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Magic with glue and glitter at library’s fairy party
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Greg Pope helped daughter Abigail, 5, wrangle the glue into submission.
he newly created fairies gathered ’round for a group fairy friends photo. At far right was Tamelee Young, the Queen Fairy from the Baldwin Public LIbrary who was hostess for the fairy party.
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Sophia Desravines, 6, modeled the latest in fairy fashion as she waited for the parade to begin.
Jessica Carpenter adjusted the headband on her favorite fairy, her daughter, Kaci, 7.
Sophia Wolfrom got the message wrong, giving an angel smile, instead of a fairy smile, for the camera.
At 3, Alexa Tattnall was one of the younger fairies.
Kystin John, 7, got a hug from her mother, Cyer John, after she decorated her fairy wings.
Tinkerbell would’ve been right at home.
Some magic, a little pixie dust, and a whole lot of glue and glitter settled in the Baldwin Public Library last weekend, when the kindergarten-aged set took over for a fairy party.
Some feathers, colored pencils and streamers also helped with the transformation — along with some moms and dads. The kids added some picturesque finishes to their costumes: images of flowers, butterflies and hearts were among the more popular decorations.
When the newly minted fairies were finished creating their wings and wands, they got to parade throughout the facility in their finery.
And all of them believed, because as everyone knows, it can be dangerous not to believe.
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