NEXT, we
have our
Tied Tutus
that are
full and fun
. A
tied tutu is
strips of
soft tulle
doubled and
tied to a
waist band
for maximum
poof and the
"stand out"
type look tutu. Great
for
portraits /
photos /
pictures
too!
Sizes: Small=Baby-Toddler
Waist 14-20
9" Long ,
Medium=
Age 3-6
Waist 18-24
10" Long,
Large
Age
7-Teen Waist
24-30
12" Long
These hand
made in
America
Tutus
designed and
made by
TutusForWomen.com
are securely
sewn so that
the strips
of tulle
won't come
undone. We
put as many
strips as
possible on
our stretchy
elastic
waist tutus
for
style,
fullness,
and comfort
Angel
Wings
adorned with
silver stars
and white
fluff
marabou Angel
Wings (shown
on model)
14 x 13
inches only
$8.00 .
Little Angel
Model is
wearing our
Tiny White
Petticoat
and our
Angel Wings.
Butterfly
Sparkle
and Marabou Wings
- 17 x 12
inches
$8.00 (buy
below)
Light
Pink Lavender
/Lt Purple
Yellow Tinkerbell
Green
Dark Pink
Rainbow
Wings
Pixie Wings
19 x 23
inches
Sparkle
Glitter, and
fluffy
Marabou
Center
Gossamer
White
Lime Green
Rainbow
Choose from Rainbow
Butterfly, Rainbow Pixie, Angel , Lavender, Hot Pink, Light Pink, Yellow,
Green
The silky nylon fabric is stretched over lightweight metal wing frames. Soft, silky elastic arm bands are securely attached.
Did you know that our United Nations has named this little Fairy Tinker Bell--a leading citizen of both Disneyland and Never Neverland / as its "Honorary Ambassador of Green" to help promote environmental awareness among children internationally.
Kermit the Frog once observed in song that "it's not easy being green," but he was talking about skin color, not lifestyle. For Tinker Bell, being green isn't just easy, it's as natural as flying.
This pint-sized pretty pixie originally appeared as a tiny point of light in Peter Pan, the 1904 play by JM Barrie. After Walt Disney got the rights to the story, Tinker Bell evolved into a curvaceous fairy with gossamer wings, a sassy attitude, and a pocket full of pixie dust that could turn mere humans into aerial acrobats.
Over the years, Tinker Bell has become a favorite of Disney fans everywhere. Besides starring in the animated Disney version of Peter Pan, she also co-hosted the long-running television series, The Wonderful World of Disney, and still appears nightly at both Disneyland and Disney World. Along the way, she also began starring in a series of animated films that teach kids to respect nature and protect the environment.
On Sunday, October 25 2009, the UN hosted the premier screening of Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure, Tink's latest green-themed movie, as part of its Creative Community Outreach Initiative. In announcing Tinker Bell's selection as Honorary Ambassador of Green, the United Nations said the screening was intended to promote environmental awareness in the weeks leading up to the Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change in mid-December.
"Nine out of every ten natural disasters are climate-related, with rising temperatures and more frequent floods, droughts and storms affecting millions of people's lives," according to a United Nations press release. "The United Nations is leading the 'Seal the Deal' campaign to garner public support and encourage world leaders to reach an effective climate agreement when they meet in Copenhagen from 7 to 18 December 2009