Christmas Angel Patterns at WoodCraftPlans.com

Christmas Angel Patterns
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$10.00

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You can make just one, or a host of angels rather quickly using this full size pattern. There are no tricks to this project. . .it's straight forward and it's great for beginners. Just transfer the pattern onto plywood, cut, sand any rough spots, then paint and display in the yard for all to enjoy. Add belts, candles, wreathing, etc., to give your angels a personal touch.

There are two options for the size of finished angel you can make: one is 50" tall, 28" wide, and the other is for optimizing plywood with a 48" tall angel.

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