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Fairie Dust May Page

Hi Lovelies,

I'm back with some wonderful photos to share with you from May's addition to Helen's Fairie Dust Album! Just like the previous months, this page is just stunning and full of mystical little fairies ans sparkling embellishments.


May's design has this gorgeous little stack of fussy cut elements decorated with tiny pearls. This section is the perfect spot to write down some details or you can leave it blank if you wish!


This Fairie Dust Album is full of interactive elements which suits the mystical nature of the album perfectly and makes it a bundle of fun to look through! For this month Helen has designed a miniature book which is both beautiful and practical, allowing you to store multiple photos and providing ample space for journaling!


We're noticing a reoccurring element in all of this albums pages, which is this sparkly glitter thread, and we love it! It's such a simple little element to add to any of your projects if you're looking to add a hint of shimmer and sparkle.


 This album is so lush so of course Helen had to include a little tassel on the edge of the mini book!


I hope you're enjoying these little sneak peeks into Helen's Album of the year! Stay tuned to our blog to keep up-to-date with all of the classes held at the shop!


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