By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
This little garden decoration is just as cute as ’can bee!’ Make a fun friend for your flowerbed, or potted plant with this recycling project.
Tin Can Honey Bee
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Tag Archives: Garden Crafts
Bee Hotel
By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Gentle, non-stinging Mason bees are a bit smaller than a honeybee, and are great pollinators for your garden. Each one visits as many as 1000 blooms per day — 20 times as many as a honeybee! Hang your bee hotel where it will get morning sun and attract mason bees. The female bees will lay their eggs in the tubes. This is a great project to get the whole family involved in creating, and a fun project for kids to observe in the summer months.
Wooden Frame
By Kids’ Crafts Contributor Rachel from the blog Doodle and Stitch.
Make yourself a lovely natural wooden hanging frame to display your drawings or photographs in your home.
Fairy Garden Gnomes
By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Make some cheery little fairy tale inhabitants for your fairy garden, or yard.
Recycled Fairy House
Welcome the fairies to your garden with a cute and crafty home made with recycled materials! Leave the roof open so kids can play with it as a real house, leave treats for the fairies that come to visit, or even store treasures this summer!
Marble Snails
By General Crafts Contributor Amy from the Etsy Shop DangerousRainboCraft.
Create some cute snails with a shiny marble as their shells. Use them for a unique touch to your fairy garden or place one on your office desk to brighten up your work day.
Kids Crafts: Fairy Gardens
Fairies are kind of a big deal. I heard a story once about Fairy Specialists needing to be contacted while a road was being built in Iceland because it would have interfered with a fairy home. No joke. Plus they make the perfect fantasy world to keep your kiddos occupied for hours! So I’ve put together a couple of fun, fairy-themed crafts. Enjoy!
How cute is this little gnome home? I know, I know, this isn’t a fairy craft, but gnomes need a place to rest their heads too. Plus, this would look adorable in your garden and you know it.
