Books:Again, too too many to list! Writers I admire are J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, D.H. Lawrence, Dion Fortune, Shakespeare...just to name a few. I also enjoy mythology and aurthurian legends.
Heroes:Leonardo DaVinci, Kate Bush, Rudolph Nureyev, Brian and Wendy Froud, Alan Lee, Arthur Rackham, Tori Amos, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, William Shakespeare--I am inspired by people who are unique and achieve creative excellence!
"If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't. And contrary wise, what is, it wouldn't be. And what it wouldn't be, it would. You see?" — The Mad Hatter
I just finished a bunch of new Alice in Wonderland inspired creations (with more on the way :)
I'm now taking custom orders for Alice in Wonderland inspired accessories and full costumes, so if you would like something made especially for you, please feel free to contact me!
Okay, here's the thing; I'm normally great at naming my fairies. They ALWAYS tell me their names. This little lady though, is being difficult. She won't make a peep and is I think is mischeviously enjoying keeping me guessing... SO, I thought, maybe she would tell one of you! Now listen carefully: to enter your suggestion for her name, you must go to the guestbook on the official Faeryspell Creations site here and add your entry: www.faeryspellcreations.com/guestbook-an... The person who's name is chosen wins a free Peeking Pixie! www.etsy.com/shop/faeryspellcreations?se... Thank you, and look forward to seeing the names you come up with!
The origin ofthe name Melissa comes from the ancient Hittite word Melita which means honey. The meaning of the word has shifted into honey bee in Greek.
Moreover, the pronunciation has changed to Melissa (Ionic Greek: M???ssa).
In Greek mythology, perhaps reflecting Minoan culture, Melissa raised the infant Zeus in Crete, nursing him with goat's-milk (see Amalthea) and honey. In later myth she was given a father, Melissus of Crete.
Melissa also refers to the plant known as lemon balm (family Lamiaceae; genus and species Melissa officinalis).
Melissa is entirely handsculpted and hand painted. Her gown is created from vintage and designer fabrics, lace, ribbon and silk flowers. Her body is a wrapped wire armature, so she is gently poseable.
You can see more about Melissa, and my other one of a kind fairies and costuming, in my shop at:
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SO, I thought, maybe she would tell one of you! Now listen carefully: to enter your suggestion for her name, you must go to the guestbook on the official Faeryspell Creations site here and add your entry: 
Thank you, and look forward to seeing the names you come up with!
