Where to Order Fairy Collectibles
Dolls,Figurines & Other Representations
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I never have enough fairies....and believe me, I have a lot. I've gathered a list here of places on the Net that offer fairy items...from t-shirts to dolls. You might just go by, look, and wish, but one day, you might find something irresistible. That happens to me a lot. Which is why I have so many.
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I get several emails a day requesting help finding a particular type of fairy, or fairy product. While I would love to help everyone, it's extremely time consuming, and there's nothing I'm doing you can't do for yourself. There's a great search engine available called GOOGLE. I've added it to this page for you. Not only can you search the entire web using it, you can search just The FairyWeb. Type in what you are searching for, select WWW or fairyweb.com, and click GOOGLE SEARCH. I hope this will help you, not only in finding that special something, but with locating the sites in Where To Find Fairy Collectibles that have what you're looking for. PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL ME WITH SPECIAL REQUESTS. I'm sorry but I get so many and I don't have time to spend on special requests.
 | Smallworks Original patterns and designs by Melinda Small Paterson. Melinda has been making dolls in polymer and porcelain for over twenty years and has taught doll workshops for twenty. Her faery dolls are unique, and full of fun. |
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 | Enchanted Fantasies Images inspired by nature's beauty with illusions of fantasy as captured in clay by Kandice of Kona, Hawaii, USA. There are fairies, and also, mermaids, angels, genies, unicorns, ballerinas, wizards, clowns and more. Each wears a one of a kind handmade costumes made from fine laces, trims and fabrics from around the world. They even have individually styled hair. Special orders accepted. |
 | Stephanie Blythe Gallery Stephanie Blythe has been creating dolls for over 21 years and her talent shows it! Her goal is to create a beautiful work of art that will inspire an awakening of dreams, memories, stories, longings through the tactile, the sensual, the unexpected and the surprising. Take a stroll through her online gallery and I think you'll agree she's accomplished her goal. |
 | Elvenwork - The Art of Kathrine Dewey Elvenwork is the name for the direct sculptures artist Katherine Dewey has been producing for more than 25 years. Her medium is polymer clay, with which she creates fanciful, exquisitely detailed sculptures of elves, fairies, and gnomes of every description. There's not an order form but you can email Katherine if you're interested in finding out mroe about her pieces. |
 | Fairy Dreams Beautiful porcelain fairies handcrafted with exceptional beauty and detail by artist Mary Stockett. Each figurine is a hand painted china original using the finest materials from all over the world including; hand dyed silks from the Orient, Old World antique laces, distinctively unique gems and minerals, and carefully harvested products of nature from the forest. |
 | Happiness Is Handcrafted miniature porcelain dolls, antique reproduction furniture, and accessories. The fairy dolls come in several styles: Rock Fairies stand on hand-sculpted rocks. Their dresses are hand-dyed burnt silk. You'll also find Small Fairies (4" and below), Tiny Fairies (2" tall), and Wee Fairies (1" tall). |
 | Angel's Magical Fairy Garden Artist Katharine Angell Woodman says that the woods of Maine are the most enchanted woods of all. And it's there she has the studio where she creates her magical prints. There is no way I can use words to describe them. Go on...visit. |
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