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- Assorted Headpins
- Assorted Bead Caps
- Assorted Beads
(3mm, 4mm, and 5mm)
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- P5600S
- P5588S
- A64AB
- A64AQAB
- A64RAB
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Step 1: Slide a small round bead, larger than the hole in your beadcap,
onto a headpin. This will insure that your finished angel does not slide off of
the headpin.
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Step 2: Follow with a beadcap, larger end first so that it hangs over the
bead, resembling a skirt.
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Step 3: For taller angels, add a small bicone or round to create your angels
body. If you are wanting to create a smaller angel, omit this step.
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Step 4: Follow with a wing shaped bead of your choosing.
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Step 5: Use a 4 or 5mm round bead as your angels head.
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Step 6: Wrap the remaining headpin into a loop as shown.
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Step 7: For added variation, you can top your angels with a jump ring halo
or small beadcap crown. With so many combinations of beads and beadcaps, the
possibilities are endless!
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