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Easy DIY Fairy Garden House (The Cutest!)

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These stone fairy houses shouldn’t cost more than 20$ or so (less if you have a tube of silicone lying around), and they don’t require any messy cementing or grouting but they STILL look adorable.

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They also stand up well in the elements – unlike the first DIY fairy garden house I ever made – using a hot glue gun. It literally melted into a puddle of glue and rocks when we had a crazy heatwave last summer. You can not build stone fairy houses to withstand heat with hot glue. Sigh.

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Then I tried one where you grout stones to a juice jug – just because it’s the first result on google for how to make a fairy garden house does NOT mean it’s a good way to do it.

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How to Make a Fairy Garden House

– A bucket of flat little rocks** – A piece of heavy-duty cardboard – Scissors (for trimming cardboard) – A tube of this stuff (this is the “magic” to make them last!) – (You’ll need one of these to go with that magic stuff) – “Roofing materials” – birch bark, twigs etc. – Wood gluePopsicle sticks – Bright acrylic paint & paintbrush (optional)

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Use your clear silicone to “glue” the stones together. (The silicone should be weatherproof, so your house will be able to go outside without disintegrating! It seems to have NO problem sticking stone to stone. Woohoo!)

Build the fairy house structure:

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Don’t worry about those holes along the pitch of the roof. You can fill those in later. What matters most is that your popsicle sticks are more or less level with one another & flat to build on.

Build a “roof” using popsicle sticks and wood glue.

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I just used the tin snips to trim some popsicle sticks into a “door”  shape and glue them together. In hindsight, I could have used more birch bark or twigs or something to make this even more “all-natural”.

Build the door and “install” it to complete your DIY fairy house!

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Sometimes I paint the doors bright colors, because… fairies. I’ll probably still paint this one. I don’t have a purple one yet. (Colorful little doors are just one fairy garden idea I LOVE!)

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