A Faery Kiss to Welcome You!

Welcome to Faery Dust...my little blog about all things fairy. Here I will collect fairy folklore, interesting links, and my own ramblings about fairy decks. I am excited about my new series of stories called The Rhiannon Academy of Fairies, which is free on my author blog. I hope you will check them out. So enter my Fairy-realm, relax a bit and sip some Fairy Tea, and may all your dreams and wishes come true!



Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Holiday Faery Finds


More holiday faery fun!  This cute idea of captured faeries takes on a holiday flair over at Cathie Filian.

 
A super cute faery Christmas card at CraftyCat 957
 
 
Another card from Seongsook's Creations.
 
 

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Woodland and Christmas Faery Lights

 
What I am discovering as I blog here at Faery Dust is that finding Christmas faery stuff (or just faery in general)  is REALLY hard. I made a note to myself to try developing some things during 2015 to blog about and ideas that other faery lovers can use since this is an area of shortage. LOL
 
So I was super excited to find this fairy light art over at Making Lemonade.  So cute and wintery.
 
And how about these faery lights that are decorated using scraps of ribbon and material...they look so sweet on the mantle.
 
 
You can find the "how tos" over at Joli Paquet.
 
I'll keep searching and as I find more faery things I'll be sharing them here at Faery Dust.  
 
 
 
 
 

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Glowing Faeries in a Jar

So I've been seeing and reading all the faeries in a jar posts made with glow sticks and decided to do a bit of reading. Of course some have been photo shopped and your real experience may not be quite a Faery-lishus as they make it seem. But here's a picture of one someone actually made and it still seems pretty cute.  Also one post mentioned putting some white tulle in the jar for the glow stick liquid to cling to so it looks more "floaty" like.

                                                                Image from: JATW

Here's the one that uses the tulle. It's at: The Gold Jellybean


I still think it would be fun to try and some of the results, while not as awesome as the photo shopped versions, are still pretty cute.  I wonder if you added some green and/or red food coloring you could get them to glow Christmas-t for Christmas faeries?