I used a SU! punch. Punch at opposite sides to create the narrow wing supports.
approx. 20 gauge wire looped and twisted to form the structural hangar.
Wire attached with brads through the front of Mary Beth. The backs of the brads help to secure the wires. All of this will be covered up with the wing support structure. I use a strong double sided adhesive.
Photo with everything attached and covered.
Mary Beth in my garden last year.
Wire attached with brads through the front of Mary Beth. The backs of the brads help to secure the wires. All of this will be covered up with the wing support structure. I use a strong double sided adhesive. Photo with everything attached and covered.
Mary Beth in my garden last year.
6 friends said:
ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE!!!! I love, love, love it!
Linda
Beautiful project and just LOVE your clear illustrations and directions. I am so challenged when it comes to reading and following directions, that when I find a set that is clear, I am very impressed. Kudos, my friend.
Eileen
So pretty, Gabrielle!!
Love your Mary Beth fairy Gabrielle!
I just love this! What a beautiful fairy. Thanks for the tutorial!
What a cute idea! Great tutorial! Thanks Gabrielle!
xoxos
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