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32 DIY Ideas for How to Make a Fairy Garden
Fairy gardens are miniature versions of full-fledged gardens and allow you to use your gardening skills in a limited space. You can grow your own plants or use artificial ones. Ornaments are mini versions of real-life gardening tools, chairs, steps, paths, etc. They are thought to be the roaming grounds of fairies that bring you good luck.
What makes a fairy garden attractive are the accessories. You can let the kids look around the house to find old toys and other showpieces for the decorations.
Try your bit for your greener earth by putting together mini landscapes that bring forth the beauty of mother nature combined with creativity and imagination.
This mini garden boasts painted birdhouses as decorations. Moss and flowers were bought from a local nursery to accentuate its beauty.
Reclaimed materials make wonderful fairy houses. They are the perfect craft for kids looking for some fun during the monsoons.
This fairy garden comes complete with a wooden birdhouse that is painted and decorated with rocks, mirrors, coins, etc. The path leading up to the house is made of rocks. There are also a tiny fencing, clothesline, seashell pond,
6. Handmade Large Fairy Garden
This pretty fairy garden table project offers plenty of opportunities for your little one. It tickles their imagination, teaches them about the different plants, and, lastly, provides you with fresh herbs for your summer recipes.
A broken clay pot can be transformed dramatically into a fab garden to invite fairies for good luck. Just keep in mind to throw in the right decorations.
Adding a gnome to your fairy garden gives it a look of the Renaissance period making it attractive. A Dremel tool was used to cut the pot as Terracotta is very hard to cut and break.
Kids would greatly love to make the characters of this gnome fairy garden. They are made with air dry clay following a simple process.
10. Fine Succulent Fairy Garden
This cute fairy garden is made with mini houses, furniture, fruits, vegetable, animals, plants, etc. Other items of decoration were a pennant, a red wagon,
11. Steps To Make a Fairy Garden
You can break a flower pot and put the broken part inside for this project. You can even put smaller pots inside for a layered look.
You can make your fairy garden resemble a beach by filling it with sand, adding to it a shallow dish filled with aqua paint, and placing a picket fence, chair, umbrella, etc.
13. Fairy Garden in a Broken Pot
For this charming fairy garden, you need a broken pot, craft drill, hammer, potsherds, soil, plants, and moss as your supplies.
Spark imagination and creativity in your kids while making this whimsical addition to your indoor or outdoor space.
15. Halloween Fairy Garden with Pumpkins
Fairy gardens are great for fall décor. If you are a gardening fanatic, you would love the use of pumpkins for the craft.
16. How to Build a Fairy Garden
You can display this innovative fairy garden on your tabletop, patio, or porch. You should begin by taking a container, and filling it with potting mix and tiny shrubs like tropical foliage plants, bonsai, boxwood, etc.
18. Lovely Mermaid Fairy Garden
19. DIY Christmas Fairy Garden
20. Fairy Garden in a Bird Bath
23. How Do You Make a Flower Pot Fairy Garden
24. Lush Succulent Fairy Garden
26. Interesting Winter Fairy Garden Idea
28. Create Your Own Fairy Garden
29. Unconventional Fairy Garden with House
30. Unique Fairy Garden Design
31. DIY Quaint Fairy Garden for Kids
Note that all the DIYs are eco-friendly and take you one step closer to a greener earth. Let your imagination work wonders as you make a fairy garden of your own. They are cheap to create and can be made from recycled objects.
Published on December 11th 2018 by Peyton Derrida
