Angel Wings
Polymer clay angel wings
This is my first try at angel wings. I was inspired by a picture I saw online. I drew out a basic shape in paper and made two wings, then just added long feathers and the center fluff feathers.
They have a sort of metallic look and that is what I was striving for; sort of a distressed silver.
I am not sure about the necklace – I think it should be hanging from another type of necklace, but I don’t know what.
My next goal is to make a better set of wings and then make a mold. These took about 2 hours + baking – I think it took about 4 bakings – with different layers and adding the center piece (with the ring) and putting on a back clay covering for a finished look.
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