Upside-down honeycomb bells become bodies for bald eagles, and looped wings and a drawn head give this flier flourish. 

Tools and Materials

• Heavyweight paper
• Westminster bells, 9 inches, by Party Cheap
• Scissors
• Spray adhesive
• Double-sided tape
• Hot glue and hot-glue gun
• Twine or monofilament

How-To 
1. Choose the blue or red eagle clip art, and print -- both sides of the head and 2 copies of each wing -- onto heavyweight paper. 

Set your printer's margins to zero (or as narrow as possible). For a 9-inch bell, choose the small eagle clip art. Print the wing pieces (2 per sheet) twice, and head pieces (2 per sheet) once. For an 11-inch bell, choose the medium eagle clip art. Print each wing piece (1 per sheet) twice and each head piece (1 per sheet) once.

Cut out pieces; using spray adhesive, glue heads and wings in pairs, back to back, to make double-sided. 

2. Open bell, and secure it with double-sided tape. Attach 1 wing with hot glue, pressing the tabs between layers of tissue, below. Repeat with second wing. Hot-glue the head in place, pressing it into the layers of tissue at the rounded center of the bell. 

3. Punch a small hole in top of head, and hang with twine or monofilament.

Blue Clip Art
Medium Head 1
Medium Wing 1
Medium Head 2
Medium Wing 2
Small Head
Small Wing

Red Clip Art
Medium Head 1
Medium Wing 1
Medium Head 2
Medium Wing 2
Small Head
Small Wing