Trumpeting Angel Plan at WoodCraftPlans.com

Trumpeting Angel Plan
[YS-121]

$10.00

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Here's another simple-to-make angel which can herald the Christmas season for you, your family, and the neighborhood. The 40" wide angel with trumpet pattern you receive is full size (no enlarging necessary), plus we include instructions for protecting outdoor wooden projects properly.

The lettering you see in the photo does not come with the angel pattern, but we wanted to show it here for size reference. Bonus angel patterns are included with this pack, one small enough for a Christmas tree ornament.

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