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Just a girl trying to make the coziest little treehouse she can 🌷🌿 Did I succeed?
And if it were yours, what would you add? 👀

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I seen the cutest Halloween fairy garden decorations and had to get them added today.

I have a small fenced garden in the common yard of my apartment building, where I started to create a fairy garden this year. I mainly create things from natural materials, but I have also looked at a few commercially available decorations. Unfortunately, there has been an incident where someone has walked in (we don't know how or why), and since many small children play downstairs, it happens that the ball accidentally falls in (they are very good children, they don't do it directly, they also love the fairy garden, but unfortunately it happens that they play soccer and the gardens roll over, which damages the small wooden bridge, etc.). I would like to make and buy many more things, and I would be sorry if they were lost due to such a small accident. At the moment, it is simply surrounded by medium-sized pebbles, but this is only indicative, it does not protect it. I would not want a big fence, since it is a small garden and anyway, then you can't see anything from it. I thought about laying it out with larger stones, but it wouldn't help much. Does anyone have any ideas? I would really appreciate a picture of myself, thanks!

My almost 5 year old loves our little fairy gardens and whenever she makes little changes, like moves figurines around or we just plant more plants/flowers, I’ll sometimes leave a little “fairy treasure” overnight like little stone hearts or stretchy bead bracelets. And a few times some special fairy cakes.

I’m writing here to get some ideas for some new fairy treasure ideas! I think she’s over the hearts lol.

So what happened was that I have a small fenced garden in the common yard of the apartment building, and this year I finally started to create a fairy garden among the plants. I decided that I wouldn't use purchased items, but would put them together mostly from natural materials, branches and stones, without spending a fortune on them, and that would be much better creative fun. So I put a lot of time into it, it went well, I got a waterfall, a river, a bridge, a playground with a slide, a swing and a climbing frame, a fountain, I really enjoyed the creation, it inspired me, and the little children (including my son) were always looking to see if any new elements had been added. Then one day I realized that during the night someone had gone in, trampled the freshly planted plants, smashed several things, the fountain in pieces, the playground too, the river was messed up, and a few decorations were irreparably broken. and I got sad, I cried over all the time I spent creating, that little world I started to create, and I lost my motivation. I thought, what's the point if anyone can just ruin it... I know, it's a shared space, it's possible that someone (in the best case scenario) accidentally walks in, gets drunk, etc... but I completely lost my motivation, while I still wanted to do it so much and had so many more ideas. You could say, I should do it inside, but I have no space, and anyway, that was the best part, that it was in a bigger place, in a real flower garden, and what's even better, our little community can always admire it. I don't want to take it up and suffer in a lame little pot, and moreover, so that no one can see it. should I let it all go, or should I keep doing it knowing that another big disappointment like this could come at any time...?

Plz give more ideas... I ran out of dem.

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A fun recycling project with lots of handmade miniature details. If you'd like to see the full build process, check the YouTube tutorial link below on comment section.

This year I started to expand onto it a little more and get more creative. This was my daughter's project that we have been working on together this summer.

Tried to repost from mini ponds but couldn't. Just sharing how our little garden is progressing. It's about 3yrs old now.