- fairies from thrift stores, dollar stores, garage sales, anywhere cheap
- a small fairy-sized plot of land in my garden (or I could make a new garden--always excites my hubby when I dig up another garden (believe that if you are of the female gender!).
- large container in which to place soil and plant a fairy garden if no room in garden
- rocks--ones I paint or get my students to paint--glitter is always welcome for some sparkle factor in the sunshine!
- seashells
- mini teacups or normal-size ones
- small plastic frogs, turtles, etc.
- mini furniture
- interesting plants--I love ferns and think of frilly and fun when I see them, so I would definitely use them; moss
- stepping stones
- ceramic or plastic mushrooms
- small houses
- plastic or ceramic birds
- twigs to make fences, doorways, etc.
- little butterflies
- gems
- tiny birdhouses
- craft sticks made into doors, windows, etc.
- miniature mirrors
- mini lamp posts like you see at Christmas time for in villages
- bendable branches to be used for archways
- marbles for placement on golf tees as garden globes
- acorns
- pinecones
- small logs
- anything miniature, really--no rules!
Possible Fairy Garden Containers:
old wheelbarrows
old furniture
old chairs with pot inset
sandbox
large flower pot
old tub
basket with liner
pretty dish large enough for purpose
large pot
You are making me want to make a fairy garden. I just read a post by another blogging friend about her little garden. Here's the link: http://cottagetome.blogspot.com/2014/06/my-gnome-garden.html
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