The Fairy Walk

This is something I've been working on for a couple years...

yes I'm slow at times to finish a project, but eventually I will!

The sign was an old wood arrow I found at the farm,

let's see, probably about 3-4 yrs. ago.

I knew what I wanted to do with it,

it just took time ;)

 This path is actually the one that leads to

the Tortoise's Summer pen.

But since it's the most shaded area I have, I

knew I wanted my Fairy Gardens there.

 All along this path there are hints of Fairyland here and there.

I made this Fairy Door out of scrap wood, added a tiny hinge, door knob, and a key shaped hole ''peep hole''.

An old brass footing I found at a sale years ago finally found a home on the peak of the roof.

A large ceramic Fairy stands along the side of the walk.



A cracked birdbath becomes a mini Fairy Garden.

The metal mesh arch was removed from

one of my Halloween projects

and made for a grand Sedum covered Arbor.

A Gnome guards the entrance,

while the Fairies frolic.

A ladder made from Willow branches

helps the Fairies up into their birdhouse home.

A crackle globe from a broken garden light

 adds mystique as a ''crystal ball''.

The flat marble pathway are leftovers from B&T's Wedding.

The ''beach'' is also sand leftover from the Wedding.

The ''furniture'' comes from a Birthday cake

that was given to Cody and I. 

A little rabbit from an Easter long passed, works the garden.

One of the Fairies sit by the ''pool'',

while another naps under a couple of ''toadstools''

 I made from old bowls and vases.

Yes, I know I've mixed quite a few different groups here:

Gnomes, Fairies, and a crystal ball?

Well, that's just the way I like it.

It shows we all can coexist and be happy ♥

Happy Gardening!!