Tell us a little about yourself so the community can get to know you 😊 Please create a new post in this “Start here” section for your introduction, You can share: 1. Where are you from? 2. What made you join the Fairyland Community? 3. What would you love to create, learn, or find here? Keep it short if you like - just say hello and share a little about yourself.

I just finished a more detailed tutorial on how to build a tiny fairy library 😊 The information I share here are a little more detailed than what I usually post on social media, but the project itself is still very simple and fun to make. You only need bark, moss and a few basic tools. I would really love your feedback on this format. Is this the kind of content you were hoping for, or would you like it to be different? I want to make sure the community gives you real value, so any feedback is very helpful. Thanks! Mary

I’d love to see what you’re currently creating - or even just thinking about creating. It can be: - a fairy house - a tiny scene - materials you collected - a progress photo - an inspiration photo - an idea you want to try It does not need to be finished or perfect. Small starts, questions, and works in progress are very welcome here.

Hello everyone , I'm crochetcrazyhelen on Instagram and Facebook . I love fairies and making them homes and everything they need from nature. I spend many hours hunting perfect sticks and turning them into furniture . I'm in the process with my husband of turning a corner of our garden into fairyland . And will be sharing what I do here. Mayinthefairyland has been a big inspiration to me and so joining you all here is wonderful . A community of fairy lovers , nothing could be nicer . He's a short video of the beginning of our fairyland building journey Love Helen x

I love the fairy reels and have been watching hem for quite awhile now. Interested in doing something like this in my little garden and yard. So I came to learn whatever Mary wants to show us. I live in North Central Maine so I am very rural. Moose and chipmunks.