Upcycled Vintage Tin RosaAnne Angel
I made a few more RosaAnne angels last week. People have been asking for them lately. They make great Christmas gifts.
As you can see these two are total opposites.
For the body of this angel I cut up an old piece of tin. The wings are a piece of broken plastic detail from something…..?
I make quite a mess when putting the angels together. Sometimes just finding the right pieces takes forever. One angel can take several hours to finish. That’s not all work time of course. A lot of time is spent finding things that work together as the body, head, and wings of the angel.
I clean and wax the boards and hardware.
An easy way to apply wax to detailed pieces is with a brush. Some people apply wax to furniture with a brush but I prefer waxing furniture with a rag.
And that’s the latest angels. What do you guys think of these two? The small pink one is quirky but I like it.
I’ll see you guys Sunday when I join a few other bloggers in a Mason Jar Gift Idea blog hop. Have a great weekend!
Author:Â Kathy Owen (Petticoat Junktion)
Kathy is the founder of PetticoatJunktion.com, a home décor blog focused on repurposing and upcycling furniture, old hardware, rusty stuff, and thrifty finds into unique home décor. Kathy’s projects have been featured on the Home Depot Blog, Plaid Crafts, Behr Designer Series, and in numerous magazines. Read more about Kathy here.
Carol Larochelle
Absolutely tons of personality. Love it want it ?
Sherri
They are both awesome, but I like the one with the tin the best. You have a great eye for the right pieces which give them personality.
Marie at The Interior Frugalista
I love your eye for transforming junk finds into gorgeous Angels, Kathy! Every single one has her own charm.
chris aka monkey
pink and quirky that describes me lol love her and all of them.... i will be going to vanderbilt for surgery tomorrow having an adenoma(s) removed from my parathyroids see you later xx
Tammy
So cute and cleaver!
Laura Strack
Love your upcycled tin angels! They are darling!!
Sherry Fram
I want the pink one for my granddaughter please!