This pattern in UK & US terms is now available to buy on Ravelry – for £2 – http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/angel-bookmark-decoration
If made in #10 crochet cotton angel is about four inches high. In goldfingering it is about six inches high. 
It can be used as a bookmark, perhaps with a cord and tassel or else as a tree decoration or even made into bunting.
I made it as a bookmark to give as a Christmas card. 
I made them in all sorts of colours. 
Even in #20 thread 
NOTE
The pattern includes bothe UK and US versions.
Rainbow Junkie 
Beautiful! thanks for NOT mentioned the ‘C’ word!!!! Would make a lovely Christening present too – I have given all my grandchildren angels at their Christenings – Granny’s Angels being there with them when I can’t be. xxx
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Thank you! I have heard of people giving angels and did think it would work for that too.
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Hi – Many thanks for the pattern – I was going to ask about it but thought that there may be a reason you were not putting it on the blog. I will certainly be making these.xxx
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That’s fine. Takes me a bit of time to write up the pattern clearly and check it by making one.
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Thank you for sharing with us. I know of several on my C list who would love this.
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Glad it’s useful! 🙂
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These are really lovely 😊 thanks so much for sharing
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I like sharing!
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Absolutely 🙂
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these are so cute thank yo very much for the pattern
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Glad you like it. I should of said for people to say if there any mistakes!
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I think they are utterly charming. I am almost tempted to have a go but its years since I crocheted anything so dainty. I like the idea of Grandmothers angel!
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🙂 I don’t find crocheting with crochet cotton is much harder than with yarn as long as you have a good light!
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totally loving this pattern.. 😀 so pretty.
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Glad you like!
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Thanks for sharing the pattern. I try to make a few new hand made ornaments every year, and even though I’m still in summer mode, I know that time of year will be upon us quickly.
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Glad to find people are interested in the pattern. Thank you for your comment.
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Thank you for posting the pattern, always wanted to try to crochet angels. This is a good way to give it a try and it will make great stocking stuffers. Thanks.
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Hope it’s easy to follow.
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[…] Today I had a lovely surprise. The postman came and he delivered the angel I won in a Giveaway from Rainbow Junkie […]
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Thank you so much for this beautiful angel pattern! The holidays are going to be especially difficult for my friend who recently lost her 10 year old son to cancer. I know this won’t take that pain away, but I wanted to make something for her to let her know that my thoughts and prayers are with her. Anyway, this is perfect. Thank you. – Maria
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So glad you liked it and pleased that it might help to bring comfort to your friend.
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If I’d have known about it I would have begged for the pattern. Love it thank you
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Glad you like it. It is always nice to know that my patterns are appreciated!
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Great pattern and easy to follow, very many thanks, going to stockpile for Christmas presents for my family, I have stiffened them with PVA glue and they will make nice Christmas tree decorations too! x
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Good to hear that people like the pattern. PVA glue should make them nice and stiff for decorations!
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Thank you for accepting me on here,I have used a sugar/water & also a cornstarch/ water solutions then if you have to wash to clean them you can, but then again it all depends what you are using them for, I think I will try about # 30 weight cotton & go from there as to size, but not wanting it very big to put on a corner of an afgan.
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Good Luck!
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I have made an afgan for a sister-in-law,who is quite ill,I have considered putting something on a corner like this angel,how large approx. is this angel,I love it
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If you look at the bottom photgraph you will see that made in #10 thread it is about 4 inches high but made in Twilley’s Goldfingering it is almost 6 inches. Made in a heavier yarn it would be even larger. So it depends on the yarn you use and also to a certain extent the hook you choose. Maybe you could make a small part of a wing in the yarn you want to use and then scale appropriately since four rows of the wing is about an inch in thread and so is about a quarter of the height of the whole thing.
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Beautiful angel! I LOVE it!! I’m anxious to make some and hope to share them with friends and family. Thanks SO much for sharing your pattern!
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Glad you like it. Any problems understanding it just let me know.
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Thanks for sharing. Just found your angel. I plan to make a few of these to go in special cards for birthdays and Christmas. And some extras for myself.
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Glad you like it. Any problems with the pattern just ask!
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I would like to get the pattern for an angel tree. I go to church at an Air Force Base and we support a nursing home at Christmas. Each angel has a resident name and what clothing item they would like plus size. Requests are filled by parishioners.
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Sounds like a lovely idea.
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