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This 9cm fairy house takes the shape of an upturned flower and is detailed with ladybugs, toadstools, and works well in larger fairy gardens (ie, old wheelbarrows)1 in stock

This beautifully detailed fairy house makes a splendid (yes, I said splendid – bet that’s a quaint old word you haven’t heard in a long time!) contrast against stones and greenery, and can turn even the simplest landscape into a fairy paradise.8 in stock

What do fairies love more than tree houses? Tree houses that are just the right size for them! It makes them feel elevated without having to flap their wings all the time.3 in stock

A tree house in a fairy garden adds just the right amount of visual interest to invoke a fairy’s natural curiosity. They’ll marvel at the oddly shaped windows, peer through the window panes, rattle the doorknob, and if you’re lucky enough to have squatter fairies visiting, they’ll make themselves at home.

Some say a princess lies sleeping in the tallest spire of the narrowest castle. Waiting for a prince to cut through the brambles and thorns, and finally bring her that peanut butter sandwich she asked for a hundred years ago. Others say it’s the home of a neglected princess; her hair so long,...

Need to attract fairies to your garden? While some wee folk are merry to settle down and claim a particular glade as their own, many love to travel the land and stay for week or so at a ‘Fairbnb’ before heading on to the next adventure. (You may have heard of Fairbnb- they’re litt...

Fairies love coming home to the welcoming sight of lit windows. It stirs imagery of a warm fireplace waiting for them on a chilly winter’s night. A hearty stew simmering on the stovetop… Heated stone waiting under the blankets for their cold feet to snuggle up against…We’re ...

As if a lil door wasn’t inviting enough for the fairy folk, you can now add a fairy-sized doormat to lure the fey folk in! What wee winged one wouldn’t want to pay your home a visit with such a warm welcome waiting for them?Tip: These tiny welcome mats pair well with the Fancy Fairy Doo...

People think rainbows result from atmospheric stuff… Like sunlight entering raindrops and causing the sky itself to bend. Pfft! It’s nowhere near that complicated! Fairies opening magical multicoloured doors is actually what causes rainbows.Don’t believe me? Try it for yourself!Di...

Tree stumps on their own are boring. But tree stumps with a fairy door at their base? Well! That’s an instant portal into a magical realm, innit?Be careful though. Magical portals can be very dangerous. Especially when they’re tiny. Only very very small people (under 10cm tall) should try to fit through these portals.

Not all fairies rough it in mushrooms and daisies – some prefer the leafy luxury of arboreal living. This 15cm (practically palatial in fairy terms) Apple Tree House is ideal for the elite class of garden fae: the influencers, the elder council, the one who owns three leaf capes and insists o...

Is it a temple? A fountain? A tiny tower channeling ancient forest energy and questionable plumbing? A chimney for a very spiritual underground mole? We may never know – and that’s exactly the charm. This 5cm ornament features carved stone-like texture, peekaboo cutouts, and a vaguely s...

Welcome to the commune. These 6cm fairy houses come in four rooftop colours, which we assume are used to signal each fairy’s preferred herbal tea blend or moon cycle alignment. Constructed of durable resin and strong fairy vibes, they’re ideal for nature-loving sprites, off-grid pixies,...

Because nothing says “functional architecture” like hollowed-out produce. These 9cm fruit houses are what happens when fairies decide zoning laws are optional and move directly into their groceries. With windows, doors, and strong Munch Bunch energy (if the fruit were sentient and also real estate agents), these quirky homes are ideal for deeply confusing your garden guests.

Finally, a home that says, “I bloom, I bake rose petal bread, and I absolutely gossip about the neighbors.” This 6cm fairy house has a delicate cluster of roses for a roof – because what’s more structurally sound than precariously stacked petals? Ideal for fairies with a love of florals and a high tolerance for pollen-related drama.18 in stock

0 – $1.60 Price range 0 through $1.60Available in two sizes, these wooden ladybugs are perfect for decorating a fairy garden.

For someone who doesn’t say much, this lil tree guy is a wise old soul. Place him in your fairy garden and the fey folk will come from near and far to hear his words. However limited those words may be.Category: Build Your Own Tag: fairy critters- Reviews (0)Measurements (approx):3.5cm high ReviewsThere are no reviews yet. Be the first to review “” Cancel reply

Why do people claim owls are wise, when they simply seem perpetually surprised? My guess is that they know so much stuff, even they’re stunned by the knowledge of all that knowing!If your fairy garden is in need of some mildly astonished owls (and really, what garden doesn’t need these ...

Most people know Groot as a Guardian of the Galaxy from the Marvel universe. What they probably don’t know is that Groot is also a Gardener of the Galaxy!This quirky tree guy has a hollow head perfect for stuffing with a bit of soil and a plant. A small hole at the base provides drainage, therefore it should not be placed on a surface where water leakage could cause a problem.10 in stock

Did you know that fairy elephants are endangered in the wild? Therefore every time you buy a fairy elephant, you’re helping to provide a safe haven for this tiny species. Buy two, and you might end up with a breeding pair! Or you might not. We really can’t tell their gender apart.

After several rounds of letter-writing and petitions to the local borough council, the tiny fairy hedgehogs of Garden Fairy Creations have gained some new housemates – the Fairy Rabbits! Tucked amidst small plants or succulents, these lil critters can transform any space into a fairy garden habitat!124 in stock

These adorably detailed lil bunnies are available in five styles. They’re sold as singles, but if you buy two, you may just find the population of cottontail critters in your fairy garden exploding in a few short weeks! But hey, these fellas are so cute, why wouldn’t you want them every...

Fairy gardens are becoming increasingly popular places to live, with all manners of creatures now finding ways to shrink themselves to an impossibly small size in order to live a fairy-blessed life amidst delicate water features, mushroom homes and well-tended succulents.These tiny turtles are no e...

You know that old saying, “when pigs fly”? Well, despite being fairy pigs, these little guys are not – so far as we’re aware – able to fly. Sorry about that. But feel free to let us know if you catch sight of these lil piggies hovering in your garden when they think you’re not looking, and we’ll amend this !25 in stock