Bauble Angels and Pixies

1.   Paint the polystyrene balls skin colour and the cones red.

2.   Roll small balls of Foam Clay and push them flat on the baubles.

3.   Paint or push the Foam Clay onto the wooden buttons which are to be used as feet.

4.   Draw up the faces with a thin pen and red paint.

5.   Take the hanger out of the bauble. Push the head down onto the collar and take it out again. Glue the hole before fixing the head.

6.   Glue the hanger onto the hat if you want to hang the pixie up. Cut thread for hair which will be glued on with the hat. If you want the pixie to stand, glue it onto a wooden button.

7.   When making the angels push the hanger onto the head to mark the holes, which are then made with the pointy end of the scissors. Now you can push down the hanger with a bit of glue. Part the hair and arrange it down over the thread. Also pull the flower down over the thread and glue it securely. If you want the angel to stand, glue it onto a wooden button and cut off the thread.

8.   Glue on the wings.

Christmas decorations   Christmas baubles made of plastic have here become the cutest pixies and angles - for hanging or as table decorations. The heads are polystyrene balls painted with Plus Color. The decorations on the Christmas baubles are simple blobs of Foam Clay. Add a cone as a pixie hat - give the angels woolly hair and wings. If you want the figures to stand, attach a wooden button underneath the bauble using a glue gun. See instruction manual on www.cchobby.