Notre Dame Go Irish Neon Signs Light missing-image The first cotton candy machine

The first cotton candy machine was invented in 1897 by a dentist and a confectioner who called the sweet treat Fairy Floss

Techniques used: 2D felting

Covered in stunning iridescent crinkled organza gleaming with hand beaded appliques and the finest crystal and sequin embellished trim

treads: wool/acrylic 11 colors

This charasmatic little one is climbing trees collecting lots of acorns to stockpile through the winter

Notre Dame Go Irish Neon Signs Light missing-image The first cotton candy machineSpecifications Size: 17"x14" backing size (The actual glass tube is smaller than the backing size.) Material: Real glass tube, metal grid. Features Easy to Use: Simply hang and plug in, comes with a metal chain for hanging, no installation required. Versatile Compatibility: Works with most countries' voltage, includes US UK EU AU plugs. Indoor Use Only: Ideal for homes, parties, and commercial spaces. (Contact us for custom outdoor options.)