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Sunshine Fairies
If you catch a sunshine fairy,
make your wish — and make it fast.
She doesn’t linger, doesn’t wait,
one blink and she has passed.
She’s made of sunlight, smiles,
and a hint of high jinks too.
So wish before your eyes can flutter, she’ll vanish on a breath,
right in front of you.
Sunshine Fairies are easy peasy lemon squeezy to make and a little something different from ONLY the hook in your handies! Great for the Christmas tree, I’ve sprinkled some in my garden, super fun to entertain a girl child over those looooooong, boring, imminent school holidays, and super cute to hang in a kiddo’s bedroom.
Hope you have fun making them, and be careful with that hot glue gun!
Pattern uses US terminology.
Skill level - Easy-peasy
Materials:
- 25mm wooden bead for the head.
- 2 standard pipe cleaners for the body.
- Flesh colour DK acrylic yarn for the body - I used less than 5g for each fairy.
- Hair colour DK acrylic yarn - I used less than 5g for each fairy.
- DK cotton or 4ply acrylic for crocheted wings - 10g.
- Small piece of sturdy colour cardboard or foam craft board and glitter for glittered wings - I found pre glittered foam board at a craft store.
- DK cotton or 4ply acrylic for the flower dress - 10g.
- DK cotton or 4ply acrylic for the lace dress - 12g.
- 10mm satin ribbon to match the dress, approximately 30cm. 7cm wide x 50cm long tulle fabric - you can also use organza or satin ribbon for the petticoat - optional.
- Hot glue gun or fast drying craft glue.
- Embellishments - whatever tickles your fancy.
- Fishing gut to hang the fairy.
- 2.5mm hook for wings and lace dress.
- 3.5mm hook for flower dress.
- Hook sizes are dependent on your tension. You need to crochet tight for these. Remember the clothes need to fit slightly thicker than a pipe cleaner.
- Needle for sewing in ends.
- Cat or fine bristled dog brush to brush out hair - optional.
Throughout the written pattern there are detailed photo tutorials.
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- First published: November 2026
- Page created: November 3, 2026
- Last updated: November 6, 2026 …
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