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February 6, 2019 By Brandy 6 Comments

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Make a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden for Backyard Play

Filed Under: Gardening, Kids Crafts Tagged With: Kids Gardening

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.  This post contains affiliate links.

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

I love having little girls because I am still a little girl at heart. I have so much fun enabling my two little gals and their creativity! We decided it would be fun to create our own Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden! Spring is here in Northern California and so are all of the beautiful flowers that come with it.

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

Ruby and I went to the nursery and craft store to pick out supplies. We even chose two darling fairies (Tinker Bell and Fawn) to adorn the garden. If you are one of the few souls who isn’t experiencing blizzard conditions right now this would be such a fun project to make with the kids during spring break. For those of you (and I used to live in Alaska so I can sympathize) who won’t experience spring until May or June be sure to add this to your to-do list for the summer or fall!

How to Make a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

Supplies Needed:

Pot (we used a 14″ plastic terra cotta colored planter)

Potting Soil

Gardening Shovel

Flowers

Ground Covering foliage (We used a 6 pk. of Alyssum and Baby’s Tears)

unfinished wooden birdhouses

craft paint

clear spray paint

rocks

4.5″ Tinker Bell Fairy Dolls (Walmart)

Accessories (mushrooms or little woodland creatures)

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

The girls started by painting their bird houses. I had to really refrain from helping too much. I like painting and would have been happy to paint both of their houses for them, but where would the fun have been in that? They did such a great job and I love the colors they chose.

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessies and some flowers.

Once the houses were try we applied 2 coats of clear spray paint to them. I also sprayed the bottom of the houses as well since they would be sitting in dirt.

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

The girls filled the pot with soil and we began figuring out the layout that we wanted. We decided to have our taller flowers in the back with some of the Baby’s Tears. They nestled their little fairy houses in between the Baby’s Tears and then we filled in the rest of the space with Alyssum and more Baby’s Tears.

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

We left a small area to make a pathway so that Tinker Bell and Fawn could visit each other. Small stones worked great and they also added stones to any bare areas that we had.

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

We gave our new garden a good watering and then added a small sprinkling of fairy dust (glitter) to bring it to life!

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

The girls decided that they wanted to leave the fairies in the garden at night so that they could play and fly around if they wanted to.

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

And since Fawn is friends with so many animals, we added a cute little pot hugging bunny.

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

I think Tinker Bell and Fawn like there new garden even if they are too big to fit into their homes 🙂

 Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

A beautiful little garden with just the right amount of magic. We love how it turned out and hope that it blooms all spring and summer.

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

It was the perfect project for this little group of flower planting, spring lovin’, and fairy pretending group of girls!

Faith, trust, and pixie dust are all you need to create a Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. And maybe a pot, a few accessories and some flowers.

If you liked this Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden you might like these other fairy garden ideas:

Teacup Fairy Garden

Fairy Gardens for All Seasons

Cactus Fairy Garden

Fairy Tale Fairy Gardens

Mini Flower Gardens

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  1. Summer Davis says

    March 9, 2015 at 9:36 am

    I used to live in Alaska too! I was raised in Juneau. It’s still my favorite place on earth, but we live in Florida now. This is the cutest craft I’ve seen in a really long time! You did a great job. I would love to do something like this with my daughter. I know she would love it too! #client

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  2. Wendy Byde says

    March 9, 2015 at 6:01 pm

    oh that fairy garden is adorable!

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  3. Katie says

    April 3, 2015 at 8:10 pm

    Ohhhh you just got me so excited – I’ve always wanted to put together a fairy garden and I bought a few things on sale at Joann’s a few months ago. Great job and what a fun activity to do with your girls. I have two boys, so we are going to make a “Fairy Hunting Camp” hehe. Thanks for sharing!

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    • Brandy says

      April 3, 2015 at 9:20 pm

      Thank you, Katie! It was so much fun to make with my girls and I am loving the “Fairy Hunting Camp” theme. AWESOME!!

      Reply
  4. Cindy Eikenberg says

    May 22, 2015 at 4:14 pm

    Hi Brandy – I just love your fairy garden and totally want to make one this summer! Visiting from i heart naptime and pinning! Thanks for sharing and have a happy holiday weekend!

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    • Brandy says

      May 22, 2015 at 4:16 pm

      Thank you Cindy, you too! 🙂

      Reply

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