Family and friends and the time
We spend together…..
Of a tiny sister
Love
May you all have the Merriest of holidays
And find peace and happiness in the New Year…
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(slipper from Theresa of t martin journal )
each one as beautiful as the one before....

each carrying a tiny gift

When the last slipper arrived
I put some greenery up and added some tiny stars. One by one the fairy slippers danced to its place.
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by Hildegard Gunzel

Fairy Mother with Baby
by Judith and Lucia Friedericy
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A cardboard stationery box found at a tag sale is perfect
for this this little one.

That’s better, the book style is just right.
What I really love about this box is that a drawer is underneath, which is suitable for tiny treasures. The outside will be covered with pretty paper and the inside with silk.

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Each shoe came to my cobbler’s bench and was designed one at time.
I decided to use the image as my slipper’s sole and used antique and vintage laces for the top part as well as vintage candy lace paper, vintage buttons and gold Dresden paper.
For the gift I make flower lace pins that have a gold leaf or star on them, I also added a holiday wish in a
gold fairy cone.
The slippers also have a slot to string a ribbon through so that a garland can be made.
I keep one shipper and send off the other four to my swap
partners. I cannot wait to get my four and put my garland together….

I loved doing these slippers and often would think of Nancy of fete et fleur the famous cobbler to the queens. I remember one post she did about editing her design. I kept this in mind as I worked away and would ask myself do I need more, do I need less…
I hope I have time to make a few more of these for Christmas ...I think they would be nice on a gold wrapped gift....
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Making tags.....
I have pretty pink metallic Christmas paper that I will use with this double
gift tag. The dyed tags are from
magic moonlight studio and the matchbox template is from here …
The top matchbox will hold a tiny token, the second matchbox with hold a Christmas wish.
Each double tag is made using 4 dyed tags. I glued two tags together for strength for the top tag and used a second tag to cover the raw edges of the lace on the back of the bottom tag. I also removed the inside paper reinforcements around the holes so that the tags will glue together flatter...
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