabric when my momma made my wedding dress for my daughter's one. My husband is really impressed with how they turned out. I am currently in the process of choosing wings. I think I'll make a few Santa's or gnomes with vintage lace for the guys.
This sounds amazing! Thank you for letting me know. I often wonder if anyone is actually following the tutorials and making my designs! XO
She is precious! I just LOVE your videos!! You are a great teacher!!
Thank you!
Yes I agree she explains so well 🇬🇧
Beautiful all of them! Thank you.
Thank you Marta!
You’re a great instructor! Beautiful and “delicate” work!
Thank you Lilly! I hope you will try this design. XO
beautiful all of them
Thank you Maria!
So cute/pretty, and I love that I already have all of the supplies to make some!
Hi Barbara! Same. I have enough supplies for about 10,000 angels….!!!
@@rickrackruby3500 Yay
Loved your tutorial! Thank you so much for helping me learn. I have several scraps of lace and I just hope I can do these as good as you. They'll look wonderful on our tree.
Thank you Darlene!
All of Sooo Beautiful 😍thank you🙏
Was looking for something else but came across this. I made hankie angels last few years because Ive collected so many of them. But sewing over 50 years yes, I have tons of everything! Lace buttons, beads, tulle. I dont buy fabric. Mostly always upcycled thrift clothing. I look for sewing notions at thrift too. I like how you used the bead head to secure everything.
Girl…. Same! Sewing for 50 years, check. Tons of lace, buttons, etc, check! Also tons of fabric - mostly vintage!
Hermosos gracias por compartir desde Chile
Gracias!
Hermosos, finos y elegantes!!!!
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I love your angels they are soooooo cuuuuute
Thank you Matti!!!
Love all these. I ordered some wooden natural beads for the heads and the mohair for hair, and when I get them in, I will try my hand at making these. Thanks for all your videos!!
Rachel, You Can Make This!!!
Beautiful!!! I love. Mãos de fada!!!
I love them so so much!!!!!
Amo los angeles me encanta , muy lindo😍
These are gorgeous ❤
Thank you!
Thank you❤
My pleasure!
Excellent video great teaching 👏👏
Thank you Cathy!
All are beautiful ☺️
Thank you Olmita!
Love the gowns but the hair? Short bit of blond silk would have been better for the look of such beautiful lace 🇬🇧
Great idea!
so sweet
Thank you!
I really love your tutorials.Thx😘
Ai Mei Thank you! I’m having fun!
Stunning
Thanks Kath!
Loved your tutorial going to try these pretty 😇
Thank you Donna!
Would be a lovely present topper for a baby Christening
Hermoso. Divino.
Gracias, Vicenta!
Una belleza me encantó felicitaciones me llamo mirta y soy de Argentina un beso grande
BEAUTIFUL!!
Bellooooo🌈🌷👍🌈🌷👍👍🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷👍
Thank you!
Me ha encantado. ESPAÑA
Very nice and I want to try this!
I really like this video! I'm a new subscriber, just found your app. So glad that I did!😻
Welcome to Rick Rack Ruby, Gabrielle! I think you may also like my next video!!!
I'm just confused on the first one about the tulle....i know it's 6 inches wide but how long a piece did you use? Or did you just split the 6 inches in half? Maybe I should watch again and again. I have to make them. They are simply gorgeous and something I will give as gifts since i don't have a lot of cash this Christmas season. Thank you so much for your teaching. You are wonderful. I'm sorry i dont catch on quickly. I do know how to sew and many other crafts but I think maybe paying attention is lacking here. Lol
Hi Marlene. I’m very sorry that I wasn’t more clear. Here you go:
Use the entire 6-inch width.
Estimate the length of your angel’s dress. (Say, five inches…)
Double that number and add two inches. (So, twelve inches…)
Cut TWO pieces of tulle - each twelve inches long. Stack one on top of the other and treat this as a single piece.
Fold in half and tie off in the center with narrow ribbon.
I hope this helps. Thank you for asking. XO
adorable!
Thank you Debra!
I’m going to make some!!! TFS🥰
Thank you Jackie!
RickRackRuby thank you for sharing your gifts and talents with us👍✂️🧵
Your angels are beautiful! I can't wait to try to make some! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Cheri!
What is the name of the yarn and where can I find it. I'm in the process of getting supplies to make your angels....I just love them!
Hi Carolyn, of course you may use any yarn that appeals to you! I like loopy mohair in “natural.” I’m so glad that you are enjoying my designs!
What kind of yarn do you use for their hair ? I just love them !
Thanks Sharon! I like loopy mohair best! XO
The wings need to be more down
Great tutorial!
Marilyn Abbott Thank you!!!
They are beautiful what is the die cutting machine
Gemini Electric Die Cutting & Embossing Machine With Pause and Rewind - Great For Scrapbooking, Card Making And Crafting - Includes Die Set - Large (9 x 12.5 inches), White a.co/d/gggZvtT
Hi Maria! I use this electric cutter, but I started with a less-expensive hand-crank machine. It’s fun!
Bravo, félicitations
Beautiful dolls
Katy Bell Thank you!
Que maravilha ❤❤❤❤
These are absolutely adorable!
You have inspired me on repurposing some of the lace I inherited from women of my family. What did you use for wings ? Is that paper or fabric you starched ?
Hi Gigi. Thank you! It’s scrapbooking paper. The instructions can be found in my “Focus on Wings”tutorial!
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White size 1/2 scallop circle for wings? These are adorable
Hi Dawn. The wings are made from a scalloped circle about 4.5-inches across. Please check out my “Focus on Wings” video. If you don’t have a die cutting machine, you can just trace a cd and trim the edge with scalloping shears. Thank you for watching my video.
Bellissimo" italia"
Grazie, Raffaella!
great video
so pretty, maybe if I keep watching I'll make some😉. Where do you get the stuff for the hair? is it yarn?
Darlene Nelson Hi Darlene! Yes, it’s yarn. Any thin yarn will work. You can make this!!!
I found this yarn on Etsy. I just did a search for “natural loopy mohair.”
How do you make the wings?
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Hi Sharon! For these I used my die-cutting machine. Check out my “Focus on Wings” video for detailed instructions. Thank you for watching my video!
Lovely
I am making similar to yours. 😇
Morena McNamara welcome to Rick Rack Ruby!
@@rickrackruby3500 thank you.
I could do with some tips from you.
Morena McNamara let me know if you have any questions!
@@rickrackruby3500 thanks a million
From Dublin 😇😇😇
Lovely! How do you make the wings?
Thank you Sandrine! Please check out my “Focus on Wings” video. XO
@@rickrackruby3500 focus on wings
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Hi,Happy New Year ! Do you know what size the hole is on the head? As I tried to pull through the hole in the head but it would not pull all the way up.
Hi Joni! The hole in the 25mm bead is 6mm and the hole in the 20mm is 4mm. Perhaps your tulle is more dense than mine. That’s all I can think of. Try just ONE length of tulle rather than two and see if that helps. Please let me know. XO
I definitely want to make these! Could you list the materials along with the text that shows under your video? Thanks! Beautiful work!!
Kimberly Holland Great idea! I’m new to TH-cam and figuring things out as I go. Moving forward, I will include a supply list for each tutorial. I will also go back to edit this one ASAP. Thank you for watching my video.
@@rickrackruby3500 Hi again! Could you add the materials list to this reply. I'm hoping to shop for my materials today. The tree is up and awaiting Angels!!! : D Thank you!
Thank you so much! Where did you get your patterns for the crafting paper for the wings? It is perfect!
Kimberly Holland The paper is Tim Holtz Idea-ology Worn Wallpaper.
Where do I get the head bead
Hi Josephine. Thank you for your question! Search Amazon for the size and number of beads you would like.
This link shows 300 20mm beads for $12.99 - and is what I have ordered. The wood is clear and the holes are smooth.
There are many other options from the same seller - have fun!!!!
300pcs 20mm Wood Beads Natural Unfinished Round Wooden Loose Beads Wood Spacer Beads for Craft Making Decorations and DIY Crafts a.co/d/cxM5Hcf
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