Contes du Jour et de la Nuit :
La Fée qui dansait avec la Lune ⎪ Tales of Day and Night :
The Fairy who danced with the Moon

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Bonjour Masto !

Je m’appelle Laëtitia et je débarque ici avec mon petit panier fleuri plein de magie

Je suis artisane à mon compte, et depuis 2014 je crée des bijoux avec de jolies Ailes de Fées de ma fabrication.

Tout est de ma création ici : la technique, les graphismes, et la fabrication complète de chaque pièce unique !

Je te souhaite une belle visite dans mon univers et j’espère à tout bientôt

~ Laëtitia

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In some Welsh legends, the little fairies eat poisonous mushrooms and a "fairy butter" found in the crevices of limestone rocks. Fey illusions make the food's appearance and taste more appetizing. More charmingly, fairy gloves are made from foxglove flowers.

In Welsh folklore, King Rhitta was a giant who fashioned a huge cloak out of the beards of all the kings he conquered. When King Arthur received a message from King Rhitta demanding Arthur's beard to patch the cloak, Arthur dueled the giant and forced Rhitta to shave his own beard.
Walter Crane

#FolkyFriday FairyFriday #Mythology #WelshMythology #CelticMythology #Folklore #WelshFolklore #CelticFolklore #Wales #Celtic #KingArthur #Arthuriana #Arthurian #Giant #Fairy #Faerie #Monster

F is for… #Fairy
I pulled together the supplies for this piece weeks ago, for E for #Embroidery. Good thing it’s centered around a Fairy, so I can post it for F!
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In Welsh folklore, when King Arthur attacked the first sister of the giant Cribwr, he said his name was "Hot Porridge." When the giantess screamed that she needed help with Hot Porridge, her brother called back from another room that she should just let it cool.
Jim Kavanagh

#FolkloreThursday: `#Fairies were not evil. However, they were amoral, not tied to the moral and ethical demands of humanity. They were merely playful troublemakers rather than devilish opponents. They commonly tried to lead travelers astray. This was a minor inconvenience and could be quite frightening, but even without protection, the #fairy eventually grew bored with the trick and released the ensnared human.
More seriously, the fairies attempted to lure useful or attractive people into the #Otherworld, to do their bidding until released.`
Source: P. Monaghan `Encyclopedia of #Celtic #Mythology and #Folklore`

Getting ready for spring,

Charmy the fairy - $40 portrait commission <3 turned out so adorable! I have a few slots open for commissions- dm to claim one! #art #pixelart #pixelfed #pixel #fairy #cuteart #saintpatricksday #commission #icon #portrait

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Every May 1 until Judgement Day, the Welsh hero Gwythyr battles Gwyn ap Nudd (king of the dead) for Creiddylad (Gwythyr's kidnapped fiancée). As May 1 is the first day of the Celtic summer, many scholars interpret this as a conflict between summer and winter.

It makes me giggle to see people stopping to take pictures of the fae’s holiday decorations!