Cute Pumpkin Fairy Houses
There’s something magical when kids enter the dress up room here and appear in princess gowns and super hero outfits that transform their imaginations, appearance and confidence levels. I’ve shared the fairy garden tea party with my great nieces here before. The best fun ever. When pumpkin fairy houses appeared randomly across my feed? I knew that those sweet great nieces needed a pumpkin fairy village.
Our local extension has hosted fairy garden classes the past two years…and both of these fairy gardens have made their home among my great nieces’ fairy garden.
So fun to make and to gift…
So, to add to that village?
A Pumpkin Fairy House!
I couldn’t find a pumpkin quickly enough.
My thoughts?
Create a pumpkin fairy house for them. Perhaps it will spur on their creativity to create more.
Perfect fall project.
Great addition to their fairy village.
A wonderful creative project to extend their pumpkins lit for the season in a happy and magical way.
Pumpkin Fairy House
Equipment
- 1 knife
- 1 vegetable peeler
- 1 spoon
- 1 garden shears
- 1 glue gun and glue sticks
- greening pins
- wooden skewers
Materials
- numerous pieces sticks
- moss
- fairy accessories
- 1 battery operated light
- 1 pumpkin
Instructions
- Using a knife, cut a round circle from the bottom, remove and clean out the inside of the pumpkin with a spoon, removing seeds and stringy flesh.TIP: Clean seeds from flesh and save to bake for a great snack OR save and dry for planting next year.
- Use a cutter or pattern for the windows and doors and trace onto the pumpkin with a marker.
- Using a knife, cut out windows and doors to create your fairy house. A vegetable peeler comes in handy for removing extra pumpkin on the inside.
- Use a skewer to make a hole to add sticks to create windows.
- Add cut sticks around doorways or to make shutters.
- Feel free to add moss, berries, and fairy pieces to complete your cute pumpkin fairy house. Your creativity takes over here!Use your glue gun or greening pins to attach moss, berries, dried or pressed flowers or dried fruit.
- Add a battery operated light inside for the perfect lit house at night. NOTE: if you have a remote battery light or one with a timer, it makes it all the easier to light at night.
- Add moss, dried flowers, and gravel to make pathways to finish your fairy garden setting.
Notes
I’m not a fan of the creepy and scary this time of year.
But, sweet lit pumpkin fairy houses?
Yes, please!
An extension of those dress up days that will be over sooner than I’d like for those little ones in my life.
I found the little bench and bridge at Hobby Lobby…the fairies there seemed not the right scale for this house, so just their home is set and ready for them to appear.
Adding a bit of moss, dried flowers and gravel just was fitting for their home.
Here’s some of the great finds to help you create yours. Helping you find things to use, just brings me joy. Just click on the photos to shop…same great price…just helps the blog.
You can certainly keep playing to your heart’s content.
Maybe even make your theme for your trick or treaters a fairy one? A little more inviting for the littles here.
I’d LOVE to know in the comments what you would do with this idea!!
Happy Pumpkin Season,
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