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Apr 18, 2013

Tabletop Fairy Garden



Our son is the very proud collector of the herbs and flowers for this tiny container garden. Making this little scene I noticed how lovely it is to dwell on the beauty of just single flowers.



The flower pots in this miniature flower display are made of half corks that I hollowed out and filled with floral foam. The flower stand is made of 3 pieces of wire of approx 10 cm long, twisted together. The ends are bent and decorated with wooden beads. To attach the cork pot, simply prick a hole in the corks with scissors.



Snail houses are excellent fairy vases. This piece is made of two slices of birch and 4 snail houses glued together. Simply fill the snail houses with a bit of water and some flowers.



By the way, walnut shells make lovely baskets and containers! Do not fill them with water though, that would make them crack. Enjoy!

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6 comments:

  1. Saskia,
    I am in awe of your beautiful fairy gardens! I saw your post on "The Magic Onions" and I'm visiting your lovely site for the first time. Thank you for sharing and inspiring all of us! Blessings, Lori
    'waldorfmoms.com'

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  2. Oh thank you for the lovely compliment Lori!
    warm greetings sas

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  3. So pretty..
    what kind of plants are good for the corks? I really want to try

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    1. All kinds of plants that need very little water like succulents, cactea and hedera helix.
      Just give it a try and find out what works for you. Good luck and so nice to see you here!

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  4. I ame across this fairy garden on Pinterest and I think its jyst ADORABLE! :)

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