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In a time where faeries still roamed the Earth, one man erected a trap to have a faerie of his very own. Unfortunately, this man had forgotten where he placed his trap, and the tightly bound rotted remains of the faerie are still present today.
This is a orton. I didn't want the water to be blurred, I liked the stones. I also didn't want to save it and reopen so I could use the history, if I didn't save, I'd have removed the curves etc. So I used a 4th layer and was messing around with the rock wall and hit on linear burn...it gave it a fairy looking feel I think
Seen at the Texas Renaissance Festival, held each October and November in the piney woods near Magnolia, Texas.
I have two pair of faerie earrings and I secretly suspect that when my jewelry box is closed they play with the necklaces and dance to the music box chimes. I wish just once I could catch them and join in the fun.
Outfit > Violet Fern :: www.violetfern.org/
Face-up > Illness Illusion :: www.illness-illusion.com/
Doll > Dream of Doll :: dreamofdoll.com/
I had a very special new addition to my tiny resin family arrive yesterday. Isn't she beautiful!
I've had a love affair with this girl since I discovered BJDs, and I couldn't believe my luck when I had the opportunity to adopt her recently.
She is my little faerie, she tells me she is most comfortable in amongst the flowers and the woodlands, but she is happy to be here all the same. I shall have to see what I can do to make her feel at home here.
She hasn't yet whispered her name to me. I think that will come when she truely feels at home, so we shall wait...
Thank you so much Emilie for letting me adopt her! She is just wonderful :)
Holly Faerie is a OOAK beaded art doll. She is bal-jointed and has 13 points of articulation. She is made of Japanese glass seed beads, organic cotton thread & fiber fill, ahimsa silk thread, and Swarovski pearls. She is about 9 inches tall. There is a lot of interesting lore about the holly plant, I posted a little about that on my website, if anyone wants to read it, here is the link: faeriedustdolls.wordpress.com/2015/08/17/holly-faerie/
Who knew? Seems everyone is wearing them these days. I suppose they make the clumsy learning-to-fly, kid faerie landings a bit cushier.
Faerie Queen Barbie.
Legends of Ireland collection.
Released in 2004. 2nd in series.
This doll was designed by Anna Choi.
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***Doll uses the Mackie face mold***
Mackie Face Mold (Group): www.flickr.com/groups/14827496@N20/
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