Fairy Garden Love is in the details…
Here are our very best ideas in fairy garden accessories. Start with a fairy, of course, and then one or two incredibly cute accessories like a house or a gazebo,…add plants and a gravel path and you’ve created a miniature garden! Then go on to more and more advanced techniques listed at the bottom here. This is very fun hobby to do with a child and can get addicting!
Fairies
My Fairy Garden’s best fairy garden ‘container’ An old bench turned into a fairy garden
Jeanie Merritt’s cutest fairy she found online
CLICK to see Red Campion Fairy on Amazon
LoriAnne Ross’s best fairy plant stakes
CLICK to see Miniature Garden Fairy Kelly on Amazon
LoriAnne Ross’s graceful fairy
Our Fairfield Home & Garden ‘s best natural fairy
Barb Rosen from Our Fairfield Home & Garden says, “Make your own fairies or ornaments for free from natural materials found in your garden and yard!”
Mini ‘homes’
LoriAnne Ros’s most quaint fairy house
Melinda Randall’s best ceramic fairy houses
Melinda Randall is a potter in Fort Worth, Texas and loves making fairy houses and furniture.
CLICK This cute bell can be used as a fairy home!
Our Fairfield Home & Garden’s best wooden fairy house
Susan Heller’s best ‘stone’ fairy home. Use her method to paint your own.
Helen Eyers’s cunning little toad house, a nice addition to any mini garden
Details, details…
Kathy Gilbert’s rustic handmade fairy door made from recycled wood
Helen Eyers’s best twig chair made for her granddaughter
CLICK Set of three Twig Bench and chairs
Helen Eyers says, “My husband and I made this for my grand daughter. A wire frame was used on a wooden base and wooden front. I adhered the rocks with cement. What you see in this photo is dried moss pressed into the cement but later we found moss growing in the yard, cut out slabs and pressed that on the house. The moss stayed nice until the heat turned it all red.”
Denise Hathazy-Davis’s best mini gazebo
CLICK to see Miniature Fairy Garden Metal Mini Gazebo
Debbie Newton’s best sign for fairy gardens. She says, “Simple, but my favorite garden sign. “
Arlene Brenneman’s Fairy cottage in a galvanized tub
Arlene Brenneman says, “Here’s one of many fairy gardens ready for a garden fair this weekend at Quailcrest Farm, Wooster, OH.” Arlene creates and sells her fairy gardens and keeps an album with lots more fairy gardens, junk gardens and toolboxes. She syas, “ 101 planters total! That’s several van loads since they don’t stack too well!! Next week I see the chiropractor!”
