Book fairy

Of course it’s awesome to dress up as your favorite book character for Halloween, but why not take things a step further and use the pages themselves to craft up an outfit? Here are seven sorta-spooky DIYs for wearing your bookish heart on your sleeve this October 31.

The Book Fairy costume. How wonderful is this. Biddy Craft

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My DictionFairy costume for Halloween. Inspired by many a Pinterest user's creation. Used an old dictionary, tulle in school colors, and lots of hot glue and patience!

A little backstory--last year the Renaissance faire was miserably hot at about 100 degrees. So Twila and I decided on something a little cooler to wear--Regency! With fairy wings. At Costume College I mentioned this plan to Loren, who suggested pages from Jane Austen novels, and an idea was born! On to making the wings! You'll need: Galvanized wire Cardstock--brown for the "leather" binding and a light color for the title pages Vellum Printed paper A gold pen Glue (I used Elmer's wood glue…

A series of altered books based upon Fairy Tales.

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From classic literary characters to those from newer beloved books, these Halloween costumes are for all of the bookworms and reading-lovers out there!

When I was a little girl I loved the notion of fairies and I still do. There is something so magical about the idea of wee folk with gossamer wings that change the seasons and help the flowers bloom. Don’t you think? Now that I am a mother I am thrilled that my little girl...Read More »

This book fairy halloween costume is the perfect DIY costume for a teen or tween or a book lover! Using only one used book, it's also cheap to make!