I'm very excited to join the group and follow along with others projects and inspirations. We recently purchased a cabin and I'm adding little fairy details around the cabin for guests to explore. I made this fairy house for the fireplace mantel and have two fairy doors in the bedrooms. Next step is to create a fairy trail outside!

Well tried to collect things today because it’s going to rain tomorrow. But Daisy was quicker 😂😂

How does one manage to hold all the bits together while they glue things together?

Hi. Here are a few pictures of my recent projects. Beachwood Villages that are about 45 cm in length with fairy inhabited dwellings. A few of my fairy garden doors and what is beginning to look like a fairy shoe shop !! I can’t seem to stop making them in various colours and adornments. It does mean however that my fairy, Doris can have a different pair on whenever the mood takes her. 😁

Submitted my first Fairy home to Annmarie Sculpture garden for their annual submission and thoroughly enjoyed the process of experimenting with new materials! Things I thought came out well: - horseshoe door (a technique I have done when leading workshops) with working knocker - working swing - popsicle stick interior flooring - tiled patio - painting expanding foam to look like rocks over the plywood base - the ladder coming out very clean with no visible glue thanks to being able to inset the rungs into holes - engraving swirls in stone, definitely something I will repeat - sculpting polymer mushrooms Things I didn't love the end result of or want to explore alternatives for: - covering the base structure in moss made the project a little more expensive and created a busier texture than I was hoping - adding more painted elements for bright spots of color, while I generally gravitate to a more neutral/natural palette I felt like this piece was a little flat in the end from a value perspective - the painted pond area I liked but am curious about adding epoxy in the future for depth/different texture finish - what to put behind stick window frame, here I had some depth and painted a candle glow color inside but wasn't happy with how it read