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When Faerie Magazine tweeted about the interview with INNER WILD last week, {what a magical experience that was!} it reminded me how shocked I was when I realised how many INNER WILD creations I’ve modelled over the years wearing fairy paraphernalia. And yes, even with an actual fairy!
— Enchanted Living/Faerie Magazine (@Faeriemagazine) May 16, 2019
How have I accumulated so many pairs of wings? Tiaras? Tutus? The fairies must have left them for me. Is it the same for you? I hope this mini gallery of INNER WILD faerie tendencies over the years makes your inner fairy smile too.
Candy Floss Pink Mohair and Hand Spun Art Yarns Mitts {& pink tutu}Celtic Gauntlets in Pure Eco Cotton {& wire flower tiara}Winter Fairy Snow Mohair Crop Top {& white sparkly sequin wings}Celtic Fairy Mitts in Malabrigo Silky Merino {& demure grey tutu with satin band}Wedding Fairy Gauntlets? {& pink satin corset with attached pink wings}
BEFORE: Super rustic, gorgeously toothy pure Donegal wool on the cone, bamboo needles, my fingers, what we will make today? AFTER: Of course, a dreamy Inner Wild Gathering Bodice Donegal Wool on the cone, you are so tactile and textured you should be allowed to show off a bit. Yes, it does mean working in …
BEFORE: Four yarns who might never meet one another come to Inner Wild and ask, ‘what will become of us?’. First, a flamboyant hand dyed pure merino frill yarn with orange pops like Chinese lantern plants. Next, a lilac and purple variated feather yarn, a mauve wool mix yarn and some pure burgundy merino DK. …
A sunny day in June and the INNER WILD Elven Strappy Top makes summer frolics brighter. A little elven top for all kinds of adventures in secret places with thin i-cord straps, hand knitted in Noro’s pretty jewel, rainbow effect yarn. Hand knitted in beautiful Noro Silk Garden yarn that’s 45% silk, 45% kid mohair …
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Inspiration: Faerie Magazine
When Faerie Magazine tweeted about the interview with INNER WILD last week, {what a magical experience that was!} it reminded me how shocked I was when I realised how many INNER WILD creations I’ve modelled over the years wearing fairy paraphernalia. And yes, even with an actual fairy!
How have I accumulated so many pairs of wings? Tiaras? Tutus? The fairies must have left them for me. Is it the same for you? I hope this mini gallery of INNER WILD faerie tendencies over the years makes your inner fairy smile too.
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