Fairy Garden using embellishments from Flamingo Scraps! |
I started with a shallow terracotta bowl with a drainage hole; then laid in some rocks and added my plants. I used four types of Sedum -- but any type of low-growing, mounding moss or groundcover hardy in your area would do. I filled in the areas between the plants with larger black rocks.
With my garden ready, it was time to work on the Fairy part!
I chose my embellishments and attached wooden skewers with E6000 adhesive. |
I chose pieces from Prima -- metal and resin, Melissa Frances resin, Wendy Vecchi resin, and a piece of Tim Holtz mirror paper. I used two of each piece and attached the wooden skewers between them, but once the garden was assembled, I realized that was really overkill! The fence pieces and the flamingos are from a "miniature flamingo garden" a friend gave me awhile back and were just toooo perfect!
More shots of the embellishments being assembled. |
This shot shows off the "water feature" crafted from Prima metal and Tim Holtz mirror paper and the pair of pink flamingos standing guard! |
I do believe a fairy left her bicycle leaning against the picket fence and ventured into the garden! |
A bunny peeks out from some foliage and there are birds at the birdbath and birdhouse! |
Thanks for stopping by -- and check out the store for embellishments you can use in interesting and unique ways!!!!
So pretty Suzanne, thanks for off the page inspiration! Donna
ReplyDeleteOMG - This is awesome. It would be gorgeous around my pool (Hint hint) LOL I love how you put the toothpicks on the pieces to put them into the ground. Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery clever!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I especially love the flamingoes. And the little gateway is adorable.
ReplyDeleteGenius !!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!!! So cute!!
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