Make Your Own Fairy Garden – A Fun & Magical Craft For Kids

Warm weather is finally here! Planting flowers is my favorite way to celebrate Spring’s arrival. My daughters and I worked together to create this fairy garden in hopes that we get some magical visitors this summer. Do you think they will like the tea we left for them?

Darice has tons of miniatures and garden decor that are just perfect for fairy garden supplies. These are the supplies I used to make my fairy garden, but the possibilities are endless – get as creative as you’d like!

Child’s fairy garden supplies:

• Mini Garden Bench
• Mini Garden Arch
• River Rocks
• Painted Butterfly with Wire
• Miniature Potted Roses
• Miniature Tea Service
• Moss
• Assorted Flowers
• Gardening Tools
• Large Flower Pot with Soil

Step One. Place the bench, bird bath and arch in the large flower pot.  Arrange them where you would like them to sit.

Step Two. Place the river rocks on top of the soil to create a garden path.

Step Three. Add the preserved moss along both sides of the rock path. We used toothpicks to hold our moss in place because it was a windy day.

Step Four. Plant your assorted flowers in the dirt.

Step Five. Add the mini butterflies and tea service so your fairy friends feels welcome! Fill up your bird bath with water, and you’re done.

Now, how fun was that?! It’s so pretty and magical!

To make the fairy garden even more enchanting for your children, move the tea set around and remove some water from the bird bath. They will be surprised and so happy when they notice the fairies had a visit to their garden!

I hope you will create your own fairy garden and your children love it as much as mine do.

Alanna

Alanna was a Design Manager in the Scrapbooking industry until the birth of her first child. She then turned freelance graphic designer, crafter and stay-at-home mom. Her love of design and flair for crafting keeps her busy at work and in her home life where she loves to create handmade gifts, jewelry and cards for all occasions. Alanna’s craft repertoire includes not only scrapbooking and papercrafting; but also sewing, needle felting, jewelry making, kids crafts and more. She resides in MI with her husband and their four children.

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