There is now a main entrance to the Fairy Land, with a gate and an arbor (and another Hexipuff!)
Following the path to the left takes you to the Fairy House, complete with a clothesline (says Goosie) and/or a Limbo line (says Peanut).
The side of the house is safeguarded by a friendly garden gnome, who oversees the garden area, the gazing ball and the planter-pot shelter. It's shadowed in there, but there is a fairy rug which was exciting proof the fairies had moved in earlier this summer! It was very exciting.
If you continue on the path, you will come to the dining/kitchen area. The girls made a table and picked some acorns and lettuce bolts to leave for the fairies. Some of the lettuce bolts were gone the next day! The fairies had a nice snack.
And last, but not least, Goosie asked me to make a small ball of yarn and needles for the fairies, in case they wanted to sit and knit for a bit.
*Sigh* I think I could move in here.
How cute is that? You and your girls are so creative!! They are going to have wonderful memories of their childhood!!
ReplyDeleteBethany, this is adorable. Very creative stuff going on here! I'm so glad you documented it all for them with this post and the pix. Maybe they'll be writing their own fairy stories someday and they can look back as this as their inspiration. :o)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! I saw some fairy doors at Hobby Lobby - with a coat of paint, they might make a nice addition to your sweet garden here!
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo adorable! Have you seen the fairy knitting pattern in the holiday issue of Knit Simple? They look like the kind of fairies that would live in your girl's fairy houses! :)
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