Pink Ladies fairy dolls xx
Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month shines a spotlight on one of the most prevalent health concerns affecting women globally, I have waited many, many, many months to get this beautiful tartan CURAIDH from Great Scot and some wonderful fine cotton fabric which has such a lot of positive and meaningful words xx
£5.00 from every fairy doll sold in this collection will be sent as a donation to the Pink Ribbon Foundation xx
Queen of Ween xx
A queen sitting anywhere you like with crown in place and a most glorious fabric by the wonderful Riley Blake xx
Corn Dollies fairy dolls xx
Corn dollies or corn mothers are a form of straw work made as part of harvest customs of Europe before mechanisation xx
A little bit of Glam Witches xx
Our witches this year are very glam, they have a netting bodice, sheer sleeves with polka dots, sequins and flowers everywhere xx
Seersucker fairy dolls xx
Toadstools and Elves fairy dolls xx
Everything you may find as you explore the woods, the beautiful earth's flora and fauna xx
Nature Witches xx
Green witches, also known as nature witches, practice with a strong focus on the natural world. These women were often healers who used their knowledge of herbs to connect with the earth and its energies xx
Strawberry Picnic fairy dolls xx
We have a beautiful collection of Summer fairy dolls, Picnics, Strawberries, Bike Rides with gingham, polka dots and frills xx
A trip down memory lane .... Do you remember the song by Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood 1966 Strawberry Wine the first line was " Strawberries, cherries and an angel's kiss in spring " it just always makes me think of Summer, I also found a wonderful performance by The Corrs & Bono Live in Dublin on YouTube xx
Prairie flowers fairy dolls xx
Sitting Fairy Dolls xx
Secret Garden fairy dolls xx
Summer days fairy dolls xx
Swallow and Ferns and Summer Meadow
Mix it up fairy dolls xx
Beautiful retro fabric with mixers, kitchen scales, rolling pins, beaters, cooking spoons and bowls everything for a wonderful day baking your favorite treats xx
Twirling fairy dolls xx
When I was young I just loved a dress that you could twirl in, spinning around and around, and it was the same with my Niece many years later, this beautiful fabric is from the Tilda ( huge fan ) celebration collection for their 25 years anniversary xx
Corduroy Florals fairy dolls xx
Soft fine corduroy makes these beautiful dresses so soft to the touch xx
The Kitchen Garden fairy dolls xx
I found this wonderful fabric, a reminder of Kitchen Gardens large and small, and there was even a Nasturtium print, these flowers are companions to many many garden vegetables so the collection was complete, with a vintage tin flower brooch xx
Down on the Farm fairy dolls xx
I have before had fabric by Debbie Mumm and they always have a great Folk Art feel, so could not resist this one with tumbling farm animals for our Down on the Farm collection, hand painted boots and a sparkle Apple brooch complete the fairy dolls xx
Roses and Pearls fairy dolls xx
The fairy dolls are wearing Rose and Hubble fabric this Summer, dresses, stockings and bags, I love their fabrics they are beautiful to sew and always such a delicate print xx
All in Blue fairy dolls xx
These little fairy dolls make stunning use of timeless hues of blues & creams. Influenced by the designer's love of the Great British countryside they drew inspiration from the changing seasons, long walks in quiet lanes, in woods and over fields xx
Early summer fairy dolls xx
For a wonderful day out or a paddle along the beach these grorgeous padded trousers are just the thing with a bee along for the ride xx
English country fairy dolls xx
English Country fairy dolls, are inspired by memories of happy childhood days out visiting English country homes and gardens. Topiary trees, manor houses and 19th century elegantly dressed ladies from a bygone era mingle with peacocks and florals painted in a warm palette which gives a feeling of wistful nostalgia xx
Pretty pinafores fairy dolls xx
A little history ...
The pinafore was a type of apron that was pinned over the dress and easily removed for washing. Buttons were frequently damaged by lye soap, which was one reason why dresses were not laundered very often xx
Lavender fairy dolls xx
The name Gingham can be traced back to the Malay word genggang meaning separate, or striped. Gingham first appeared in England via the Dutch in the 17th Century. Originally it was a woven striped fabric but in the mid-18th century production in Manchester changed to the now recognisable checked design we have today xx
Daisy chain fairy dolls xx
Floral song fairy dolls xx
Grandma's Quilt fairy dolls xx
Time in the garden fairy dolls xx
Afternoon tea fairy dolls xx
Woodland tales fairy dolls xx
This beautifully delicate fabric is a wonder to behold, and the creatures, fairy's and pixies are a joy, everything you would of course find in a woodland xx
Valentine fun fairy dolls xx
Spring time fairy dolls xx
Flowers in words fairy dolls xx
Silk Road fairy dolls xx
What fabrics were traded on the Silk Road?
You could not assume that only silks were traded, or that silks were the most important of all exchanged goods. Since the late 19th century, archaeologists have unearthed textile fragments made of other fibers such as wool, cotton, and hemp from sites around the Taklamakan Desert in Central Asia xx
Woods and S'mores fairy dolls xx
Floral delights fairy dolls xx
Squirrel and Hares fairy dolls xx
Slow stroll fairy dolls xx
Slow stroll fabric, it all started with a countryside walk to slowly soak it all in. The long, warm days were just starting to give way to earlier sunsets, warmer hues, and that familiar golden glow that sets in around us.
Slow Stroll gathers the last of the season’s blooms, skips along and picks up acorns along the way– celebrating the change of seasons, and the beauty of slowing down xx
Halloween Whimsy witches xx
This years happy witches are very colourful, Pumpkin Orange a Dark Lime green and Parchment with wonderful stripey stockings, gorgeous pointy hats with felt handmade roses , autumn leaves and hand painted boots xx
Dog rose fairy dolls xx
Wonderful colours and a special glass flower brooch and of course the beautiful dog rose print make these little fairy dolls sparkle xx
Flower fairy dolls xx
Flower Fairies books are the product of English illustrator Cicely Mary Barker. Unable to go to school as a child because of her epilepsy, she was home-schooled and spent much of her time drawing and painting. Her artwork was influenced by illustrator Kate Greenaway Wikipedia
The Flower farm sitting fairy dolls xx
A day at the beach fairy dolls xx
On the Prom fairy dolls xx
Queen Bee fairy dolls xx
Forgotten Memories fairy dolls xx
Forgotten Memories fabric, gorgeous ginghams contrast beautifully with delightful doodles of dots, roses and happy thoughts in this retro inspired collection xx
Strawberry Thief fairy dolls xx
Strawberry Thief, from Liberty Fabrics. The Strawberry Thief was designed by William Morris in 1883. Liberty first produced it as a furnishing fabric in 1979, it was later redrawn on a smaller scale in 1955 for the classic tana lawn collection xx
Majolica Florals fairy dolls xx
This collection is inspired by Victorian tile making with the use of florals and geometric designs xx
Beautiful Day fairy dolls xx
A Beautiful Day, Wild rose dresses in sumptuous colours and ticker tape stockings xx
Homeland fairy dolls xx
Home is where the heart is, and perhaps never more so than now, for many of us, family and friends are all welcome xx
Country fair fairy dolls xx
Country Fair, lots of stalls and beautiful handmade items, jams, cakes, quilts, patchworks and blooms xx
Garden Day fairy dolls xx
A Day in the garden and floral trackers piled high with blooms, what could be more fun. A washing line a cat or two, a good book, a deck chair and flowers everywhere xx
Scotties and tartan fairy dolls xx
Our Scottie and Tartan fairy dolls are so gorgeous with a very special brooch and a cosy hat xx
Kings Coronation fairy dolls x
1953 vs 2023 – what some of the Coronation differences will be
For those who remember the Queen’s Coronation in 1953, the service to crown King Charles III will contain some notable differences.
Buckingham Palace has said that while the Coronation will be rooted in long-standing traditions and pageantry, it will also reflect the monarch’s role today and into the future.
The King’s Coronation will be limited to 2,000 guests to accommodate health and safety restrictions, in contrast to the 8,000 dignitaries from 129 nations who squeezed into Westminster Abbey in 1953.
An estimated 27 million people in the UK watched the 1953 ceremony on black and white television, with 11 million tuning in on the radio. But King Charles’s Coronation will also be seen across the globe on mobile phones, computers and other handheld devices, with an audience of millions more.
The ceremony itself is expected to be shorter than the late Queen’s, running to around two hours rather than three, and of the Dukes only Prince William, as Prince of Wales, is expected to carry out the traditional gesture of kneeling and swearing allegiance to the King.
King Charles is reportedly preparing to swap the stockings and breeches worn at coronations by his male predecessors for a military uniform xx
Beautiful machine embroidery by https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ButterflySistersjs
Celtic fairy dolls xx
The tree spirits sometimes signifying an entrance to another world such as tree nymphs and the Celtic unicorn reminds us of the rich heritage passed down to us from ancient times.The magic of the Highlands, islands and deep forests come together in this stunning Celtic Fabric collection created by Lewis & Irene. The designers have used a touch of metallic to really bring out the spiritual majesty xx
Hares and flowers fairy dolls xx
Calling to mind an English country lane in springtime where everything is bursting into colourful life. Watching Hares playing and boxing over the fields in the distance... xx
Stitchy birds fairy dolls xx
Stitchy Birds by Teresa Kogut for Riley Blake Designs is great, this print features birds, flowers, houses, cross-stitched text, scissors, beehives, and more xx
Year of the Rabbit fairy dolls xx
What could be better to celebrate the " Year of the Rabbit " than this beautiful fabric featuring a very special rabbit and flowers xx
Bluebells and Forget me not fairy dolls xx
Two of my favorite spring flowers and so delicate, and such a joy xx
Tulips and checks fairy dolls xx
Tulips are such an adaptable joyful flower at this time of year soft colours, bright colours and all shapes and sizes xx
Love fairy dolls xx
Love is all you need ....... and kindness ! our new collections are all about, love for each other, love for nature and love for our Woodlands xx
Hedgerow fairy dolls xx
Our Hedgerow is such an important part of our country side, I could not resist this beautiful fabric and a cosy coat on crisp winter days xx
Effies woods fairy dolls xx
Moda’s Effie's Woods fabric is filled with kind, clever, curious animals, as well as ferns, mushrooms, and berries, for our cherished nature and each other xx
Chocolate and Creme fairy dolls xx
In hand knitted dresses with a frill and matching jacket, polka dot stockings, and a very special heart charm, "she leaves a little sparkle wherever she goes " xx
Pamper shopping fairy dolls xx
There is nothing like a girls day out, visiting your favorite shops and having a coffee or lunch with a glass of something, a real treat xx
Allotment days fairy dolls xx
Allotment tales xx
The origin of the modern allotment began back in the 1600s, known as the enclosures. Over the next 100 years new hedges were planted to divide the fields, changing the landscape forever. Throughout this period of enclosure there were various movements to try and provide ground for people to grow what they could. As early as 1649 a group that called themselves the ‘Diggers Movement’ were protesting for the ‘right to dig’ for all. The ‘Diggers’ efforts were quickly dispersed by the government; however the idea of a ‘right to dig’ is still very much
alive today xx
Autumn berries fairy dolls xx
What berries are in autumn?
To get maximum mileage for both songbirds and yourself, here are some Autumn berries you should consider.
• Winterberry. (Ilex verticillata)
• Serviceberry. (Amelanchier canadensis)
• Chokeberry. (Aronia arbutifolia 'Brilliantissima')
• Crabapples
• Red-twig dogwood
• Viburnum
• Beautyberry
• Elderberry
... and wonderful colour xx
Lady in the Moon fairy dolls xx
Interesting, gardening by the Moon xx
After the full moon, the moonlight decreases, putting energy into the plant roots. At this time, the above ground leaf growth slows down. So this becomes a favourable time to plant your root crops and bulbs, because of the active root growth.Then the cycle starts again. The amount of moonlight at different times also influences the growth of plants. As the moonlight increases (new moon and second quarter), this stimulates leaf growth. In a nutshell, people who garden by the phases of the moon believe that its gravitational pull on the earth’s water (i.e. tides), has a bearing on plant growth xx
Witches in the Pink xx
" When Witches go riding and Black cats are seen
The Moon Laughs and Whispers
'Tis near Halloween "
Our Witches this year are dressed in pink and orange, with beautiful Harris Tweed hats, Vintage lace wraps and sparkle cardigans, some with lace. A special card and tin black cat xx
Vintage simplicity fairy dolls xx
In the post war period, Paris fashion decreed the so called “New Look” and my grandmother would make my mother glamorous dresses from the latest patterns. A spinoff of Vogue Magazine's weekly pattern feature Vogue Pattern Service began in 1899. In 1909 Condé Nast bought Vogue, resulting in the formation of the Vogue Pattern Company in 1914. xx
Festival fun fairy dolls xx
A little Festival insight....
The birth of music festivals in Ancient Greece (6th century BC) The Pythian Games in Delphi, Ancient Greece, are perhaps the earliest example of festivals involving music. The first recorded festival in the UK was the Workington Musical Festival in Cumbria which is still a Federation festival member to this day. It was originally organised by William Griffiths of Aberavon who had purchased a tinplate works near Workington in 1869 xx
Pamper handbag fairy dolls xx
How many of us has experimented with make up (from a very young age) and tried on mum or sisters shoes, and borrowed the perfect handbag ?? xx
Summer Melons and Ladybirds fairy dolls xx
Nothing evokes the feeling of summer like a gorgeous juicy Melon, and here with our new fairy dolls is so much colour and not to forget the delightful wooden Ladybirds, we even have little melon charms xx
Strawberry with hearts fairy dolls xx
Gorgeous fabric, strawberries on Pink Gingham from Farmgirls Unite (what a fantastic name) with hearts and matching stockings are so beautiful and each fairy dolls has a vintage brooch xx
Garden Party fairy dolls xx
A Garden party collection of fabulous florals that include some of our favourite flowers; peonies, hydrangea and dahlias xx
Majesty fairy dolls xx
The Queen always seen with the royal corgis or in a gorgeous carriage at BIG events xx
Jubilee fairy dolls xx
Celebrate the longest serving monarch in British history as our Queen reaches her Platinum Jubilee Hip Hip Hooray ! xx
Strawberry cake fairy dolls xx
Now nothing says garden party and street party celebrations like cake and bubbles, our little fairy dolls in pale pink icing colours and cream cotton lace xx
Tortoise and the Hare story fairy dolls xx
Our little fairy dolls have the most beautiful hand printed fabric telling the tale of the Tortoise and the Hare and of course the Finish line XX
"The Tortoise and the Hare" is one of Aesop's Fables The account of a race between unequal partners. The fable itself is a variant of a common folktale theme in which ingenuity and trickery (rather than doggedness) are employed to overcome a stronger opponent xx
The story concerns a Hare who ridicules a slow-moving Tortoise. Tired of the Hare's arrogant behaviour, the Tortoise challenges him to a race.The hare soon leaves the tortoise behind and, confident of winning, takes a nap midway through the race. When the Hare awakes, however, he finds that his competitor, crawling slowly but steadily, has arrived before him xx
Paper dolls fairy dolls xx
I came across this beautiful fabric and was immediately transported to my childhood, my Mum used to always buy me a book of paper dolls and I loved to cut them out and dress them up, hours of fun, my fairy dolls have lovely pink dresses and a special hand knitted hat xx
New paper dolls from publishers like B. Shackman, Paper Studio Press and Dover may not seem very collectible now, but even within the last 20 years, some have greatly increased in value. Those that have been discontinued or had small production runs are likely to be more valuable because of their comparative scarcity.
Today, they have become highly sought-after collectibles, especially as vintage paper dolls become rarer due to the limited lifespan of paper objects. Paper dolls are still being created today xx Wikipedia
Dandelion Clock fairy dolls xx
Dandelion clocks nodding their heads in the breeze. Tiny wings flutter and sparkle in the sun. How many puffs to tell the time?
The great abundance of Dandelions is testimony to the effectiveness of the dispersal mechanism. The seed -head is known as a 'clock' because, in the past, children blew at the fluffy head and imagined they were telling the time by counting how many puffs it took to blow all the fruits away xx
Spring fairy dolls xx
Our Spring fairy dolls this year are truly in spring colours, gingham and polka dots and a very special Liberty fabric handmade bag ...... for maybe flowers, chocolates and a good book, handmade crochet flowers and bows, and very floral names xx
Valentine cupid and hearts fairy dolls xx
Some interesting tales of Valentines ........
While the custom of sending cards, flowers, chocolates and other gifts originated in the UK, Valentine's Day still remains connected with various regional customs in England. In Norfolk, a character called 'Jack' Valentine knocks on the rear door of houses leaving sweets and presents for children.
In Slovenia, Saint Valentine or Zdravko was one of the saints of spring, the saint of good health and the patron of beekeepers and pilgrims. A proverb says that "Saint Valentine brings the keys of roots". Plants and flowers start to grow on this day. It has been celebrated as the day when the first work in the vineyards and in the fields commences xx Wikipedia
Windy Days fairy dolls xx
Inspired by the windy days of autumn, when leaves twirl while the wind catches your umbrella and blows your hat off. I love these kind of days and the girls have Harris tweed coats and hand painted boots to keep out the chills xx
Seaside pocket fairies xx
I have made NEW pocket fairies for the Summer, Mermaids, sand castles and beach huts. These little pocket fairies are a keepsake and something special to have with you .......and a lovely customer said "sometimes you need a little something with you to keep you brave" no matter what your age. I have not added names to these little fairies as they need to have a name you would choose xxx
Beach Belles fairy dolls xx
A sundress, or summer dress is an informal or casual dress intended to be worn in warm weather, typically in a lightweight fabric, most commonly cotton, and usually loose-fitting. It is commonly a bodice style, sleeveless dress, typically with a wide neckline and thin shoulder straps, and may be backless. A sundress is typically worn without a layering top, to catch a tan. While the word "sundress" was first used in the early 1940s, they really came into vogue in the 1950s, and were especially popularized by Lilly Pulitzer in the 1960s. Wikipedia
Halloween pocket fairies xx
.... with coloured wings and cross stitch hair xx These little pocket fairies are a keepsake and something special to have with you, and as a lovely customer said "sometimes you need a little something with you to keep you brave" no matter what your age. I have not added names to these little fairies as they need to have a name you would choose xxx
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Floral and Sparkle Witches xx
What a fantastic combination Roses, Sparkle, Net for twirling, Moons and Stars just the way to light up Halloween, and of course pointy hats everywhere, there are little Witches on a broom, a black cat and hand painted boots, black pumpkin and tiny skull necklaces, everything you need for a night out xx
A Midsummer night's dream fairy dolls xx
A Midsummer Night's Dream is a comedy written by William Shakespeare c. 1595 or 1596. The play is set in Athens, and consists of several subplots that revolve around the marriage of Theseus and Hippolyta. One subplot follows a group of six amateur actors rehearsing the play which they are to perform before the wedding. They find themselves in a forest inhabited by fairies .... xx
from Wikipedia
Sunflower fairy dolls xx
Rose & Hubble Sunflower fabric with beautiful flower heads in pinks and blues, yellows and soft browns, a very cosy shawl (Harris Tweed and checks) with a rusty safety pin fastener and snug hats to keep warm against those winter winds xx
Orchard fairy dolls xx
An Autumnal collection of Lewis and Irene fabrics inspired by fruit trees in the last of the summer sun. Featuring trees, fruits and a busy squirrel collecting supplies for the months ahead, The girls have beautiful Harris Tweed (with label) wraps with a leaf fastener as it starts to get a little chilly and very cosy hats xx
Grandma's garden fairy dolls xx
Childhood memories, playing on freshly cut grass and a daisy chain or two, climbing trees, and flowers that would look much smaller now, I remember both my Grandmother and Mum both just loved their gardens no matter how small xx
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please add it in the information box at check out xx
