Pease-Blossom's costume is a knee-length tutu of multiple layers of tulle, lace and organza. It has been chopped into to give a more "other-worldly" woodland-sprite effect than would have been achieved with a classical romantic tutu.

Colours were inspired by classic sweetpea flowers - shades of purple, lilac, pink and green. The lightly corseted bodice is in a rich peacock green, lacing at the back. The central bodice panel is formed of iridescent layers of organza, net and sequinned tulles, highlighted with silk sweetpea flowers. Please contact us if you are interested in having this costume made to order. Colour and decoration possibilities are endless!

Moth's costume is a knee-length tutu of multiple layers of tulle, organza and lace. It has been chopped into to give a more "other-worldly" woodland-sprite effect than would have been achieved with a classical clean-edged tutu.

Colours were inspired by the wings of a typical silk moth - shades of lilac, beige and rich browns. The lightly corseted bodice is in a grey blue silk, lacing at the back. The central bodice panel is formed of layers of crushed velvet, organza and sequinned tulles, highlighted with silk flowers.

Mustardseed's costume is a knee-length tutu of multiple layers of tulle, organza and lace. It has been chopped into to give a more "other-worldly" woodland-sprite effect than would have been achieved with a classical clean-edged tutu.

Colours were shades of gold and mustard. The lightly corseted bodice is in a pale gold silk, lacing at the back. The central bodice panel is formed of layers of crushed velvet in a mustard tone, organza and sequinned tulles, highlighted with silk flowers. Attached to the back of the bodice are small velvet wired wings in the shape of oak leaves.

The original Mustardseed costume has been sold, but can still be made to order.

Cobweb's costume is a knee-length tutu of multiple layers of spider's web printed tulle, lace and organza. It has been chopped into to give a more "other-worldly" woodland-sprite effect than would have been achieved with a classical romantic tutu.

Colours were shades of pink, silver and black. The lightly corseted bodice is in a silver silk dupion, lacing at the back. The central bodice panel is formed of iridescent layers of organza, net and broken-down tulles.

Puck, Oberon's fairy jester is instructed to to find the juice of a magical plant to place in Titania's eyes. he is named for a spirit who wanders through the land delighting in causing chaos (pooka in Ireland, pwca in Wales).

Puck's costume was a fortuny pleated silk tunic, ombre dyed in autumnal woodland shades, and decorated with ivy leaves.