Magic Wool Fairies by Christine Schfer

Magic Wool Fairies by Christine Schfer

Learn to make fairies and angels for any occasion and discover the joy of crafting with magic wool.

Magic wool is warm, vibrant and perfect for making beautiful, magical fairies for seasonal nature tables, birthday celebrations, Christmas decorations and much more.

This book includes step-by-step instructions, colour photographs and clear diagrams for more than 20 beautiful fairies. The projects range from simple yet effective ideas to more elaborate designs for experienced crafters!

'A wonderful introduction to the exciting world of needle feltingMagic wool fairies is suitable for beginners but also a worthy companion to inspire those more skilled, with its three levels of difficulty.
The layout is easy to follow, with simple clear instructions and pictures for reference. There's a wonderful array of inspirational ideas to decorate countless seasonal fairies and angels.
This timeless book is often at my side, to be dipped into for reference. A book guaranteed to start you on a new magic wool fairy addiction!'
-- Tamsyn Ross, full-time crafter

'[An] enjoyable read and a useful practical guide for making magic wool fairies and angels. This book offers you [the chance] to explore the wonderful qualities of wool and enjoy the tactile therapeutic experience of working with wool fibres.
Christine Schafer's passion for fairies, inspiring images and links to folklore make this book particularly attractive for Art and Craft Lovers. I highly recommend this book.'
-- Raya Brown, Magic Wool Art and Craft Studio

'The contents of the book are colourful, attractive, easy to read and follow instructions. The fairies are fun to make and the end product is gorgeous.'
-- Tiphereth Camphill

'In the fingers of Christine Schäfer, magic wool becomes the substance for creating a series of decorative angels... Great easy-to-fashion holiday gifts.'
-- Booklist Online

Christine Schafer was born in 1962 in Germany. She worked as an architect before raising her three children. She has been passionate about magic wool for many years and mostly creates detailed figures. She runs workshops and presents her work at exhibitions.