Welcome, DIY-lovers! Are you in the mood for a bit of magic? Yes, it is this time of the year! Spring is here, and we are inviting fairies into our gardens.
How are you doing, fellow craft enthusiast? We believe it is safe to say that we can all consider ourselves magicians in a certain way. No matter if you devote your free time to crocheting, wood carving, or paper crafts, you create wonders out of the most basic materials, right? It must be magic then! Let’s get back to the main theme of today’s post though. We have been wondering how to help you celebrate the new season in a crafty way, and we came upon something amazing.
Have you heard of fairy gardens? These charming decorations are making so many gardens all around the world so pretty every year. Some people consider making them a family tradition! If you are familiar with the phenomenon and looking for inspiration for this year’s version of your DIY garden, you have come to the right place. If you want to start your new family tradition, this collection of The Best Fairy Garden DIY Ideas will guide you as well. Are you ready to play with fairies?
Fairy Garden
Oh, just look at this charming squad! Butterflies, ladybugs, bees, centipedes, even friendly spiders! Wouldn’t they all look so lovely in your DIY garden? You can look for these wooden elements online or make them yourself. Maybe your kids would like to paint some smiling insects?
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Secret Fairy Garden Kit
This DIY kit includes all the elements you and your children need to arrange your little family garden. Yes, this charming, miniature white fence is there as well! Along with the little door, the signpost, the pine cone, and all the lovely ladybugs and rabbits.
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DIY Small Fairy Garden in a Pot
Oh, this DIY garden in a pot by Coffee, Pancakes and Dreams is so enchanting! Can you sense the Alice in Wonderland vibe? We bet you can easily find a container for your version of the fairy garden. A planter box, a basket, a half barrel, or a clay pot would be great. Make sure to put a fairy as beautiful as this one in there!
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