Category Archives: Birthday Fairy

The Birthday FairyWhenever the Birthday Fairy sends us useful printables or tells us magical news, we try to include it on our site.

Our most popular Birthday Fairy resource is her notes.  They’re meant for parents to print out for their children, in the hope of saving a bit of time and increasing the birthday magic!

The Birthday Fairy is a relatively new entry on the fairy stage… but becoming ever more popular.  She seems to appeal to girls more than boys but we’ve never thought boys should miss out on fairies unless they want to, so here at Rooftop Post, we include letters for both.

Fairy Garlands

For little ones who love fairies, these easy-to-make garlands are a great way to make a fairy party look magical.  They also look great in bedrooms… where the fairies can watch over you all night long.

To make this decoration, you will need:
crafting-materials-for-printable-garland

How to Make Your Summer Sky Fairy Garland:

STEP 1

Decide how many fairies you need for your garland, then print them by clicking the fairy pictures below. (Each one will take you to a pdf file of that fairy pendant – three per page.)

STEP 2

Cut around the oval cloudscapes containing the fairies, so that you can fold each one to make a double sided paper pendant.  Tip: You might find it easier to fold each pendant over the string/wool before you glue the two halves together, so that you don’t have to thread it through.

STEP 3

Stick the two halves of each pendant together but only glue about half or two thirds of the blank side, leaving a nice wide unglued bit at the top for your string/wool to go through. This makes it much easier to rethread if you want to rearrange anything – you won’t have to fiddle about trying to force your string through a very small space! Finally, you might like to know that when we made ours, we found wool much better than string – it just seemed better at holding each fairy in place.

STEP 4

Pretty fairy bunting hanging in a garden

Hang your magical string of fairies anywhere in your home or garden.  Well done!  If they’ve turned out anything like ours it was worth the effort – and we hope your children enjoy them. A final tip: once the glue was dry we trimmed each oval to make sure there were no bits of white paper from the other side showing around the edges.

Birthday Certificates

Hello visitor!  If you’re a regular you may have noticed we’ve been adding to our birthday printables lately, with a special focus on certificates.  However, because they’re from all sorts of magical people, they’re scattered all over the site.  This page is here to bring them all together so you can see what’s new.

All the birthday certificates we’ve created so far are below.  It goes without saying that if your child is having a birthday, we wish him/her a truly wonderful time.

The Magic of Fairies

Little girl looking at a fairy
I spy a fairy!

Ah, the magic of fairies!  Whether it’s a snow fairy flying in and out of the snowflakes on a dark winter’s night or a summer fairy sleeping the afternoon away in the shady petals of a rose, every season has these magical creatures wound up within the stories we tell.

There’s the Tooth Fairy, of course, a fairy of all seasons.  Then there’s the Dummy Fairy, who makes just one brief visit in a lifetime.  (Or at least that’s the idea… unless there’s a dummy addiction lapse!)  Beyond that, most of us have heard of Cicely Mary Barker’s Flower Fairies – here at Rooftop Post we particularly love those – and in the midst of our modern times the Birthday Fairy seems to be becoming more and more popular.

blue-winter-fairy

Fairies these days come in all shapes and sizes and styles too.  Some fairies are funny and some are beautiful.  Some are tubby, some are so delicate they  look as though the smallest breath of wind would blow them away.  We like them all and try to represent as many different types as we can within our resources.  So, without further ado, for those of you looking for free printables which encapsulate the magic of fairies, our favourites from this site are below.

New Tooth Fairy and Birthday Fairy Notes

Tooth Fairy and Birthday Fairy
Tooth Fairy and Birthday Fairy

We’ve been updating our Tooth Fairy and Birthday Fairy notes this week and we thought you might find it useful to see a quick list of which notes are brand new.

We’ll continue adding notes from both these magical characters whenever we can.  If you enjoy a particular note, please consider liking it using the social media buttons (Facebook, Twitter etc) at the bottom of the relevant page.  This helps us work out what’s popular and what to make more of.  Thanks. x

Here are our latest  notes:

1. Tooth Fairy Note: Another Tooth Already?!

Another Tooth Already!
Another Tooth Already!

2. Tooth Fairy Note: Thank You for Your Front Tooth

Thank You for Your Front Tooth
Thank You for Your Front Tooth

3. Tooth Fairy Note: Collecting Your First Tooth

Collecting Your First Tooth
Collecting Your First Tooth

4. Birthday Fairy Note: Happy Birthday (for a Girl)

Letter from the Birthday Fairy (for a girl)
Letter from the Birthday Fairy (for a girl)

5. Birthday Fairy Note: Happy Birthday (for a Boy)

Letter from the Birthday Fairy (for a boy)
Letter from the Birthday Fairy (for a boy)

6. Birthday fairy Note: Birthday Girl Poem

Birthday Fairy Letter with Poem for a Girl
Birthday Fairy Letter with Poem for a Girl

7. Birthday Fairy Note: Birthday Boy Poem

Birthday Fairy Letter with Poem for a Boy
Birthday Fairy Letter with Poem for a Boy

Beyond uploading new notes, you’ll noticed that we’ve reorganised the Tooth Fairy’s messages into categories.  We hope this will make it easier to find the note you need.

As for the Birthday Fairy, she has only just started writing messages for our site.  We hope to hear more from her soon.  To find out when she writes something new, you can follow us on Facebook or Twitter, join our mailing list or simply keep an eye on our Birthday Fairy note page.