Fairy Garden Terrarium in a Mason Jar
"You can make a fairy garden terrarium in a mason jar in just minutes. These make great gift ideas or decor inside or outside your home this spring and summer. Read on to see how to make your own fairy garden mason jar and even give them as gifts for Mother’s Day. If you have missed any of the quick and easy Mother’s Day crafts we have shared this week, be sure to check out the ideas from day 1 and day 2. You will also want to scroll to the bottom of this post to see the other 15 minute crafts from today."
Materials List
- Mason jar (these smooth sided versions work best)
- Fairy garden miniatures
- Rocks (purchase or use from your yard)
- Moss
- Craft sticks
- Brown ink
- Clay or small wood bead
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Scissors
- Hot glue and glue gun
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joyceolive66 16068 17
Feb 27, 2018
lovely idea, looking forward to doing these two are.
Mistress of All Ev il
Nov 03, 2017
This is so cute. I've been really into minis a lot lately, but this one takes the cake. I'm gonna share this with my friend Kristina since she loves deer so much. Additionally, I'm thinking this could be turned into a "graveyard scene." I saw a tutorial for one of those using a gourd on this site a few weeks ago. I can't believe it didn't occur to me to just use a mason jar. I have a ton of empty ones lying around the house. Now, I just have to go acquire the mini skeletons and tombstones. Brilliant!
princess6860504
Jun 11, 2017
I am kinda obsessed right now with miniature fairy scene crafting. If I were planning a girl's night in, this would be a great project to work on. This fairy garden terrarium is a little different than some of the other ones out there because this one utilizes craft sticks that you paint yourself and trim it to fit the jar. It creates the door for the fairies to welcome you in. I think it's kinda neat!
len10pin
Apr 29, 2017
I like anything using Mason Jars. The Fairy Garden Terrarium is the most adorable use for a jar I've seen yet. I know I'll have one and some of my friends, too.
CScarnegie
Apr 28, 2017
My best friend and I are planning a "fairy garden" day, and I think this project has inspired me the most - I love the little deer and bright red mushrooms!
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