This post was most recently updated on December 18th, 2019
We went with a fairy tale theme and think that it turned out simply magical.
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Fairy Tale Fairy Garden To Add A Bit Of Magic To Your Yard
This post was most recently updated on December 18th, 2019
We went with a fairy tale theme and think that it turned out simply magical.
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This is so beautiful! What gardening zone are you in? I think if I tried to do this, we are still in danger of frost in Northern VA.
I believe we are a zone 9 out here in Sacramento! No danger of frost 🙂 And thank you!
First thing first, your blog is gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous. Now that’s out in the open, so is your photography. Ok ok! Now to the post!I love that you have fun activities like this in your garden. It’s so sprightly and adorable. Great job! Did I mention you blog is gorgeous? =]
Danielle, thank you so much! Your comment made my day!
my nieces would love this craft!
OMG…this is the cutest, sweetest thing…love it
Thank you, Kim! 🙂
Oh my this is too precious!
When my boys were young we had a little gnome garden. It was so fun planting flowers and adding gnomes and nick knacks to the garden.
When I started working I replaced real flowers with dollar store fake flowers which made keeping up the garden very easy.
That’s a great idea! The perfect year around fairy garden!
I have a half barrel planter that’s just waiting for a fairy garden transformation. This is the inspiration I needed to get it done, thank you! I love the little colorful pennant bunting and fairy accessories especially.
Aww…this is SO cute! 🙂
I would love for you to share this with my Recipes, Crafts, Tips and Tricks Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pluckyrecipescraftstips/
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
How amazing. This is a great hands on activity for the girls. I have to check it out.
Cute and colorful! I’ve seen the things to make one at Joann lately. Might have to spruce up the potted plants on the back patio.
Thank you! They are so fun (and a bit addicting) to put together! 🙂
This is so adorable! I just made a mini-fairy garden with my girls and it was a lot of fun! I don’t know about you but I enjoyed making it as much as my girls did!
Thank you, Lisa! I think I totally enjoyed making it as much (if not more!) than my girls too! We are still little girls at heart 🙂
I am quickly becoming obsessed with Fairy Gardens!! I cannot wait to make my own with my kids. Yours are adorable.
hi from folsom saw your in sacto very close love your fairy garden great idea and thanks for the link for all the fairy garden stuff have a great week
Hello Lorraine! Yes, we aren’t too far from you! We are up in the Plumas Lake area 🙂
What a sweet little garden!
This is so wonderful!! I love it! I think I can make it for my balcony!
Adorable! I just got all of my fairy garden goodies out of the garage from being stored for the winter. I even picked up a few small sedum plants at a local garden store to use already – I’m ahead of the game. I also like your choice of flowers, a nice combo of short and tall foliage. Great job and thanks for sharing at #HappinessIsHomemade this week!