How to Make a Clothespin Fairy Angel Christmas Ornament

Create this quick and easy Angel Peg Doll for your Christmas Tree.
You Can Make This!
Supply List
Wooden Clothespins - I use Woodpile Fun! from Hobby Lobby,
For face: Woodburning Tool, Red-tone acrylic paint, Bamboo Skewer, Pigma Micron 01 permanent marker in brown, cosmetic blush, Cotton swab, paper plate, paper towel,
Two 2.5 x 45-inch strips of solid neutral fabric - I used Kona Cotton Solids Roll-up in Holiday Palette,
Pleating attachment for sewing machine (or you may gather by hand)
Sewing Machine, matching thread, Scissors, Measuring Tape,
Miniature paper flowers - I used vintage forget-me-nots,
Gold glitter floral tape (white or green are fine as well,)
Wool felt in colors of your choice,
Die-cutting machine and dies to cut small heart and/or flower for bodice and butterfly shapes for wings - I used Hero Arts Stamp and Cut DC182,
Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks,
20 Gauge gold wire, Wire Cutters,
Gold baker's twine and needle,
Thimble (optional)
Acrylic yarn in color of choice for hair and 25mm Clover pompom maker 0 OR purchased pompoms of your choice for hair

[@HayleysComet3]

I love clothespin dolls. I always have and I don’t know what it is about them. 😀. These are darling. Thank you for your inspiration.

[@rickrackruby3500]

Me too! I think it’s because they are charming and nostalgic - and versatile...!

[@123gp1833]

That is so cute.

[@juliegolub2602]

So easy and cute❤️. Thank you!

[@rickrackruby3500]

Thanks Julie - and the potential for variations in fabric, hair, wings - unlimited!

[@lindastowars7346]

SO CUTE !

[@rickrackruby3500]

Welcome to Rick Rack Ruby, Linda!

[@mirtasusanavacari1540]

Hay qué cosas más hermosa un cariño mirta felicitaciones

[@rickrackruby3500]

Gracias, Mirta!

[@jackiegenandt6661]

So sweet Laura... I really enjoy your work❤️

[@rickrackruby3500]

Thank you Jackie. I’m having a lot of fun!

[@Feelicefee]

really awesome ... so nice watching you bringing them alive... and... thx so much 4 sharing... (*_*)...

[@Amylynnp777]

Your mod fabric would work amazing for this project too!

[@rickrackruby3500]

Great idea!

[@lucasamos3725]

InstaBlaster...

[@lorettayoung7220]

Hello Laura, First off I'd like to thank you for all of these wonderful angles you're showing us how to make. I love them all! Their beautiful and your such a great teacher! Would you mind telling me where I can purchase the Woodpilefun clothespins please? I'm looking all over and I can't find them. Thanks again!

[@rickrackruby3500]

Hi Loretta! Woodpile Fun! products are available at Hobby Lobby. Here is a link: www.hobbylobby.com/Crafts-Hobbies/Wood-Crafting/Unfinished-Wood/Round-Doll-Pins-With-Tapered-End/p/23699
If it doesn’t work, search for “wood doll pin with tapered end”

[@lorettayoung7220]

@@rickrackruby3500 Thank you so much!

[@monatherese3361]

Ååååå💖😍

[@michelerabon9406]

Hi Laura. You are such an awesome teacher 🥰🌷 Can you tell me name of the fabric you are using with the clothespin angel? And can you also tell me what the name of the gadget thing is you are using on the fabric? Thank you so very much in advance 🥰🌷

[@rickrackruby3500]

Hi Michele, the fabric is a “jelly roll strip” of solid cotton. It looks like muslin. A jelly roll strip is 2.5 x 45 inches. The gadget is a ruffler. Mine is Bernina because I sew on a Bernina machine. Thank you for watching my video. XO

[@rousseautr]

Where do you get your felt? Thank you.

[@rickrackruby3500]

Hi Tracy! I order from Weir on Amazon!