Folklore names the common Brownie (also known as the House Fairy, the Hob, or to Lowland Scots, the Urisk) to be a helpful fairy, hurrying about while the household sleeps performing nightly housecleaning in ... Continue reading →
What do fairies look like? In Waldorf doll-making tradition, faces are nondescript and left entirely to interpretation. Thus Waldorf fairy dolls can take on any type of fairy characteristic—mischievous, ethereal, whatever the imagination dictates. ... Continue reading →
Folklore names the common Brownie (also known as the House Fairy, the Hob, or to Lowland Scots, the Urisk) to be a helpful fairy, hurrying about while the household sleeps performing nightly housecleaning in ... 
What do fairies look like? In Waldorf doll-making tradition, faces are nondescript and left entirely to interpretation. Thus Waldorf fairy dolls can take on any type of fairy characteristic—mischievous, ethereal, whatever the imagination dictates. ...