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Fairy Houses, What Are They? - Away With The Fairies × Welcome Garden fairy doorsFairy housesFairy garden accessoriesFairy trail suppliesNew arrivals Contact usfairy saleMy cart × Welcome Garden fairy doorsFairy housesFairy garden accessoriesFairy trail suppliesNew arrivals Contact usfairy saleMy cart Free postage over €50 × Welcome Garden fairy doorsFairy housesFairy garden accessoriesFairy trail suppliesNew arrivals Contact usfairy saleMy cart Go to content Fairy Houses, What Are They? Fairy houses What are the variegated kinds of fairy houses? How do I make them? There are many variegated types of fairy houses you can make or buy for your fairy garden, from the teeny-tiny to the DIY tree stump fairy mansions. Here are some variegated types:-1. Solar fairy houses2. DIY Solar fairy houses3. DIY Tree stump houses4. Light up shower operated fairy houses5. Metal fairy houses6. Miniature fairy houses 1. Solar Powered fairy housesFor the eco-conscious fairy gardener, these fairy houses have seated solar panels that tuition up the batteries during the day (direct sunlight not required). When twilight falls, a sensor tells the lights to come on, and, hey presto, the house lights up! The Fairy houses are mainly made from resin, are frost proof and can handle extremes of weather.  They are moreover fairly weighty so they will not be squandered about. I have several scattered virtually my fairy garden and they squint really magical at night time.In this video i show you some solar fairy houses how they work and what they squint like lit up at night. solar fairy houses video, what are they and how do they work But I want to make one myself, and inexpensively!2.UnseemlyDIY Solar fairy housesThese houses can be made relatively quickly and won't unravel the bank. You will need some unseemly solar lights, a glass jar, some polymer soil and some tempera paint. Basically you put the solar light into the glass jar and decorate the outside with polymer clay. Then you can paint the outside and the lid of the solar light and decorate it with white discs of the polymer soil to make it squint like a toadstool. If you plan on having your DIY fairy house outside then you will have to spray it with some laquer. 3. DIY Tree stump fairy housesOk, there is a pearly value of work and skill involved in these houses but they squint gorgeous. You can make them from an existing sufferer and unsightly tree stump or from a log, depending on what you have. If the top of the stump is uneven, you may want to get a professional to use a chainsaw to level it off, then use treated plywood for the roof and nail with screws. The main ingredient is imagination...My husband made one with real roof tiles and guttering for effect. Try to use the contours of the tree stump to plan where to cut the spaces for the fairy door and windows. The doors and windows will need to be varnished thoroughly. You can use second hand materials such as pallets for the project as these are once treated for the weather. Window ledges with real flower pots, weather vanes, and solar fairy lights/lanterns bring it to life.This such a unconfined idea considering you can turn something that you'd otherwise throw on the rubbish heap into a magical fairy realm for the kids. 4. Light up fairy housesThere is a myriad of fairy houses misogynist that light up and most are made from weatherproof resin which makes them very sturdy. Unlike the solar fairy houses, these ones light up but require you to either use an electronic tealight candle which will have a switch and an internal shower (there will be a slum in the marrow or an opening door in which to place these). I like the houses with opening doors as they squint realistic. 5. Metal fairy housesBuilt to last! Some metal fairy houses are increasingly like sculptures than anything else considering they are not constrained to stuff made in one piece in a mould. These would be the most elaborate and detailed fairy dwellings and tend to be a bit increasingly expensive than their resin counterparts, mainly considering of the work involved in making them. 6. Miniature fairy housesThese dinky houses are super cute and can be used to make fairy gardens in just well-nigh anything including teacups, shoes, old drawers and jam jars. I have made unshortened little villages using these houses as they are unseemly to buy. They are made from resin and therefore can be used outside, this ways you can get really inventive when you segregate a container.In these videos I make a fairy gardens using miniature houses how to make a diy fairy garden with miniature fairy houses how to make a diy fairy garden in a teacup with fairy housesIncreasinglyfairy goodies Solar world cottage Appealing! 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