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Alluring, alien, soft and beautiful. Otherworldy. Would have fit right in on Pandora.
Gaze into the Columbine, and feel peacefulness flow over you.
I call these the Faerie-dust petticoats. They comein Turquoise and Fuchsia. The tulle is covered in sparkly metallic dots.
"We call them faerie. We don't believe in them. Our loss." -- Charles de Lint
Walking through some wooded trails revealed multiple swarms of gnats that look remarkably like tiny fairies! It took several dozen tries to land the focusing and timing right to soot this moving mass of dots.
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That epic year of mushrooms began with us spotting this faerie ring of mushrooms on one of the main roads going through my town.
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We went for a 1.5-hr walk around the neighbourhood yesterday morning and Makayla fell asleep in her stroller. That faerie dust making Makayla sleep is actually an overlayed layer of pink fiberglass insulation(among other Photoshop gimmickry), believe it or not...
And speaking of sleeping, Lukas slept from 9pm to 5:15am last night - a total of 9 hours between feedings. You rock my little man!
Cochineal dyed silk velvet ribbon, beaded with glass beads 11/0 the painted and inked vintage seam binding.
Fuugalina (Flora), Fidelina (Fauna) & Silmë (Merry/Faerieweather)
~9cm Tiny Firefly Faeries, fair skin, Glow-in-the-Dark purple
~Filia Moon as Cinderella
~Fae Outfits by Lin Murasaki Design
Faeries come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Here are some of the smallest faeries that were at the festival.
Faeries play on a pale lavender microglitter base with floral detailing.
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Geeeeezzz Laweeez ... now I'm hooked on flares!! What next, LOL?
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Jewel, in her off time, likes to pretend she can read books while wearing funny human over eyes.
Myself and these lovely two girls have been working hard for several years to get to the point we're at now with our costumes and characters. But the most rewarding part, and my personal favorite, is the sisterhood we have formed and now share.
We were honored to be special guests of the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival this 2010 season. These pictures just showcase that the silliness never stops with us three.