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They absolutely LOVED this, and you can personalize it for them – point the signs to grandma and grandpa’s house, to their bed swing set, or the setting of a favorite book! Over at You Clever Monkey, Nichole shares a variety of fairy garden play ideas for kids , including ways to use sorting skills to make waterways and fairy paths.
They are spending so much time on these that children don’t use their own imagination the way they used to in the past. There’s something delightful about hiding tiny fairy houses among your plants, and being able to spot them peeking through here and there.Whether it’s a hobby for your child or a magical decoration for your outdoor space, this fairy garden kit will be a great addition to your collection. This unusual request opened my eyes to the marvellous, mysterious world of fairy gardens, and now I can’t seem to stop noticing them, wherever I go.
There are lots of different styles of fairy gardens, including fragile, ornamental arrangements for careful collectors, as well as more playful, robust layouts that are great for making with children. Using rainbow craft sticks, Dinah at DIY Inspired explains how to make a variety of kid-friendly fairy garden accessories . You can make them as ornaments to hang from a tree (Christmas or as a fun way to add color around your garden). It’s suitable for children aged 11 and under, but during our visit older kids and adults were encouraged to explore, too. Half an hour south of Bamburgh is Alnwick, a market town famous for a castle which can be seen in the Harry Potter franchise and the new Dungeons and Dragons: Honour Among Thieves film.Once you have a good idea of what your fairies are like, find names that reflect their personalities.
Using found twigs, moss, leaves, pinecones, rocks, and sticks, they create magical forest houses for their fairy friends. While sitting there I heard a few parents say how refreshing it was to simply watch kids playing, and this escape from modern technology was part of the Duchess of Northumberland’s inspiration for Lilidorei.We’re always looking for ways to use salvaged materials in gardens, so I love this fairy garden that’s been made from the pieces of a broken pot.
To create a fairy garden that could fit in the palm of your hand, check out our terrarium garden ideas for growing tips, and then add one or two tiny rocks and sculptures. These are seriously adorable, with lots of bright and cheerful felt decorations, sticks, rocks, and natural elements tucked in. Give your garden, or a special corner of your home, a magical feel with this sweet fairy garden kit.
Kid-Friendly Things to Do also has a more traditional “fairy house” in this cute planter made from a terra cotta pot.
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