Christmas Collections xx
Christmas sitting fairy dolls
for a shelf or on top of lots of lovely Christmas books and boxes xx
Christmas Fairy dolls
.... at the North Pole, our little Christmas fairy dolls are full of good cheer and fun with maps of Santa's village, his house, workshop and reindeer stables. I, as always could not resist this beautiful Lewis and Irene fabric, there are even excited Elf foot pints on some of the dresses and the North Pole compass xx
Christmas Pocket fairies xx
I have made NEW pocket fairies for Christmas lots of fun. These little pocket fairies are a keepsake and something special to have in the strange times we find ourselves, 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
Door handle Angels xx
I have made these little Angels to hang on a door handle, peg or just to pop on a shelf, they have musical note tea dyed wings a star anise crown and string hair with linen thread hanger. I have not added names to these little Angel fairies as they need to have a name you would choose xxx
height 12cms ...4.5 inches
Nutcracker Christmas Fairy dolls Sitters
The Nutcracker and the Mouse King" is a story written in 1816, in which young Marie Stahlbaum's favorite Christmas toy the Nutcracker, comes alive and, after defeating the evil Mouse King in battle, he whisks her away to a magical kingdom populated by dolls.
These dear little fairy dolls look magical sitting on shelf or on books, just taking in the festive season xx
Getting ready for Christmas fairy dolls
With parcels ready and cards all done these girls are off making sure they are in time for Christmas, based on 1950’s dresses these girls have pearl necklaces and bracelets, with rusty tin heart wings xx
Mrs Claus sitting checking the lists
Mrs. Claus is having a hot cup of chocolate and a lovely buttery cookie, just freshly baked xxx
12 days of Christmas fairy dolls fa la la la ! xx
The earliest known version of the lyrics of 12 Days of Christmas was published in London under the title "The Twelve Days of Christmas sung at King Pepin's Ball", as part of a 1780 children's book, Mirth without Mischief.[5] Subsequent versions have shown considerable variations xx
Mrs Claus from the North pole
Mrs Claus is very busy this time of year, organising Elves and some Christmas fairies, she has her own helpers for list reading, baking duties and everything else to get Mr Claus ready for the big day xxx
Mr Claus getting ready xx
Mr and Mrs Claus are especially busy this year, as they have needed to use the internet much more to help get ready for Christmas xx
Mrs Claus is very busy xx
.... there is such a lot to do
