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The Tiny RosaAnne Angel With Rusty Wings

ByKathy Owen

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Angel Assemblage Art

These are the first RosaAnne Angels of this Christmas season. I made two this week and one of them is a little different. Not sure I would call it an Angel.

Tiny RosaAnne Angel With Rusty Wings and bling 2

Tiny RosaAnne Angel Assemblage Art

The first angel is tiny and I have to say I like her a lot. I had two of the “body” piece and kept trying to use them as a pair of wings. Then I was playing around and noticed the rusty keyhole piece just needed a face. Ta-dah.

RosaAnne Angel with rusty wings 1

Not sure I would call this one an angel. The compass was in my junk stash and I really wanted to use it as a face. The two white pieces of hardware were in the junk stash too. I have multiples of the white hardware pieces.

reclaimed hardware for mixed media art

This is the box of goodies I was working from. I have several crates of reclaimed hardware.

hardware for assemblage art

This is one of the bins filled with screws, washers, etc. Sometimes the hardest part of the project is finding the right size screws.

The Tiny RosaAnne Angel With Rusty Wings

I used DAP RapidFuse to adhere the hardware and earring to the board. I really like to use screws or nails so I know the stuff will stay on but I couldn’t nail the earring to the board. The RapidFuse seems to work great. All of the projects I used it on are still together.

Wall Art Petticoat Junktion project no nails or hammer required DAP RapidFuse

I used RapidFuse on this project and those heavy metal numbers are still attached to the board. You can see the Decorative Wall Art project details here.

assemblage art angel

This little RosaAnne Angel is already sold, packed up, and shipped. The hanger is a piece of reclaimed wire. I used a drill and bit to drill two holes at the top of the board to insert the wire. Easy hanger.

compass person steampunk art

I like the compass face person. What would you call him/her?

The winners of the Craft Supply Gift Boxes have been selected. Two winners replied and the boxes are on the way to them. If I don’t hear from the other winner this morning I will have to select someone else. Check your email please. I’m teaming up with 4 more bloggers in January and we are giving away more craft supplies! Stay tuned.

You guys have a great, food filled, family friendly, holiday and I’ll see you next week.

Kathy founded the home decor blog Petticoat Junktion in 2011, where she shares tutorials on how to paint furniture and repurpose thrifty finds into unique home décor. Her DIY projects have been featured on the Home Depot Blog, Plaid Crafts, The Behr Designer Series, and in numerous magazines.

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7 Comments

  1. Linda Kaplan says:

    LOVE LOVE

  2. Heather Bryant says:

    This is so clever! I love the first one as well. I love your hardware stash too 🙂

  3. Kathy Owen says:

    Thank you Renee. You are so sweet. Happy Holidays to you too. 🙂

  4. Your little angel is my fav too.

  5. Renée Mayrargue says:

    Bravo j’adore ce petit ange, il est magnifique. Quel bonheur de savoir faire de si jolies choses.

    Joyeuses fêtes et gros bisous
    Renée

  6. Kathy Owen says:

    No Linda, You didn’t miss an email. I don’t publish the list of winners on the rafflecopter until I get replies from all of the winners. If one of the winners doesn’t reply to the email I click the Rafflecopter and it randomly selects another winner. When all the winners notify me I click the Rafflecopter and it displays the list of names. I will also list the names in a blog post when all the winners have replied to my email. Thanks

  7. Did I miss an email?? I didn’t get any notice of the winners – who were they??