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Buttercup

5/29/2020

©Kay Stephens

This lovely fairy was named by my little friend Lexa, 9, who believes in fairies. She held a buttercup under her chin, put the flower in my pocket and asked me to make a fairy and call her Buttercup.

©Kay Stephens

She's made with a birch bodice and bleached yellow tulip petals. Her sash is made with dried wildflowers and of course, adorned by a lone dried buttercup for a corsage.

©Kay Stephens

©Kay Stephens

The Queen's Handmaiden

5/29/2020

©Kay Stephens

Dwarfed by a forest of white stalked flora and purple wildflowers, The Queen's Handmaiden is dressed up and ready to serve on a hot spring morning.

©Kay Stephens

©Kay Stephens

This Wee Folk Fairy is made with white birch bodice and a sun bleached hydrangea skirt and adorned with a sash of dried wildflower.

©Kay Stephens

The Spring Maiden

5/29/2020

©Kay Stephens

May is when they come above ground and I found this one sunning near a fairy rath in a cemetery.

©Kay Stephens

Among carpets of purple, pink and white on a hot spring morning, the sounds of birds trilling nearby.

©Kay Stephens

This one was made with a bodice of white and red birch, a skirt of dried rose petals and hydrangea and adorned with a sash of spring wildflowers.