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@VenetiaJane Happy #StDavidsDay
#DyddGŵylDewiHapus
Daffodil and Narcissus flower fairies
artist ~ #CicelyMaryBarker
Traveller, traveller, tramping home
From foreign places beyond the foam...
#TravellersJoyFairy #FlowerFairies #CicelyMaryBarker #FolkloreThursday
Today, EJ is rocking her hair like her hero, Cicely Tyson! 💖
@IAmCicelyTyson is an icon. She wore her natural hair proudly at a time in history when it was looked down upon.
Thank you for being such an inspiration to so many women! #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth
[ dnd5e ] by @osenart
new re-design for my primary d&d character Cicely! She's now lvl 10 overall, and multiclassing as a sorc/rogue!
Fair Maids of February..
#SnowdropFairy #FlowerFairies #CicelyMaryBarker #February1
In old #Scottish lore Bride, the Princess of Summer, is enslaved by the Cailleach, hag goddess of winter. Bride is given snowdrops by kindly Father Winter, which she shows to the hag, who is enraged as they mean her reign is coming to an end. #FolkloreThursday Img: Cicely Barker
“The Snowdrop Flower Fairy” from Cicely Mary Barker's 'Flower Fairies of the Spring' (London & Glasgow: Blackie & Son, 1923). Cicely Mary Barker (1895-1973) illustrated and published a total of 168 Flower Fairies between 1923 and 1948. #ChildrensBooks 📚 🌷🧚🏻♀️
Flower Fairies are tiny creatures (the biggest is only 20cm tall) that live in the tree tops, marshes, forest floor, wayside and gardens. @FolkloreThurs #FolkloreThursday 🌸🧚🏻♀️🌸
📷’The Lilac Fairy’ from Cicely Mary Barker's The Complete Book of the Flower Fairies.
Hello #FolkloreThursday and thank you @DeeDeeChainey for the last, awesome session. This is @MythCrafts here talking about Plant Lore. Tweet away!
Image: Double Daisy by Cicely Mary Barker
Illustrator Cicely Mary Barker was largely self-taught due to ill health.
Her Flower Fairies combined botanical sketches with characterful life drawings of local #children.
Here her portrait of ‘The Garden Boy’ becomes the watchful Elm Fairy #FolkloreThursday #Flowers
In #Scotland there is an ancient belief that if you plant a #rowan tree near your front door it will ward off witches’ spells as well as faeries & bad spirits. Rowan is also known as witchentree or witch-wood. #FolkloreThursday #BurnsNight #Celtic #Tree month, Img: Cicely Barker
Flower Fairy Babies..
#CicelyMaryBarker #FlowerFairies #FolkloreThursday #newbeginnings
Flower Fairies of the Winter #CicelyMaryBarker #winter #FolkloreThursday
The most ancient of trees, the #Yew symbolises death & #Saturn, but also the rebirth of light at the #WinterSolstice. It is Old Magic, dreams, otherworld journeys & connection to ancestors. It is perseverance leading to transformation & renewal. #FolkloreThursday Img: Cicely B.
When time began the #snow had no colour, & the flowers of the earth refused to help. It was only the #snowdrop that took pity & offered up its colour. In return the snow has always protected the snowdrop from the harshness of #winter. #German #FolkloreThursday Img: Cicely Barker
Illustrator Cicely Mary Barker was largely self-taught due to ill health.
Her Flower Fairies combined botanical sketches with characterful life drawings of local #children.
Here her portrait of ‘The Garden Boy’ becomes the watchful Elm Fairy #FolkloreThursday #ChildrensDay