Gothic Fairy Paper Dolls
For those of you who like their flower fairies a little more edgy, you might enjoy these paper dolls. Based on more poisonous plant life like Aconite, Wormwood and Hemlock the fairies have a distinctive gothic look. You can play online with flash based dolls or download sheets to print and cut out as with traditional paper dolls. There are also black and white versions available if you want to colour your own, and with 11 different designs available it should keep you entertained for hours!
Filed under Crafts | Comment (0)On Gossamer Wings
A good pair of wings is something every Faerie should own, and On Gossamer Wings can provide you with the perfect pair, whatever your requirements. The smallest sizes are suitable for babies and toddlers, or for bigger faeries looking for an everyday set of wings while the deluxe are perfect for special occasions like weddings or faestivals. Also available are the most adorable ladybird and bumblebee wings, as well as bat/dragon designs. The fabric is hand dyed so you can match and outfit and each pair is customisable to match your tastes. Prices start at just $20 for the Teeny Tiny size.
Filed under Faeriewear | Comment (0)Medieval and Fairy Market In Brittany
Starting on Thursday 17th and running until August 20th the city of Paimpol (Côtes d’Armor – Brittany) is playing host to a medieval and fairy market. As well as the sights and sounds of Medieval life, including armourers, food, music, crafts and antiques, there will be an emphasis on Fairy and Fairytales with art and storytellers. Brittany is a region known for it’s rich folklore and is steeped in myth and legend.
Filed under Events | Comment (0)Silvanelle – Mythic Worlds & Mysterious Ladies
Viona Ielegems is a talented young photographer from Belgium who creates haunting images of gothic princesses and mysterious maidens. Silvanelle is an exhibition of her work exploring the themes of Otherworlds and elfin enchantresses to be held at Gallerie Lucien Scheitzer (Luxembourg) on Saturday August 26th. This private view will also have live Celtic music and feature costumed Ladies to create a mythic feel.
Filed under Art & Illustration | Comment (0)Fairy Bread by Robert Louis Stevenson
Come up here, O dusty feet!
Here is fairy bread to eat.
Here in my retiring room,
Children, you may dine
On the golden smell of broom
And the shade of pine;
And when you have eaten well,
Fairy stories hear and tell.
Filed under Poetry & Prose | Comment (0)Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894)
from A Child’s Garden of Verses
