
If you'd like to make buttons for your grandpa, check out this cool site. It's where I bought my button maker 25 years ago.
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Look what I got from Rebecca Thornburgh: A fairy name!
According to the fairy site:
My fairy is called Fire Saturnfilter
She is a trouble maker.
She lives where fireflies mate and breed.
She is only seen on midsummer's eve.
Her dresses glow with fiery colours.
She has delicate pale pink wings like a cicada.
Ah, yes, a troublemaker -- that and the fireflies part are true to life. ;)
Here's what my fairy really looks like, if you ask me...

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I like Thornburgh's art.
For one thing, not many people have the guts to sketch in church. I always do, and now I see she draws in church too.
But I also like her warm, whimsical painting style. Check it out here. (She's even illustrated a few witch family books -- the thing I most wanted to do in the future, when I was a little kid)
2 comments:
I'm totally charmed by the Sock Fairy!! Love it,Ruth!!.....Dee
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