DIY ~ Have a Fairy Merry Christmas!

by Barb Rosen

Last year, I started making little fairies from natural materials gathered from our garden and walks around the neighborhood. They have been put to use as present toppers, plant pokes and little gifts for my friends and family up until recently. But ever since I shared my wee folk in a watercolor class I attend, people have been asking me to make and sell them! Here is a batch I just put together for a lady who works at Longwood Gardens. Displayed on a little table-top rosemary topiary tree, you can see what a sweet scene they create.
See it all at http://ourfairfieldhomeandgarden.com/diy-a-fairy-merry-christmas/

diy have a fairy merry christmas, gardening, seasonal holiday d cor, Baby Fairy on a milkweed pod swing

Baby Fairy on a milkweed pod swing ~ http://ourfairfieldhomeandgarden.com/diy-a-fairy-merry-christmas/

diy have a fairy merry christmas, gardening, seasonal holiday d cor, Rosemary Topiary Tree decorated with Fairies

Rosemary Topiary Tree decorated with Fairies ~ http://ourfairfieldhomeandgarden.com/diy-a-fairy-merry-christmas/

diy have a fairy merry christmas, gardening, seasonal holiday d cor, Angel Fairy

Angel Fairy ~ http://ourfairfieldhomeandgarden.com/diy-a-fairy-merry-christmas/

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Veronica Wheeler on Nov 28, 2013
I love that you used a rosemary tree. Must smell great and it looks so Christmassy.

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- Barb Rosen on Nov 28, 2013
  @Veronica Wheeler ~ those rosemary topiaries do smell great and then you can use them for cooking too!
  
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Pamela on Dec 11, 2013
Sooo cute! Love this!

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- Barb Rosen on Dec 11, 2013
  @Pamela ~ Thanks! I hope your holiday is a wonderful, magical one : )
  
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