DIY Fairy Flower Clothespins

I’ve got an adorable craft project for you today. These DIY fairy flower clothespins are one of the most fun crafts I’ve ever made. There is so much room for creativity! I’ll show you the basic technique for making a fairy and some different ways to customize your fairies, but ultimately anything goes for this cute, whimsical project.

Supplies needed to make your own DIY Fairy Clothespins:

• Wood Doll Clothespins
• Wood Doll Pin Stands
• Faux Gerbera Daisy Stems (Peach, Blue, Ivory, Hot Pink, Purple)
• Faux Hydrangea Stems (Peach, Blue, Cream, Hot Pink, Purple, Lavender)
• Satin Rose Petals
• Mini Rose Leaves
• Printed Fabric Tape
• Glue Gun and Glue Sticks

You’ll begin making your DIY fairy friends by removing the centers and stems from the flower petals.

Enlarge the hole in the center of the flower by making small snips with a sharp pair of scissors.

Slip the flower petals over the clothespin and secure with hot glue. Add the doll pin stand to the bottom of the clothespin so the doll can stay upright.

Add a “bodice” by wrapping fabric tape around the clothespin just above the flower petals.

Use hot glue to attach rose petal wings to the back of the fairy.

Add a hat to your DIY fairy using a hydrangea blossom or small flower petals.

Use a permanent marker to add eyes, if desired. I also kissed their cheeks with a bit of pink chalk “blush.”

I really enjoyed watching each flower fairy’s personality come alive as I added unique touches to each one. Let your imagination run wild and have fun with this craft. The possibilities are endless!

Here are close up shots of each DIY fairy I made. Each one is different and special!

Which DIY fairy is your favorite?

If you enjoyed creating these little fairy friends, you might also want to try making these peg doll people!

Jennifer

Jennifer is a wife and mother of three. She blogs at TheCraftPatchBlog.com, where she shares craft tutorials, DIY projects, recipes and loads of creative inspiration for home and family. When she’s not blogging or crafting, Jennifer loves to shop at thrift stores, play kickball with her family and adventure in the great state of Idaho.