Thursday, June 18, 2009

Fairy Wand Fun

On a rainy afternoon, there is nothing like a Fairy Wand Production line to amuse little girls.





I was very disappointed when I asked the girls if they liked the wand I made. They looked at me with sympathy in their eyes and told me, NO! Because I had only used purple glitter paint and stuck on a feather... apparently not enough colours and definitely not enough glitter :(



If I don't win Mother of the Year, I'm sure to win Aunty of the Year... Just quietly, I'm chuffed that my niece will say to her parents when in trouble or unwell "I want my Aunty Lani"

10 comments:

Kim said...

Adorable!! What a fun time they must have had. I really like your blog and have linked to it from my own. Hope that's ok w/you?

Dina Roberts said...

How fun!!!

Lceel said...

Cool. Fairy Wands. Although, as the father of little boys (who are now grown, mostly), our thing was little wooden race cars for Cub Scouts.

Alison said...

Ohhhh they look fabulous!!!
And that is very cute about wanting Aunty Lani!! lol

Anonymous said...

I think your wand is lovely!
And I'm not surprised you're favourite Aunty Lani. :)

Anonymous said...

Love the wands, love the idea, love the mess. What a good person you are!

♥.Trish.♥ Drumboys said...

gorgeous ... and of course Aunties are more fun than mum.

MissyBoo said...

Kim - Glad you like my blog :)

Dina - Indeed

Lou - See what you missed out on :)

Alison - Aunty Lani is a legend :)

Guera - Thanks, I think my wand is lovely too ;)

Rhubarb - Ahhh yes the mess! At least we have big chunky glitter now, that is easily vacuumed and glitter that is already in the paint!

Trish - Thursday afternoons are lots of fun at my house :)

tiff said...

Is that glitter I see?
You are a glutton, LOL.

I love fairy wands.
Ivy and I made one while she was in the hospital and NBM. It killed an hour or so.

What a cool mum and aunt you are!

MissyBoo said...

Tiff - Not a glutton for punishment, better glitter choices :)

Chunky shiny paper glitter. Easily vaccumed away, not the type that gets everywhere and is still evident after 20 years!

Glitter paint, where the fine little sparkly bits are firmly ensconsed in the paint never to be shed through the house or upon the scalp of little people!