Little Tinker Pixies
Good Things Utah
Lisa Berrett
Supplies
Wood clothes pins
Wooden people
Paint
Floss in all colors
Material
Ribbon
Flowers
Embellishments
Hot glue gun
Q tips
Sharpie pen
Felt
Instructions
And I like to paint the base with fun colors that match the dress.
Next I use a Q-tip and make the cheeks with a light pink.
I like to just add a small dot for the eyes, remember that everything is tiny so a little goes a long way.
For the dresses I cut a small piece of felt for the top of the dress and hot glue it to the top of the dress. You can use a piece of ribbon for this and that looks really cute.
For the dress I cut a 2 1/2 x 9 inch piece of material and gather it at the top and hot glue it on the bottom of the felt.
I like to add a little ribbon to the dress.
For the hair I cut the floss in half (this will make two) and braid the floss and tie it with ribbon and hot glue to the head
For the Tinker Pixies I just cut the middle of the flower so it will slide up the bottom and hot glue it to the bottom of the felt.
For the Tinker wings I just cut two of the flower peddles and glued them on the back of the Tinker.
I like to embellish the dresses with rhinestones and ribbon.
Have fun creating your little Tinker Pixies, your kids will play with these for hours and you might want to keep a set in your purse for the times you have to wait in a restraunt, Dr office, Church and long rides.
