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’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.

I’m a retired teacher from Texas who rents vacation RVs around our lovely area - in my free time I make real wood fairy houses, acorn fairies, bookmarks, herb salts, you name it! Some of my favorite bookshelf fairy houses I’ve made. First pic is my stash of wood and then I show my progress on three houses. Bottom right of that first pic are the two hollow pieces I used for the first two houses!

Hi, Kath the potter here, from Lincolnshire in the UK. The county is sometimes considered a hotspot for fairy sightings. I've made clay fairies for years, mostly the Christmas ones. Here's a few photos of our garden fairies.😊

I’m drawn to incorporating paperbark into my art lately and love the interplay