Flower Fairies to Cut Out and Collage - by Publishing (Paperback)

About the Book

Book Synopsis

Bring the magic of the Flower Fairies to life - with scissors, glue, and your imagination!

The beloved Flower Fairies by Cicely Mary Barker can be cut out and collaged, letting a whole new generation of creatives play, decorate, and design with these enchanting vintage illustrations. Cut-Out and Collage Flower Fairies is a unique and beautifully presented papercrafting book that invites you to step into the magical world of the Flower Fairies - this time, with a creative twist.

Discover full-page fairy illustrations alongside individual cut-out elements, ready to be transformed into stunning cards, journals, scrapbooks, and artworks. Each fairy is presented in multiples, so you can cut, create, and craft without hesitation.

• Hundreds of Cut-Out Pieces: Includes full Flower Fairy illustrations and isolated design elements - wings, florals, and fairies - for limitless creative options.
• Brand New Crafting Edition: The only official book that allows crafters to cut into Flower Fairies illustrations with permission and joy.
• Celebrate a Classic: Reconnect with the timeless elegance of Cicely Mary Barker's artwork, now accessible for scrapbooking, collaging, journaling, and more.
• Perfect for Gifting: A dream for lovers of fairies, papercraft, nostalgia, and botanical beauty - released just in time for International Fairy Day (June 24).
• Charming Heritage Appeal: These original 1920s fairies have a and classic charm that captivates all ages.

Whether you're revisiting a beloved childhood memory or discovering the fairies for the first time, this book offers a magical hands-on experience for anyone who believes in a little fairy dust.

Get your scissors ready - your fairy crafting adventure starts here.

About the Author

Since their first publication in 1923, Cicely Mary Barker's Flower Fairies have enchanted both adults and children alike around the world. The botanically accurate drawings in the 170 original illustrations, coupled with the enchanting fairy images based on real children from Cicely's sister's nursery school, appeal to our innate sense of magic and wonder.

Originally accompanied by a poem or verse dedicated to the individual Flower Fairy the charming characters and detailed artwork have also been translated into fiction for young readers as well as the New York Times bestselling Fairyopolis series.