This Sunday, we are building an actual one in a container to enjoy with the kids. And making some paper fairy garden inspired paper crafts.
From the Library :
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This is a magical, charming book. You feel as though you are walking through the woods, peering and looking for fairies.
This delightful rhyming story takes you on an enchanting trail through a fairy garden. Marvel at the magical scenery and you may just catch a fleeting glimpse of a fairy or two.
Fairy Gardens by Melissa Spencer, is an adorable children’s book to treasure. It will captivate the imaginations of little ones as they search for signs of fairies.
A magical journey into the fantasy world of fairies, this book is interactive and engaging for young children. MC
The beautifully illustrated guide included at the end, will excite children to create their own fairy garden, inviting fairies to visit.
What Is a Fairy Garden?
No, we’re not growing fairies. A fairy garden is a whimsical way to add a little color and fun to your yard or indoor space. Some plants, fairy figurines, miniature houses, and furniture come together to create the increasingly popular fairy garden.
- container of choice optional
- ground cover plants
- succulents, flowers, and/or small herbs
- nature items bark, pebbles, twigs, etc.
- small rocks
- dirt
- furniture, houses, or other accessories
Instructions to build one :
- If you’re making an outdoor fairy garden choose a container with drainage holes in the bottom (or make some holes).
- Add a layer of small rocks, then dirt.
- Arrange the ground cover plants and other plants as desired. Be sure you don’t crowd the area and allow room for growth!
- Add the nature items and accessories as desired to make your own creation.
Fairy 🧚♀️
Every house needs fairy. All made with wood popsicle sticks,construction paper wings and clothes out of fabric, and Cupcakes liners. Add face with markers or paper faces.
Lisa s Everyday Life