Amy Brown Signature Series Statuary
See your faerie art brought to life with these vibrant 3D statues. The Amy Brown Signature Series includes many of your favourite faeries – chose from wall plaques, garden ornaments, mini statues, regular statues or the incredibly detailed limited edition range. A new range is the electronically animated statue – with moving parts to really bring the faeries to life. There have been 75 statues already, with many already sold out or retired – but with prices to suit everyone it is still possible to add one to your collection.
Filed under Gifts & Collectables | Comment (0)Christmas Fairy Things to Make and Do
Following on from Christmas Fairy Cooking, is Christmas Fairy Things to Make and Do, also published by Usborne. Written by Rebecca Gilpin (who also wrote Fairy Cooking and Fairy Things to Make and Do), this seasonal activity book is filled with fun things to keep little fairies occupied over the Christmas holidays. Projects include sparkly wands and crowns, glitter star chains, Christmas tree fairies and a Fairy castle advent calendar. Each book also comes with 2 pages of glittery stickers to decorate your creations.
Buy Christmas Fairy Things to Make and Do from Amazon.co.uk
Filed under Books & Magazines | Comment (0)Faerie Jewellery from Peter Stone
With sparkling adornments for fingers and toes, ear lobes, necks and more besides, the array of faerie themed jewellery from Peter Stone is sure to tempt you. The ranges are based on some of the most popular contemporary fantasy artists, including Amy Brown, Jessica Galbreth, Jasmine Beckett-Griffith and Selina Fenech, plus faerie stars and other mystical motifs. Each sterling silver piece is finely detailed, some with added jewels or enamelling, making unique pieces of jewellery to be treasured.
Filed under Faeriewear | Comment (0)Wendy Froud DVD Released
If you have ever fancied having a go at making your own faerie dolls, but didn’t know where to start, fret no more as Gnomon Workshop has today released ‘Creating A Faery Figure’ featuring Wendy Froud. In this two-disk DVD, Wendy guides you through the process of creating a character of your own – from a visualisation to help you access your imaginative spark, through building an armature and sculpting the figure, right through to creating the costume and adding the finishing touches such as wings and hair. ‘Creating A Faery Figure’ is available through the Goblin Market.
Be sure to also pick up the current Realms of Fantasy magazine for more on Wendy and Brian Froud’s work. Wendy’s ‘Autumn’ doll is featured on the cover, and inside an article by Ari Berk gives the reader a glimpse of the lives of these enchanted artists.
Elf Magic Dolls
I have no idea where the association between Christmas-time and Elves began, but it is now firmly lodged in popular festive culture. Elf Magic is a site devoted to Christmas Elves, selling soft-bodied Elf dolls, ornaments, hair bows and other festive goodies. Simply select which Elf you wish to ‘adopt’, and he or she will be dispatched from the North Pole in a special elf-size Santa Sack to help your child experience the magic of Christmas.
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