Category Archives: FancyFace Blog
February Face Painting Discount!!
It’s cold outside and we need some good news to keep us cheerful in February! Luckily face painting is fun in all seasons! If you’re having a party this month and book FancyFace face painting you can get a 15% … Continue reading
How to make Fairy Toadstools
These easy to make recycled toadstool seats looked amazing at my daughter’s fairy party, here’s how you can make your own.
Magical Fairy Party Ideas!
Our most recent party wasn’t a standard pass-the-parcel affair, it was a magical Fairy Quest where the children had to undertake brave deeds and fight an evil goblin and then rid the house of a witch!! My husband dressed up … Continue reading
Easy Zombie prosthetic eye face paint
It can cost rather a lot if you want to have an amazing face for the zombie crawl but here’s how to make your own prosthetic zombie face on the cheap using mostly recycled materials. You’ll need to be making this the … Continue reading
FancyFace is awarded Face Painter of The Year 2012
I am delighted to announce that I have been awarded the prestigious “Face Painter of The Year” award for professional face painters by the judges at the UK Face and Body Painting Convention. The entry was judged by Chicago based Face … Continue reading
How to make money from face painting
Have you ever wondered if you’d make a good face painter?
Goblin face paint
Here is my daughter (age 5, nearly 6) sporting a goblin face. She loves all things fairy – and I’ve painted a lot of fairy faces lately for her – but this time the design was for me, I wanted … Continue reading
Shark attack!!
A whole lot of shark teeth on display here on my most recent face paint. Painted for a zoo theme party – I think this will go down well, particularly when he puts on his hand-made shark fin! Have you … Continue reading
Cyclops green monster face paint
I really enjoyed painting this green monster Cyclops at the Secret Jungle with The Children’s Society. My young model sat so still I got carried away!
Party fruit kebabs
It’s difficult to compete with the bright packaging they put on commercial food products for children – those colours certainly do attract little people! Here’s one way of making real, wholesome, delicious food attractive for children and they can help … Continue reading