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Paper Doll
This cute little paper doll by the poppy tree can have either antlers or an Amanita hat!
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Tagged Amanita muscaria, animals, children, crafts, cute, dolls, fly agaric, mushroom, toys
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Elsa Beskow
I’ve been remiss in not mentioning Elsa Beskow before now. She was a Swedish author/illustrator of children’s books, some of which feature charming forest dwellers capped with Amanita mushrooms. A few of my favorites: And finally, Nushkie on Etsy made … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanita muscaria, animals, children, crafts, fairies, fly agaric, forest, mushroom
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Fly Agaric Beret
From the mad_hattery Livejournal community: chronographia posts photos of their gorgeous hand-knitted and felted fly agaric beret.
DIY Mushroom Crown
Melanie at Sweet Something shows step by step how to make a lovely crown with tiny amanita mushrooms, a perfect accessory for your romps through a fairytale forest…
Mushroom Skirt
Shey shows how she modified an old skirt with a beautiful fly agaric design on the Modesty is Pretty blog (apparently, the mushroom was a nod to Smurfs nostalgia).
Origami Mushroom!
How to make an origami fly agaric mushroom.
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Tagged Amanita muscaria, crafts, fly agaric, fun, Japan, mushroom, origami, paper
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Martha Stewart decorates with Amanita
On the Martha Stewart “Crafts Dept.” blog in December, they shared how to make these lovely spun-cotton mushrooms – amanita mushrooms of course!