Sorry for no updates over the last few days. We were very busy creating for The Month the Fairies Moved In. It has been much more work than I thought - especially because it is not only building, but also filming, taking pictures, editing, and creating content around everything. But it has also been a very good time. My friend from Switzerland joined me for this project, and he will help with the pictures so I can focus more on the building. Here are the first impressions from what we created so far: a little fairy feasting table inside a tree. We are currently also working on a library installation inside a tree, made mostly from natural materials. Let me know if you have any questions, or if there is anything specific you would like me to share here during the month.

So I've just started working on a new fairy house. I'll share pictures/ideas along the way. My fairy houses always start with walks in the woods. I'm lucky to live near several state parks. I always bring a shopping bag with me...and sometimes my saws-all. And I collect stuff. It's helpful to have a lot of stuff on hand--interesting pieces of wood, tree roots. Here's my stock pile, as well as a piece I found in the woods yesterday that might make the basis of a roof.

It would mean a lot if you could help give it a little push. If you use Facebook, please like, comment, or share the Reel there. If you don’t use Facebook, Instagram is also perfect. This helps show the algorithm that this is relevant for fairy house builders, so more people who love building tiny magical worlds can discover it and maybe join us here in the community. Thank you so much for helping Fairyland grow. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1AvjJetuAU/?mibextid=wwXIfr New Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1PF6nsMcNx/?mibextid=wwXIfr Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZAc35bN36q/?igsh=bmljdnl2ajczcGcx Thank you so much 😊 Mary

Hi fellow makers! I’d love your tips on adding some spider web whimsy to your projects. I’ve tried with hot glue, but not very successfully. I’m talking about proper spider web with shape, not the blown cobweb type. For my last project I ended up just stealing some real web, which I love. But it’s not always accessible! It’s really hard to see in the photo, but I caught it in the branch..

Just starting out, brand new here. Gathering sticks of all different shapes and sizes, along with other materials. Looking forward to the classes offered and building community.