Fairies to entertain. Where should they live?

What a lovely idea, T&T...be sure to post a photo of it in place in your garden. Might you get a picture of a fairy too? :)

I will and lets hope so.

Looks really cute :o)

That looks fabulous T&T. It will be great in the bottom of your garden. Please post pics when you have it set up. :o)

How clever of you, good luck with the fairies....

awwww..I love your little fairie doors...I will have to find a way to make fairy doors too...fun stuff...! Gilli, Gf should have some of those in his garden for us..huh!

Great i think it looks good in any of the places you have put it , but i like the top photo.

Lovely idea. I do like the leaves partly covering door in the 2nd photo but the sculpture hovering above does not appear fairy friendly.

I agree with Clarice - that fern frond makes a beautiful porch. Number three would make a grand home for Rattie (Wind in the Willows) The sculpture in two looks like a fairy eater though the euonymous makes a great door frame.

Number 2 would be my choice.

I like the first one, as well. Young children will love this!

I like the first one! It looks magical and will certainly capture the imagination. Brilliant idea.

1 or 2 would find it hard to decide, but all look good, maybe you should make another 2? I really love this idea Trees, what a fantasic project, Brooke would love this, i was thinking about getting/making some little fairy houses to put in my woodland bed, have'nt come up with anything yet, i may just pinch this idea if you don't mind? she very much believes they are down there, - it's a great bribery when she is being naughty, especially this time of year. lol

What a brilliant blog. Well done I shall be instructing sleeping partner at a later date {let him get over Christmas 1st}

I have a question.

Do you think people would buy one of these at a garden show?

I've made these for my family but my wife thinks that she would have bought one at a garden show had she seen them.

What do you guy's think?

Oh yes i would buy one! - are you taking orders lol

I would buy one T&T. I think they're great.
I still like the third photo by the way. I think it looks very natural next to the pond.

I like the one by the pond.

I like it best in pic 1, as there is other wood around. Could you not stand it against the base of a tree trunk? I like the overhanging fern, too. Adds a touch of magical mystery.
Aah - Peter Pan - does anyone really ever "grow up"?

Brilliant idea, Treesand things!

I like number 2 where it looks all tucked in and natural. A little fairy figure hidden in amongst the greenery near that door would peak interest also...what a wonderful idea...I have collected a few fairy figurines for my garden when it becomes a bit more mature...

what a great idea...

no2 my fav and as for Grumpy Face at back maybe he is their guardian..........

oh i looked at these on ebay, 9.99 each! must get hubby in the garage lots of wood my grandaughter loves fairies especially Tinkerbell so i would love one in my garden. No.2 is my favourite too it just looks right to me. I would certainly buy one T&T, anywhere near Lincolnshire LOL?

Love the idea and yes this grandma will make her own if she has to. (I do have a brother that could whip it up in half the time though)

# 2 is my choice.

number 2 is a good spot, lovedyour blog and i do think that people would buy the fairy doors, I would if I could

Thanks Pondlady, the doors do sell, but I only make them when asked, to date it's a couple of dozen.

There are some other photos on my sight showing where they are, one of them has got a fantastic stone elf called Alf nrxt to it. Another one, a round one is by the pond.

Why don`t you sell some put me top of the list x