Fairy Garden

by Katje
(Kansas City)

fairy garden

fairy garden

Here is how I made this fairy garden: I used a coffee table I found curbside. It had been glass topped. I used the space the glass occupied and lined it with chicken wire and a couple of layers of burlap. I then filled it with soil with fertilizer and started planting Licorice Plant, Scottish moss, moss from my shady side yard, Hens and Chicks, Impatiens, Corkscrew grass, Oregano, Sedums, Pansies, Lobelia, etc. I made a fairy tower with some bathroom redo leftovers and a pringles can, funnel, rocks, bark, moss and sticks. I used a chunk of gourd for a Hob house along with some other craft supplies, complete with solar light, fireplace and bedroom loft. An old small lantern made a gazebo. I poured sand paths and added rocks, tiny potted plants, signs and a basket handle entry arch. Fairy gardens are always a work in progress and there is always stuff to add.

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May 26, 2014
Unique Fairy Garden
by: Crafts For All Seasons

I just love this! What a creative idea to create this on top of a piece of old furniture you found. Your fairy garden is beautiful!

Jun 13, 2015
Good post
by: Jordi Thiel I

Hi! Thanks for your great articles!
May I share one of your articles on my site about paper lanterns? After publishing I will link for you as an author! Thanks!

Jun 14, 2015
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by: Karen

Hello Jordi,

Could you please contact me here https://www.crafts-for-all-seasons.com/contact-me.html so we can talk? Thanks!

-Karen from Crafts For All Seasons

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