


I first saw these on Belinda Spiwak's blog when she spoke about writing a "how to" article for Art Chix Studios. I believe the originator is a girl from Spain. She has a blog an a Flickr site under the name Nenufar Blanco. I think you will find all three very inspiring.
So grab a few images and your button bag jar and go make some fairies. I think they are really cute to put magnets on the back and use as refrigerator magnets. Or you could use them in your studio on a board there to help display your favorite art work or "to do lists".
3 comments:
Love your button fairies (and all of your artwork). These little creations can really be addictive....I guess that's true for so much of mixed media and altered art!
I just love your button fairies. I can't wait to try some of my own. They are so sweet. Beth
I'm inspired! I have to make some. Thank you for the additional information about these. As I'm scrolling through your blog, I'm struck by how eclectic your style is. I can relate as I too play with a variety of styles in my work. I really love your work and will be back often to see what you are up to.
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