Fairies coloring pages for young adults

The fairy is a mythological or legendary creature, a product of human imagination from many, many years ago. People believed fairies to be some kind of demoted angels or some kind of demons. The first fairy was Peri, and originated in Iran. According to legends, fairies have great magical power. They have wings and can appear anywhere, just pop out of nowhere. They usually have a wand with which they do their magic. They are mostly good creatures who help those who need it. Fairies are usually described as having a human appearance with magical powers such as the ability to fly, cast spells, influence events and predict the future. In modern folklore fairies are usually depicted as young and small, but in the past they were also depicted as larger angelic figures. In classical folklore fairies are described as chaotic and unpredictable creatures. They can act benevolently or even maliciously. Many stories describe fairies who play cruel tricks on humans (such as kidnapping healthy children and replacing them with sick ones). Fairies are also known as creatures that fear iron and salt. They are born from flowers and live in secret from the world, similar to the whole world of magic, which includes dragons, angels, elves and more.

Here are coloring pages of fairies that are suitable for adults because of their complexity. To print the page you would like to color, click on page and then click Ctrl+P. You can also save the coloring page in your computer and print later. Have fun!

PS- To save paper and help our planet, you can print on used pages, on the blank side ♥

Fairy Day - June 24

The fairies are magical and good imaginary creatures, who can fly and do magic. June 24 is World Fairy Day invented by fairy tale artist Jessica Gelbert.

The origin of the fairies is in ancient folk tales and legends that originated in Europe. They usually look like young and beautiful women with wings and a magic wand and they can cast spells, do magic and solve problems in a supernatural way. They come to the help of distressed princesses, suffering children and good people who are in trouble.

Happy Fairy day greeting cards

There are all sorts of familiar fairies like the tooth fairy that comes to kids at night to take their tooth that has fallen and is placed under a pillow to put them as a gift, Tinkerbell the fairy from Peter Pan's story, Pinocchio's good fairy and some new fairies from Walt Disney and other animated films. In almost every imaginary story you will find a character of a fairy.

The fairies are so beloved, that many collect their statues. Girls love to dress up as fairies when they are little.

If you were born on this day, surely one of your salient qualities is kindness, like that of a fairy.

How to celebrate Fairy Day?

You can watch movies or read books starring fairies like Cinderella, Fantasia, Maleficent, Peter Pan, Pinocchio and many more. You can dress up according to it and you can also make a magical fairy garden.

Magical fairy garden - Source

A cup of coffee from a fairy who did not wake up- Source

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Tooth Fairy Day - February 28th

Tooth Fairy Day is celebrated in honor of the favorite fairy of millions of children around the world, the one who gives them a gift in exchange for thier tooth that has fallen and they have placed it under a pillow. The tooth fairy was invented by the adults to give the children a good feeling when their deciduous teeth fall out. The tooth fairy exists mainly in Western countries, such as North America and Western Europe. 

The tooth fairy is an imaginary folkloristic figure who according to legend gives children money or gifts if they put the baby teeth that have fallen under their pillow at night.

This figure is an example of the folkloristic figures that exist in the modern world, and which many adults, though they do not believe at all in its existence, tell about it to their children.

In many Spanish-speaking countries there is a similar character known as the "Ratoncito Pérez" - "the mouse Perez" (mouse with a surname). In Francophone countries (such as France, Belgium, Switzerland or Luxembourg) the character is called "La petite souris" (or "little mouse") - "La petite souris".

What does the tooth fairy look like?

Unlike Santa Claus, there are some details about the appearance of the tooth fairy which remain consistent in different versions of the myth. A 1984 study by Rosemary Wells found that most, 74% of respondents believed that she is a female, while 12% believed that she is not male or female, and 8% believed that tooth fairy could be male or female. When asked about her findings regarding the appearance of the tooth fairy, Wells explained - "there is the basic fairy of Tinkerbell with the wings, the wand, a little older and what not". A review of children's books and popular publications found the tooth fairy is also described as a child with wings, pixie, dragon, blue mother figure, flying ballerina, two little elders, dentist, flying man with a cigar smoking belly, bat, bear and more.

How to celebrate Tooth Fairy Day? 

There is controversy as to whether this day falls in late February or August, but whatever, if you are unsure, children can be left with a gift under the pillow in honor of Tooth Fairy Day twice a year, even if they have not lost a tooth. You can tell them that the tooth fairy just came to say hi in honor of her special day :) .

February 28 is also Chocolate Souffle Day and Rare Illness Day

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Happy Fairy day greeting cards

Greeting cards for Fairy day which is celebrated in 24 June 👸

The fairies are fantastic magical creatures who can fly and make magic. The date June 24 is the World Fairy Day invented by fairy artist Jessica Galbreth.

The origin of the fairies is in ancient folk tales and legends originating in Europe. They usually look like beautiful young women with wings and a magic wand and they can cast spells, do magic and solve problems in a supernatural way. They come to help distressed princesses, suffering children and good people in trouble.

There are all kinds of familiar fairy-like fairy teeth that come to the children at night to take their fallen tooth and put money under the pillow as a gift. Fairy Tinker Bell from Peter Pan's story, Pinocchio's Good Fairy and some new fairies from Walt Disney and other animated films. In almost every imaginary story you will find a figure of a fairy.

The fairies are so beloved, many collect their statues. Girls like to dress up like fairies when they're small.

If you were born on this day, surely one of your most prominent traits is kindness, like that of a fairy.