Our Fairfield Home & Garden ~ 2023 Garden Tour
- By Barb
- Things that inspire me in the garden
- On July 3, 2023
- 11 Comments.
On Saturday, June 17th, the Delaware Center for Horticulture featured our suburban garden on tour. It was the fruition of preparing through seven weeks of drought, record high and low temperatures, smoke and then torrential downpours the week of the tour! Our garden was still lush and ready thanks to established perennials, shrubs and
Flower Fairies
- By Barb
- DIY home and garden craft projects, Things that inspire me in the garden
- On July 19, 2017
- 4 Comments.
Want to have some fun with the kids or grandkids or just amuse yourself on a summer day? Make Flower Fairies to leave around gardens for folks to find! Use a dried poppy seed pod or two and some acorns and fine-tipped permanent pens. Draw little whimsical faces on each one and, then the
Flower Pot Fairy Houses
- By Barb
- DIY home and garden craft projects, Recycled and repurposed items as garden art, Things that inspire me in the garden
- On April 11, 2017
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Do you want to have a fairy garden or make a special gift for a friend or grandchild? If the cost of those fairy houses in the retail stores is holding you back, wait no longer! For the price of some oil-based paint pens, a little acrylic craft paint and some time, you
DIY ~ Horseshoe Fairy Door
- By Barb
- DIY home and garden craft projects, Recycled and repurposed items as garden art, Things that inspire me in the garden
- On March 30, 2017
- 18 Comments.
Recently, I saw some wonderful hand-forged fairy doors for sale and fell in love with them. The only problem was the price – $58 each! I tried to come up with a way to get the look without spending that kind of money. Here’s what I came up with ~ Horseshoe Fairy Doors. A horsey friend
Fall Fairy Windowbox
- By Barb
- DIY home and garden craft projects, Home decor, Recycled and repurposed items as garden art, Things that inspire me in the garden
- On October 16, 2016
- 2 Comments.
It was time for a windowbox change here at Our Fairfield Home and Garden. Formerly lush summer plantings were becoming leggy and the blooms sporadic, so I wanted a transition into fall. Happening on a clearance table at the Michael’s craft store, two tiny fairy houses drew my eye and gave me an idea! And,
DIY Project ~ Fairies for Free!
- By Barb
- Celebrate the creativity of featured artists, DIY home and garden craft projects, Recycled and repurposed items as garden art, Things that inspire me in the garden
- On September 15, 2013
- 8 Comments.
Fall is here, the perfect time for walks in the woods and in your garden. As you stroll along, pay attention! There are natural materials all around you to make your own little fairies for free. This is such a relaxing activity and perfect for creative play with children. (note: I used hot glue.
DIY Project ~ Design a Rustic Cottage Getaway … in a Terrarium!
- By Barb
- Bringing the garden inside, DIY home and garden craft projects, Home decor
- On November 26, 2012
- 6 Comments.
Recently, I found a tiny little porcelain cottage at a garage sale and decided it needed a terrarium to call home. Not much is happening outside in the garden this time of year, so working in my garden room has to satisfy my green thumb for the time being. Making a terrarium is a quick
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