fairies are wonderful, magical creatures that live in the corners of gardens, under the roots of trees and through-out the woods. they rarely come out when us humans are around, but many children have shared stories of sightings.
there is no right way to build a fairy house.it’s all about exploring the land and environment surrounding you, using interesting pieces of nature to build the fairies safe, cozy places to rest. it is vital to remember not to kill anything living when making a fairy house; so do not break branches off of living trees or tear living moss from a rock. use items that are already dead.
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| fairy house from make happy |
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| fairy and gnome house by my garden diaries |
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| home for the faeries by juise |
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| fairy house kit from mom fluential |
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| fairy house from make happy |
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| miniature gardening is a real trend from mr. brown thumb |
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| list of things you need to build a fairy house from list plan it |
which one is your favourite?
enjoy your fairy house building projects! they are a great way to connect with the natural world and children
What a fantastic idea!! Thanks for this!
angela, i bet your gals would love to make fairy houses all summer long! thanksforstopping by!
What fun! Thanks lola!
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Oh I am so in love with these! I have been putting aside bits and bobs for a fairy and/or gnome house to be created on a wonderfully mossy stump in the woods behind our house. These pictures make me want to run outside right now and get started. Unfortunately it’s “mosquito season” for the next couple of weeks so our little project will have to wait.
def mosquito season for us too! when you do get a chance to build a magical fairy house, ENJOY!
So beautiful!! If I recall, a certain young lady named Stella is a bit of an expert at this… 🙂
yes, this certain wee gal has taught us many tricks and tips to building fairy houses!
Charming! My teen daughter builds little houses in my garden, but nothing as detailed as these. I’ll have to show her this for inspiration.
you can search “mini gardens” and find wonderful, detailed gardens people have made for various fairies or gnomes! have fun! thanks for popping by!
Love these! Pinning this post to my Environmental Education board on Pinterest 🙂
thanks for pinning! following you on pinterest!
So cute, I have seen these as an adult and wish I had been able to make one as a child. I can’t wait for my daughter to get a bit older so we can make them.
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My little Reagan is obsessed with Tinkerbell and all her friends and {believe it … we are watching Secret of the Wings as I type this — told you, Tinkerbell on the brain!} The little girl in the third movie made a fairy house and she wants to make one!
Thank you for the tutorial!!
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So cute and precious!! Thanks for sharing.
Cute! Thinking of where I could put one in my yard 🙂
Cute collection! I’m pinning it to my summer crafting with the kids board.
Those are great! I need to make some with my kiddos! Thanks for sharing at Monday Funday!
I need a fairy house…and a fairy garden. This is the year!!!
This is fantastic! My 11 year old has been looking under toadstools her whole life for fairies. She will absolutely LOVE these! Thanks!