DIY Fairy Crafts for Little Girls

By Mia Hughes On Jan 16, 2022

DIY Fairy Crafts for Little Girls

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When we were kids, we developed a love for crafting and DIY at an early age. We would spend long afternoons making whatever we felt that day, drawing things we liked, and then recreating them out of string, yarn, paper, glue, glitter, and whatever else we could get our hands on. one of our Very Favorite thing to make as a kid, and honestly, to this day, as an adult, it’s still a cute little fairy! We seem to have passed this love on to our kids, because recently, when we got our art supplies out, the only things we could get them to make or paint were fairies that were as sparkly as the ones we made back, If not more then the same day.

look at these 15 Absolutely Cute and Fun Fairytale Themed Crafts This will keep your kids busy on rainy afternoons or lazy Saturday nights, allowing them to do some amazing things on any normal day and let their imaginations run wild! If you’re an older kid like us, we have no doubt you’ll be around them to add a little extra sparkle to everything.

1. Petal skirt fairy doll

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Flowers made of silk flowers or other fabric materials are always pleasure. In fact, we love it so much that we’ve actually compiled this long list of just the DIY things you can make with fabric flowers in a variety of different colors and styles! However, one of our favorite things to make with them is this lovely Petal Fairy Craft. Tuffet shows you how to make a cute fairy doll using a pipe cleaner and wooden beads with some hair yarn, and once you have the doll they also show you how to turn the fake flower upside down to make the petals into a cute dress !

2. Clip Fairy Ornament

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We have always loved making crafts with wooden clothespins. Probably the first craft we’ve seen made from these surprisingly versatile little DIY tools are Christmas Rudolph Ornaments, and we love these so much that we’ve been looking for other clothespin crafts to make! When we came across these adorable little fairies wrapped in sparkly tulle, we knew we’d be making them with the kids over and over again. We were right! See how they are made on Bowdabra.

3. Sparkling Pine Cone Fairy

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You love the idea of adding sparkle and sparkle to your little fairy, but aren’t sure tulle is the way to go? Maybe you’re running low on crafts for a fun body base, but you have a nice, large backyard. In this case, you don’t need much else! Darice recommends combing some pretty big pine cones on the lawn under your tree and letting them sparkle until they’re suitable for decoration until they look like little fairies.

4. Beautiful fairy tale house

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Not every fairy craft you make has to be a fairy itself! After all, once you’ve made a variety of different fairy dolls for your kids, won’t their little fairies need shelter? That’s what Liva’s Crafts had in mind too, so they created this absolutely stunning little fairy house out of a simple ice cream tub that was emptied and turned upside down. This one is so pretty we almost want to use it as a decoration if our kids don’t like it so much!

5. DIY Mason Jar Fairy Candle

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DIY frosting effects are one of the coolest crafting techniques out there, but not many people tend to use them year-round. Most craft lovers we know tend to save their faux snow textures and glass frosting supplies for winter so they can make winter and Christmas themed crafts. But if you ask us, this effect can actually be used year-round…if you do it right. These fabulous little fairy silhouette candle jars from DIY Cozy Home are great Example of how to do it right!

6. Twig and Bead Fairy Chair

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Maybe you’ve helped your kids build a gorgeous fairy house, and now, as a housewarming gift, you want to make them some furniture so their fairies can sit on the patio and enjoy the sun? In this case, Teapapers has the perfect idea for you! They made this cute little chair and side table out of twigs, feathers and beads and it’s the perfect size, or a little garden elf.

7. Dodge Flower Fairy

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Maybe your idea of fairies is less shiny and whimsical, and more traditional and natural, like the European story of garden fairies living among flowers and keeping plants growing and healthy? In this case, you might be more interested in making simple little flower fairies in a variety of different colors from dowels and felt, as The Imagination Tree does here.

8. Hollow Clay Fairy House

9. Fairies from waste cloths, pipe cleaners and wooden beads

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Are you a sewing lover who loves to let your kids play with your scraps and see what they can come up with? Well, we’re sure they probably have a lot of different great ideas, but if they need an extra fun suggestion, here’s a tutorial for making a little pipe cleaner and a wood bead fairy in a waste cloth dress! Check them out on Meggipeg for more details.

10. Felt Flower Fairy

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Did you fall in love with the felt flowers and dowel fairies we showed you above, but you almost wish their little dresses were flat more More flowery and fancy than what you see there? Then maybe you’ll love this fairy style made with a similar technique, but with more flair! Wee Folk Art shows you how to layer petal collars for your fairy to make them look like tiny blooming flowers.

11. Chain Fairy Wreath

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Wreaths are always fun to make with your kids, but we love making linked Garlands with them even more. Joining the pieces together afterwards makes it easy for everyone around to make small sections of the wreath themselves, so when you hang the finished string it’s more varied and fun. We are totally in love with these little fairies from The Littlest M because they look like they are holding hands! We also love the fact that every kid can make their fairy look a little different for a birthday party or play date.

12. Scroll and Felt Fairytale House

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Maybe You are Is it actually the guy who is still completely obsessed with fairies after your childhood days searching for fairies in your garden, and now you just love creating them yourself? Well, if you’re an acupuncture lover, other than an admirer of fairies, then we’ve really Find the perfect project for you! The how-to shows you how they used felt and lots of detailed attention to build a stunning toadstool hut scene on the surface of an empty cardboard toilet paper roll.

13. DIY Fairy Slippers

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Do your kids love the whole whimsical idea of fairies and magical garden people so much that they really want to become fairies themselves? Well, you may not be able to give them wings or shrink them to the size of a flower, but you can certainly help them make some slippers and make them feel like they’re frolicking in the petals with their imaginary buddies! Essence of Grace will guide you through the process of making beautiful little floral “fairy shoes” from a pair of real old shoes.

14. Pom Pom Fairy Wreath

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You’re a yarn maker and have tons of scrap yarn ends left over from past knitting and crochet projects, so you’ve been looking for ways to get your kids to use them in a fun DIY way? In this case, these cute little rainbow pom-pom fairies are your masterpiece! They are also a great way to teach your kids how to make yarn pom-poms, which are so versatile all kinds creativity. Check out the fairies in more detail on Matome!

15. Popsicle Fairy

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Like pom-pom crafts and wooden clothespin crafts, popsicle stick crafts are a classic staple in the kids’ DIY world. That means they’re another thing we’ve been looking for when we’re looking for cute new ideas to keep our kids busy with popsicle sticks during craft time. Well, even though we were the ones who found this cute popsicle fairy tutorial through “Flying Drawings”, it was actually our kids who gave us the idea for this option when they started volunteering!

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