If you've got a small plastic skeleton, some pantyhose and glue, you too can make your very own, sideshow worthy mummified fairy. (Click here for the tutorial)
Friday, March 5, 2010
How to make a mummified fairy
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2 comments:
What really happened to the faeries in "Lady Cottington's Pressed Faerie Book."
I knew there was something sinister about all that!
Love this one, goning to give it a try.
Great how tos on that blog (can't believe I missed this one!) Thanks for sharing.
Cheers!
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