Fairy Garden with plasticine

Self made fairy houses and gnome gardens fascinate everyone. Create small fantasy miniature worlds in your garden, on the terrace and balcony! This is easier than you think with simple Terracotta-pots, plasticine and a little Decoration material ..

Terracotta-Tower with little house

The Terracotta-tower with the kneading concrete house consists of a large pot with Ø 18/19 cm and two small pots. From the large Terracotta-pot, first carefully break out a large opening with a hammer. The more random the result, the nicer the look. The two small Terracotta pots with Ø 10/11 cm are stacked on top of each other and fixed together with hot glue. So that a wall optics develops the lower pot with river pebbles is stuck around.

Make a staircase out of slices of bark. Glue the slices together with hot glue and stick them to the Terracotta-pot walls

The kneading concrete for the house is supplied in powder form. Stir the mass according to the product instructions with a little less water so that a firm kneading mass is obtained. Use a glass tealight as a body for the cottage and model it according to your personal ideas

The upper small Terracotta-pot is filled with Sand or plugging compound filled. The self-made dwarf house is positioned in the pot. Finally, the spaces between the two are filled with moss and some plant greenery.

Flowerpot with door

The double door for this pot is equipped with Modelling clay manufactured. Flatten the mass, cut out the shape of the door, if necessary model a wooden structure on the surface and place it on the Terracotta-pot (Ø 18/19 cm), bake in the oven at 110 °C to a firm mass.

Wrought concrete is mixed from powder and applied to the Terracotta-pot, the modelled door is pressed into the wrought concrete, small river pebbles or stones are also pressed into it. This creates a wall look with a door. Modelling put the door ledge and let everything dry.

Door and door ledge can now be opened with Handicraft paint can be painted according to personal taste. A glued on small Pearl gives the doorknob. Finally, simply glue the "Wichteltopf" with hot glue and moss.