Guardian angel wings protection symbol and decoration simple and versatile

Angel wings are not only a beautiful messenger of the Christmas season - they are a loving symbol of protection all year round.

With this tutorial, you can easily crochet a pair of angel wings for yourself or someone you want to give a guardian angel to.

The angel wings can be crocheted from any desired yarn, decorated at will with beads, hearts, bows and more and used for decoration in many ways, for example, as a gift tag, for the car mirror, as an adornment for the Advent wreath or as a tree ornament, on the front door or a window, for your table decoration, as a keychain and much more.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

Level of difficulty: easy, suitable for beginners with some practice
Required skills: (US term)

MR = magic ring
SL = slip stitch
CH = chain stitch
SC = single crochet
blSC = single crochet only into the back loop
DC = double crochet

Written pattern with crochet chart.

Size Information

in cotton yarn 125m-50g / sport 12 wpi / 5 ply ca. 10 x 11 cm
in fluffy sponge yarn Rico Design Creative Bubble (90m-50g) ca. 10 x 11 cm
in Ricorumi Lame gold or silver DK (50m-10g) approx. 8 x 9 cm

Materials List

Standard cotton yarn LL 125m/50g / Sport 12 wpi / 5 ply / fine)
approx. 18 g + Crochet hook 3.0 / US size 11 / UK size C

The angel wings can be crocheted from any yarn (size and consumption will change, of course)

For the photos I used additonally to the cotton yarn:
approx. 18 g sponge yarn (e.g. Creative Bubble from Rico) LL 90m/50g or
approx. 5 g Ricorumi Lamé DK Gold and Silver (from Rico) LL 50m/10g
and hook 4.0 / US size 8 / UK size G or 4

Wool needle for sewing threads
Scissors
fiberfill