The yellow glitter butterfly wings for children are translucent yellow wings in the shape of butterfly wings, with silver glitter lines running across each wing like veins.
The design is the most striking feature: pointed, leaf-shaped glitter lines fan out from the yellow centrepiece to the edges of all four wings. Girls wear them at carnival or at a children's party as a butterfly, fairy or elf.
Glitter lines, colour and material of the wings
- You get four translucent yellow wings, two on the top and two on the bottom.
- The silver glitter lines form a pattern of pointed leaf shapes on each wing.
- A yellow centrepiece connects the left and right halves.
- The composition is 90% polyester, 35% iron and 5% polyethylene.
- The wings are intended for children, and especially for girls.
- The item consists of the wings themselves, without any further costume parts.
How do butterfly wings differ from fairy or elf wings?
You can recognise butterfly wings by two pairs of wide, rounded wings, like a real butterfly has, while fairy and elf wings are often drawn narrower and more pointed in stories. This yellow version is somewhere in between. The outline is round like a butterfly's, but the pointed glitter lines also give the wings something of a fairy. Yellow also suits the butterfly theme well, because you also see that colour in nature, for example with the brimstone butterfly. If your child is still undecided between butterfly and fairy, then choose these wings and they will certainly decide the rest of the outfit.
A yellow butterfly look from head to toe
A plain white or yellow dress makes the silver lines stand out well, because there is no print with the design competing with them. Antennae on a headband immediately make it a butterfly. If you prefer a fairy, then a magic wand and a flower in the hair will draw the look in that direction. With some yellow and silver face paint around the eyes, the colours of the wings will also be reflected on the face.
Order these yellow glitter wings and your daughter will flutter around as a butterfly or fairy during carnival.