Christmas Fairy

I'm so excited about these little Christmas fairy skirts.

 I only have a couple at the moment but if they sell well this weekend, I'll make more.

 The skirts are a pale pink tulle and they are filled with holly leaves and poinsettia flowers. I've also added some soft silver stars and a little jingle bell. Just perfect for a Christmas fairy.

I'm at the Michael Park Steiner School Fair tomorrow (Sat 6th November), 55 Amy Street, Ellerslie, 9.30am-3pm and at Devonport Craft Market on Sunday, 10-3, 32 Clarence Street. I'm really looking forward to it. Off to bed now. A very early start tomorrow!!

Get ready for some Adorable...

One of Eloise's ballet class friends wore her flower filled fairy skirt to class this morning.

Have you ever seen such cuteness?

Thank you so much to her Mummy who said it was okay for me to share these with you!

My Creative Space - Buttons and things

My Creative Space is sewing buttons on Robot T-shirts

Sewing flowers on fairy skirts

and button eyes on sock monkeys

And sometime today, I'm hoping to talk the small person into modelling some flower filled fairy skirts ready for my Felt shop.

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My Creative Space is definately girly

It's quite hard to avoid girliness in our house. We're going through the 4 year old pink stage. I'm not complaining. It's great having a willing model and prototype tester! I've been busy making flower filled fairy skirts this week.

This one went to a new home this morning. It's a birthday present for a 4 year old. The transaction had to be conducted with extreme secrecy as the flower filled fairy skirts the lady buys often don't make it out of the house as gifts because her daughter snaffles them. Very cute! 

 

I've got some new sparkle skirts too.

 They really are hard to photograph. You can just about make out the glitter in the skirt in the one above. It's part of the fabric and sparkles like you wouldn't believe.

The glitter skirts have Miss Eloise's approval.

She's testing this one out for me. So far she has left a trail of sparkles everywhere she has been. Apparently that's okay because that's what fairies do. The skirts may have to come with a glitter-distribution warning!

What do you think? Would you buy one dispite the glitter distribution? It's not that bad but glitter does get everywhere!

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My Creative Space

My Creative Space should be making a whole pile of flower filled fairy skirts after the lovely write up about them by Aimee on the Baby Bites website.

I've done all the cutting out, but the pile of tulle has been hijacked for fairy mountain purposes so the sewing is just going to have to wait until the fairies (and Dora) have moved on with their adventure.

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