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THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN! and they want DIY tutorials! I am HERE for this. Fairy kei tutorials used to be everywhere back in the day but it seems like they're not really being made anymore, so I am READY TO FIX THIS PROBLEM! If there's anything you'd like to see me make, leave me a comment and let me know! I was flipping through my closet, trying to see if I had anything I could 'fairy-ify' and I found one of my pastel hoodies from when I was JUST starting out in the fashion. I feel like a lot of us grab these when we're just starting out since they're quite easy to find. I haven't worn mine in about two years, so I figured it would be great to get some use out of it again. I was inspired an old KERA tutorial and images of Nile Perch jackets. Nile Perch hand makes a solid chunk of their items, so I love looking at their products for inspiration. Spank! and Miss Alphabet are also wonderful sources of inspiration for handmade pieces and I will hopefully be making more tutorials inspired by these phenomenal brands in the future. Keep reading to see how I made this! Jacket Inspo Nile Perch Magical Nile Perch Nile Perch Nile Perch KERA Hoodie Tutorial Supplies A pastel hoodie/jacket 1/4-1/2 yard of minky in the colors of your choosing (I also used flannel in this tutorial but minky will hold up better in the long run!) Cut-away fabric stabilizer Pearl beads Large rick rack Ribbon Beads a cute cabochon a pendant blank E6000 Access to a sewing machine and a basic sewing kit This project cost me about $15 since I already owned most of the supplies for this. Coupons are your best friend here! Steps 1) Design it! The first thing I did was sketch out what I wanted on my hoodie. I just googled 'hoodie template', printed one out, and went to town. My finished design came out a little differently since I was trying to be mindful about physical wear on my jacket, and truthfully, things like minky bows on the cuffs of my sleeves aren't the greatest idea since I drag my wrists when I write and end up with graphite all over my sleeves. 2) Pin the rick rack After I made my sketch I started to pin on my rick rack. I found this super chunky pastel pink rick rack at my local Hobby Lobby, but it seems Joanns and Walmart also carry similar sizes. I laid the hoodie out on the floor unzipped (THIS IS IMPORTANT!) and pinned everything in place. To make sure my rick rack would be even, I used a tailor's pencil to mark a small line in the center of the hem. Please note, that doing this completely negates any stretchiness on the hem and cuffs. For this reason I recommend purchasing the hoodie a size or two up rather than going for a slim fit. I also recommend pinning more often than I did in this picture. I ended up going back and pinning at the top of each curve to hold my rick rack in place. Zip the hoodie back up and make sure the rick rack is even. DO NOT TRIM YOUR RICK RACK AT THIS POINT IN TIME! Make sure to leave an inch or two excess on each side. If you decide to machine stitch it you're not going to have enough rick rack to go around. Repeat this on the cuffs. 3) Sew your rick rack on I did this two ways and I honestly prefer the second method. With standard rick rack, you can just sew down the center of the rick rack and call it a day. Since this rick rack is so chunky, The stitching looks a bit awkward this way. I didn't realize that until AFTER I was done with the bottom hem, so I'll probably go back and re-sew it later. It's fast and effective, but I prefer the hand stitching method much better. For the cuffs (and later the hood) I couldn't fit the cuffs onto my machine so I decided to hand stitch the rick rack. Since I wasn't pleased with how the hem had come out, I decided to follow the curve of the rick rack when stitching on the cuff details and I think it came out a lot nicer. While tedious, I think this method produces a better product. The stitching isn't as noticeable and it looks more coherent. Ta daaa ~~~ The rick rack is on! Here you can really see the difference between the two methods I used. I later went back and stitched the rick rack onto the hood, but there's no reason it couldn't be done at this point in time. 4) Sew the bows The next thing I did was to sew the bows to place on top of the pockets. I had originally wanted to add lace behind the bows, but I wasn't a fan of how my lace looked, so I decided to save it for another project. My pockets were about 5 1/2 inches long, so I quickly drafted a pattern for a bow. These are extremely simple to draft. I made a 6 x 3 rectangle on a piece of my patterning paper, cut the fabric out on the fold, stitched around the edges I stitched the bows together, flipped them inside out, sewed the opening shut, and basted down the center of the bow so I could pull it together to create a proper bow shape. To make the center part, I just cut a strip of 3 x 1.5 in minky, sewed the long edges together (I just sewed them shut with right sides out since this will be the back of the bow, and thus, hidden), wrapped it around the bow, and sewed the strip back onto itself. This is the quick and dirty method I use to make all sorts of bows! These are also great as accessories as well if you add a clip or pin backing to the backside! 5) Draft and cut the decals I'm really not a great artist, but I can draw basic shapes! All of the decals I made were freehanded onto my pattern paper and cut out. I trimmed a few of the pieces down a bit, but other than that it was a pretty straightforward process here. If you're worried about things not looking right you can always print out basic vectors and cut those out on fabric! Don't worry about adding seam allowances. Make these the EXACT size you want them to be. Apparently I forgot to take pictures of the smaller heart or the moon decal, but trust me, it was the exact same process seen here. After these were cut out, I pinned them onto my hoodie to get an idea of how they would look. 5.5) IMPORTANT! PIN/SEW IN YOUR CUT AWAY STABILIZER NOW. Do this BEFORE you pin your pieces in. I typically baste mine in (as seen in red thread on pictures in step 6) because there is less bulk when you're stitching these decals on. I made the mistake of forgetting to use stabilizer on my first attempt. The left image is without stabilizer, and the right is with. As you can see, the left puckers and waves, which is what happens when you sew a non stretch to a stretch fabric and the stretch material get pulled. The right is much cleaner because the stabilizer prevents the knit from being pulled and shifting while you sew 6) Sew your decals on To attach these decals, I use a satin stitch. Now, minky doesn't fray, so this isn't 100% necessary, but I find that this finishes edges very nicely and makes things look very professional. A satin stitch is a very very close zig zag stitch. I set my machine to zig zag and turn the spacing down to 1/2. This creates a solid line of stitching that completely hides the raw edges of the minky. It can be a little tricky when trying to stitch sharp curves, but I find that picking your foot up and adjusting your fabric while the needle is down helps to create smoother curves at times. Here is what the cloud looked like stitched on by itself! I got a little bit off of the stabilizer here, so always be careful an make sure you've cut enough to catch all the edges of your fabric! Here I am trying to figure out where exactly I want the moon to sit on the cloud Pin on and sew! (sorry for the shadow!) After you've sewn on your minky I like to take my seam ripper and gently run it along the inner edge of the satin stitch. Make sure not to catch your thread, but what you're doing is 're-fluffing' the minky by pulling pieces of it out of the satin stitch. This is really helpful if your stitching isn't as straight as you would have liked. 7) Add finishing details After I attached my bow pockets, I hand stitched little white pearls onto the pockets. Pearls are a really great addition to any fairy DIY! I also chose to add small organza bows to the empty space on my jacket. I simply tied a bow, finished the edges, and stitched them onto my sweater! Easy peasy! This tutorial is actually quite out of order from how I actually made it haha. As you can see here both the bows AND the pockets were attached before the decals were sewn on! I added small pink pearls to the center of the bows to hide the stitching. Pearls are one of my favorite types of details in fairy kei and I think they're really underrated! They add a touch of elegance while still keeping a dreamy feel. I replaced the original hoodie string with a 1.5 in thick organza ribbon. My rule of thumb when selecting ribbon is that bigger is better. There's just something so cute about chunky oversized ribbons coming out of eyelets! I use the same rule when making ribbon shoelaces. When possible, use chunky ribbon instead of thinner ribbon! I finished the strings by adding a few of my favorite pony beads. These can be purchased in 3/4 lb bags at Joanns in the kid's sectioni and I recommend them to EVERYBODY. Also they glow in the dark! Make sure to finish your ribbon when you're done! I just used clear nail polish to seal the edges so I don't have to worry about fraying. The last detail I added was this tiny strawberry zipper charm. I like to purchase cute cabochons off of aliexpress or other websites for my projects. Just search 'kawaii cabochon' and you should have a ton of listings! I would also recommend you use a pendant blank here rather than what I did. I was out of them and didn't want to run back to the store, so I just E6000'd a flat bail to the back of my charm. I'll probably replace it once I get more pendant blanks. THE FINISHED PRODUCT I am SO happy with how this came out! I've used similar techniques on other projects in the past, but this was the first time I've upcycled anything like this. Here's how I styled the jacket! I paired it with my bodyline tutu for a super fun and classic look. I'm sad it's about to be summer! This jacket is so adorable and I really can't wait to coord it with more pieces from my wardrobe. If you enjoyed this tutorial, consider subscribing to my blog or following me on instagram @rosequartzroyalty! If you do use this tutorial, PLEASE TAG ME!!! I would LOVE to see what yall make! There are so many possibilities for customization here, so I would love to see what you come up with. If you have anything else you'd like to see me make a tutorial for, make sure to comment down below! Until next time! ~ Rosequartzroyalty

Fairy Kei is a kawaii and pastel based style, heavily inspired by 80s pop fashion. The style is closely related to the popular brand SPANK!. Fairy kei is often confused with Decora, Pop Kei, and sometimes Sweet Lolita. Fairy kei (フェアリー系) loosely translates to “fairy-style." It is assumed the name refers to the fairy-like aesthetic of the pastel color scheme and cutesy motifs. However, the origin of the name is unknown. Fairy kei has a long history before its official creation. As early as the

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💗The surper cute Elf Wish High Top Shoes.The most fairy-kei, sweet lolita, pastel high top sneakers to ever grace this magical universe. The color palette is phenomenal! 💗The quality is superior!The upper is made of soft material and is comfortable to wear! 💗A perfect casual lolita / fairy-kei shoe for everyday kawaiiness! 💗So comfy, while still being outrageously adorable. SIZE Foot Length Foot Length US   EU CN UK AU inch mm 5 35 34 3 3.5 8.66 220 5.5 36 35 3.5 4 8.86 225 6 36 36 4 4.5 9 230 6.5~7 37 37 4.5~5 5~5.5 9.25 235 7.5 38 38 5.5 6 9.44 240 8 39 39 6 6.5 9.64 245 8.5 39 40 6.5 7 9.84 250 9~9.5 40 41 7 7.5 10 255 10 41 42 7.5~8 8~8.5 10.23 260 10.5 42 43 8.5 9 10.43 265 11 43 44 9 9.5 10.55 270 11.5 43 45 9.5 10 10.8 275 tips: Item Measure by hand, it could be 0.5cm /0.195inch different

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Over in the fairy server we've all been crafting up a storm. Lots of us are learning new skills, and others refining our existing ones. If nothing else, quarantine has given us lots of time to craft! I took the old forum masterlist (which can be found here), removed all of the dead links, added some new ones, and created this list below! For the sake of time I didn't include every single fluffy star or polymer clay tutorial available. I also prioritized high quality sewing techniques when tutorials were available. This means that there may be more 'kawaii' tutorials out there, but I ultimately went with the one that produced the highest quality product. Just because something is handmade doesn't mean it has to be low quality! High quality handmade is just as good, if not better than brand at times. I also threw in some general inspiration images at the bottom of the page that don't have tutorials to go with them, but I feel like are easy enough to make without a tutorial! Use the tutorials and techniques in the tutorial section and let the inspiration... inspire you!!! Not all of these tutorials were designed for fairy kei, but if you find the right materials, they can easily work for the style! Remember that texture is just as important as colors and patterns are in fairy kei. Adding ruffles or trim to any garment can usually help 'fairy-ify' it! TUTORIALS Tops Spank! Inspired Cami Top - CarlaMakesNoFilms Fairy Cutsew - Moon-Dreams T-Shirt to Cutsew - J9isawesome T-shirt to Cutsew - Only Frills and Horses Castle Applique - CarlaMakesNoFilms T-Shirt Applique Tutorial - Cherry's Pastel Life Applique Sweater - CarlaMakesNoFilms Two Colored Hoodie Tutorial - Cherry's Pastel Life Teddy Bear Hoodie - Sew&Tell DIY Jacket - RoseQuartzRoyalty Peignoir Tutorial - Only Frills and Horses Bottoms Ruffle Skirt Tutorial - Sew Aldo Basic Circle Skirt - The Shapes of Fabric Heart Pinafore - Annika Victoria 'Lolita' Tiered Skirt (Not actually suitable for lolita!) - Alice in Cosplay Land Skirt-Shorts - YumiKing Petticoat - Riiko Kuin Tutu Skirt - Being Creative with Shilpa Ruffle Skirt - BonbonBunny Harem Pants - ProperFit Clothing Co. Bloomer Shorts - Sasa Time Tiered Skirt Calculator Shoes Personalized Shoes - LawlFactory Painted Sneakers - Magic Pearl Heart Painted Shoes - Sweet Bea Drippy platforms - Mimichi Loves You How to Repaint Shoes - The Stitchess Yumekawa Shoes - LaFary Ribbon Shoelaces - Marina Si Shoe Wings - TiffyQuake Accessories Fluffy Clips Fluffy Star Clip - Violet LeBeaux Yumekawa Star Charm - LaFary Fluffy Stars - Popiatom Heart Brooch - Candy Q Hair Accessories Pompom and Sequin Hair Bow - ScrapandCraftQueen Plush Bows - CarlaMakesNoFilms Simple Bows - CarlaMakesNoFilms Ribbon Tutorial - LOOKNAM RIBBON ART These are just ribbons, but they'd be fantastic as hair accessories! Just tie the ends onto a hair tie or barrette! Pompom Hair Ties - I Wear a Bow Plush Hat - Himehood Pompom Hair Ties - Violet LeBeaux Crochet Pompom Scrunchies - Meladoras Creations Leg Wear Knit Legwarmers - TheWittyKnitter Sock Tutorial - Yumi King This same method can be used to create your own leg warmers! Crochet Leg Warmers - Knitting-Crochet Jewelry Cotton Candy Polymer Charms - ToniEllison Mini Cotton Candy Earrrings - minicuteclub Polymer Clay Marshmallow Bracelet - London Jewellry School Yamikawaii Syringe - LaFary Casette Tape Necklace - Fairy Kei Heaven Beaded Chain - Catie Mae Heart Shaped Macaron - Deco-den Misc Accessories Heart Shaped Brooch and Choker - The Stitchess Bow Belt - RoseQuartzRoyalty Fairy Kei Wings - TamanimalsKrafts YT Baseless Rosette - Co-Kan Muffler - Just Dandy Detachable Sailor Collar - MadeByAya Fur Collar - Cookie & Noichi You can use all sorts of fabric for these detachable collar tutorials! These are great for layering over t-shirts to create a more layered look! Check down in the inspo section for some really cute fairy ones! Bags Heart Bag - Yumi King Teddy Bear Backpack - Rainbow Redwood Bag Decoration - Kawaii.i Care Bear Backpack - Henrijetta Fancy Circle Purse - CarlaMakesNoFilms Horizontal Frill Bag - LaFary Two More Frill Bags - LaFary Misc Tutorials Heart Pocket Tutorial - What Abi Makes Balloon Wall Decoration - LaFary Scalloped Hem Tutorial - Professor Pincushion Fancy Felt Baby Blocks - LaFary INSPIRATION I do want to briefly preface this by encouraging you all to draw inspiration from these images rather than replicate them. All of these designs are by small artists and businesses and the original designer is listed underneath the photos. Make sure to go support them too! My favorite places to look for inspiration are handmade brands like Monascas Banana (one of Spank!'s sub-brands), Nile Perch, and Miss Alphabet. These items are usually called 'remake' items since they take older items and upcycle them into something new! One of my favorite materials for handmade are vintage bedsheets! One of my favorite skirts is made with 1990’s Barbie bedsheets and it's one of my favorite pieces. Almost all of the Barbie, Care Bear, My Little Pony, and rainbow fabric you see below are vintage sheets! These can be found quite easily on ebay or other thrift shopping websites. I also suggest checking the nursery sections of your local fabric stores for cute pastel prints! Tops Nile Perch Monascas Banana Nile Perch Miss Alphabet Monascas Banana Monascas Banana Monascas Banana Monascas Banana Nile Perch You can use the applique tutorials listed earlier to make your own appliques! Just add them to a solid colored T-shirt or sweater. Lace, bows, ribbons, beads, crochet details, and other trims can really take your looks to the next level! Sakura1tama Sakura1tama Create your own bib-front cutsew with some ribbons, pearls, and bows! 90884 x Dreamy Bows Collab Sakura1tama Adding lace or bows to the neckline and cuffs of existing cutsews is an easy to add some super cute details! Monascas Banana Lithefider Monascas Banana Monascas Banana Monascas Banana Add patches, appliques, lace, or paint details onto old jackets to give them new life. Monascas Bananas Painted acid wash overalls with ribbon and cute appliques! Monascas Banana Monascas Banana Monascas Banana This dress is actually a T-shirt with a long lace hem sewn onto it! Bottoms Monascas Banana Spank! Refuse to be Usual - Picture by Who Killed Cock Robin? Pizacato Kei Pizicato Kei - Picture by Sporkii Shoes Pastel Raindrops Pastel Raindrops Spank! Cadney Fairy-Kei Baby Milklim Accessories Popsicle Productions MademoiselleOpossum My favorite bracelet hack is to use pearl beads as spacer beads when making beaded bracelets. I find that this makes them look more professional and less 'summer camp-y' Kikyow You can purchase plain berets from places like aliexpress or ebay and add your own bows, beads, or felt decals Nile Perch Nile Perch Sakura1tama Use the detachable collar tutorials from earlier and try making them with fluffy or sheer fabric! ... This masterlist should be a constant work in progress! If you find tutorials you think I should add, make sure to leave them below so I can add them. I have a new tutorial coming out sometime next week, so stay tuned for that! ~RoseQuartzRoyalty

I was planning on putting this article off for a while, but I was doing maintenance work on the Fairy Kei Amino earlier tonight and stumbl...

A rainbow of sweet little bears, accented with a bit of pearly shine! Each flocked bear is 1 inch tall and the base of the bracelet is a 7.5-inch strong and stretchy elastic jewelry cord, which due to the chunkiness of the bears, fits closer to 7.25 inches.

Fairy Kei is a kawaii and pastel based style, heavily inspired by 80s pop fashion. The style is closely related to the popular brand SPANK!. Fairy kei is often confused with Decora, Pop Kei, and sometimes Sweet Lolita. Fairy kei (フェアリー系) loosely translates to “fairy-style." It is assumed the name refers to the fairy-like aesthetic of the pastel color scheme and cutesy motifs. However, the origin of the name is unknown. Fairy kei has a long history before its official creation. As early as the