Here's more ideas from our visitors:

Foamie Angels
"Use a foam star for the body. a heart for the wings, a circle for the head. Add a tinsel pipe cleaner halo and decorate with glitter."
--Kelsey, Minnesota

Paper Clip Angel
"Turn a large ideal clamp (the kind of paper clip that looks like an 'X', not the standard loop-de-loop) upside down. It looks like an angel already. Simply tie a loop of silver cord to the center and slip a silver or crystal bead on the cord and glue it in place. You can add a silver bow on the front to dress her up."
--Brynn, Coolville, Ohio

Angel Tootsie Pop Favors
"Open up a white napkin and put it over the tootsie pop. Use a piece of ribbon to tie it off. Draw on a face, add some yarn hair, make a pipe cleaner halo and glue on some foam wings."
--Teri Goldsberry, Jonesboro, IL

Paper Angels
Fold a paper doily in half, and a circle of construction paper for the head. Gold wings can be made for construction paper and twisted raffia for a halo."
--Mary B., Oxford, ME

Button Angel Pin
Paint a large wooden shank button flesh colored. Paint on a pretty face. Pinch a 4" rectangle of sparkly tulle together at the center and hot glue it to the back of the button. & cut a rectangle 3"" larger than the diameter of the button. Pinch it together at the center & hot glue to the back of the button. Add a pipecleaner halo and glue a pin to the back."
--Cindy M., GA

Clay Pot Angels
String a piece of folded jute up through an upside down small clay pot then through the hole in a wooden ball. Tie a knot under the pot, leaving enough jute to hang down as feet. Tie another knot above the head. Add Spanish moss for the head and an imitation gold wedding band for a halo. Another piece of jute can be wrapped around the pot for arms, add feathers for wings and paint on a face."
--Diane, Great Falls, MT

Coffee Filter Angels
"Paint a face on an old fashioned clothespin.Cut a piece of lacy fabric into a circle. Cut a hole in the middle and slip the clothespin inside the hole. Glue in place arranging lace to look like a dress or skirt. Fold a coffee filter in half, pinch in the middle and wrap in with a pipe cleaner. Glue to the back of the clothespin and bring the up and shape into a halo."
--Lydia M, Troy, MO

Tinsel Angels
"Fold a metallic pipe cleaner in half and twist it at the center of a bundle of about 20 pieces of folded tinsel. Bend it to make wings and connect a second, smaller piece of pipe cleaner to the 'waist' to make a halo."
--Anonymous

Paper Cone Angel Tray Favors
"Turn a cone paper cup upside down, glue on a wooden bead for the head, gold doily for the wings, pipe cleaners for arms."
--Sue C., Madoc, Ontario, Canada

Pinecone Angels
"Cut a foam heart for wings and glue to a pinecone. Use a wooden ball for the head Add some hair and draw on a face."
--Anonymous

Tassel Angels
" Braid three strands of yarn from each side of a tassel for arms. Attach them in the center with glue and add a small star sequin. For the halo, glue on a small crafters gold wedding band. Make a bow out of gold ribbon and attach it to the back for wings."
--K.M. Seals, Edmond, OK

Doily Angels
"Paint a face on a craft stick. Glue a doily folded in half to the back of the craft stick for wings."
--Patti Q., Logandale, NV

Paper Cup Angel
"Push one end of a craft stick through a Styrofoam ball and the other end through a Styrofoam cup. This will be the head and body. Trace children's hands for wings and glue to the back of the cup.  Use yarn for the hair and glue on wiggles eyes. Make a halo from a gold pipe cleaner."
Mary H., Winston-Salem, N.C

Hand and Footprint Angels
"Use the children's handprints as the wings and a foot print as the body. Put a peach colored circle on top for the head and a piece of gold pipe cleaner for a halo."
--Rhonda, Paxton, Illinois

Craft Stick Angels
"Using a jumbo craft stick, paint the top third flesh color for the face and the bottom a pretty color for the skirt. Glue a folded piece of ribbon to the back for a hanger. Draw an angel face, glue hair on top, add a halo, and cut and glue a 3" white heart out of foam for the wings."
--Teri G., Jonesboro, IL

Angel Kisses
"Hot glue a small wooden bead to the top of a Hershey's kiss. This is the head. Wrap and glue a 2" piece of pipe cleaner around the back of the angel to form arms bending each end out in front. Cut another small piece of pipe cleaner and wrap in a circle and glue to top of bead to form a halo. Wrap remaining pipe cleaner into shape of a figure '8' and turn sideways. Glue to the back of the kiss to form angel wings. Using a black fine tip marker, add eyes to the bead."
--Lisa, Orem Utah