Wooden Angel Cutouts | Unfinished Wood Blanks for Christmas Ornaments – Add personalization; name, business.

Description

LAST CALL — These Wooden Angels May Be Discontinued Soon
Parents, teachers, and Sunday School leaders are grabbing these faster than we can cut them. If they disappear from the shop, they may not return this season.

Bring home the craft every “little angel” loves.

Why Kids (and Grown‑Ups) Can’t Get Enough
The Photo‑Face Craze:
The #1 trend this year. Cut out your child’s photo, glue it on the angel, and suddenly you’ve created the most cherished keepsake grandparents and teachers will ever receive.

Made for Little Hands:
Paint, glitter, markers, and googly eyes—these angels are the perfect size for kids to decorate with pride.

Create a Heavenly Mobile:
String several together to make a sweet winter mobile that twirls in the breeze.

Personalized Engraving Available:
Add names, dates, or special messages directly into the wood for a meaningful touch.

💰 Bulk Savings for Groups & Events
Perfect for classrooms, church groups, craft nights, and big family gatherings.

Quantity Perfect For… Pricing
Set of 5 Small family craft time —
Set of 10 Stocking stuffers & gifts 📉 Reduced
Set of 20 Sunday School & playgroups 📉 Bulk Savings
Set of 30 Classroom holiday parties 📉 Major Discount
Set of 50 Corporate events & large groups 📉 Best Value
📐 Technical Details
Size: 3.3 in × 2.88 in

Material: High‑quality 1/8″ unfinished wood

Finish: Laser‑cut edges, smooth and ready to paint

Uses: Ornaments, wreaths, mobiles, table numbers, rustic wedding décor, and more

Every angel is made to order in our studio with care and precision.

🎄 Bonus Story: “The Crafty Christmas Catastrophe.”
A little holiday rhyme from our village to yours…

In a village called Jthes4e, where snowflakes sparkled like glitter glue,
Lived Ned the squirrel and his craft‑making crew.
They stitched, glued, and painted—each gift a delight,
From blinking snowmen to wreaths that weren’t quite right.

One cheesy wreath made the reindeer cry,
And a glue‑gun kaboom sent crafts flying sky‑high.
The mayor declared it a “crafting crime,”
So Ned wrote apologies in glittery rhyme.

Now each year they celebrate with buttons and tape,
And a squirrel in a sweater that reads: “Craft Gifts Exist.”