A DIY toad house made with a thrift-store terracotta pot turned upside down and Dollar Tree pebbles hot-glued on. The roof is made from a fallen piece of old tree bark found alongside the road. I put soil and live moss from my yard under the roof. Hopefully the moss will eventually grow in between the pebbles to complete the look.
Fallen log fairy house. Maybe an oatmeal container on its side, covered in pine cone shingles...
Tutorial: Fairy House Tree Pt. 15
Dollhouse miniature enchanted fairytale houses and furniture.
We can do this with the dead tree out front. Fairy house in base of tree
Fairy Doors Provides a Whimsical and Uncommon Miniature Architectural Detail - Green Building Elements 2020
Architects are trained to look at the smallest details and those details in turn make the buildings unique and beautiful. If one looks close enough, the small elements can be the most surprising. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, those small elements seem to have taken on a life of their own. Throughout the city miniature doors can be found.
Fairy gardens anyone?
A weird piece of randomness is a great name for it:D . It looks like a fairy made himself at home in the middle of the road, lol:p These are lovely...
Front view of ...
Waymarking.com is a way to mark unique locations on the planet and give them a voice. While GPS technology allows us to pinpoint any location on the planet, mark the location, and share it with others, Waymarking is the toolset for categorizing and adding unique information for that location.
You're here, and when you go through them, you're there. They're beautiful, meaningful or just fun. They're doors, roads, bridges, corridors, wardrobes, or event horizons. They're portals. ******* These photos aren't mine (except maybe like, five?), because this is a massive reblog...
We're loving these clever and subtle gif images created by 21 year old Boston, MA based illustrator Daniel Barreto. The small dwellings are carved into the nooks and crannies of trees deep in the woods. Their windows glowing with light and flickering in the dark snowy night beg the question
Gnome Culture
I love gnomes and I love sharing gnome photos and art with others! My husband thinks I'm crazy for...
