In fact some people believe that
you should never place a fairy garden near the front of your house, as it may give the wee folk the impression that they have been invited further in than just your garden!
Of course, if you've ever
seen my house or garden, you can easily see that it is far too late for that. My
home is already completely overrun with all kinds of wee folk, goblins and pixies. (They are mostly well behaved...mostly.)
These are the first couple I made, a stone door and a wooden one. I like them because they are cute, simple and not very labor intensive, so I can make them very affordable for customers. Plus who doesn't want to invite some fairies in? (Sane people? I dunno.)
The stone door is
essentially a larger version of the door on a castle I made. (You can see it on my website www.shroudedgrove.com under "3-D art -Sculpture" or on my Facebook page) You can also some of my goblins I've made on my other post here.
Below is the wooden door. I really tend to enjoy the process of mimicking wood. I'm quite happy with the results!
And there you have it the doors to your demise....I mean lovely garden decor....
Until next time!
By GoblinGalUntil next time!
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