Medieval fairies

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Medieval fairies

By: sad wee puffin

it was inspired by a remote place called the fairy lochs, up in the hills , the place has a very eerie atmosphere. with many peaty bogs and small lochans' It looks very medieval would make lovely chair coverings, cushions, drapes, etc.

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