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Featuring the work of dozens of talented artists, this richly illustrated and redesigned sequel
to Fairy Homes & Gardens further spurs the imagination with images and stories of more than 50 new fairy dwellings.
Fairies—those mythical sprites of folktales and daydreams—are an enduring source of fascination to humans. Designing, creating, and maintaining fairy dwellings and gardens has become popular
as an artistic endeavor, family activity, or form of meditation. Published in 2014, Barbara Purchia and E. Ashley Rooney's Fairy Homes & Gardens
has transported thousands of readers to the magical realm of fairy gardening. In the ensuing years, fairy homes and gardens have become much more than a
fleeting trend, establishing a perennial pastime for people of all ages.
A treasure trove of ideas, this inspiring follow-up features
• images and stories of more than 50 new projects that encompass a wide variety of fairy dwellings—communities, cottages, houses, castles, chalets, and other serendipitous structures,
• creations by more than two dozen of the most talented and innovative artists creating fairy environments,
• a special chapter on fairy accessories, including furniture, doors, swings, and the other creature comforts that fairies appreciate,
• an appendix spotlighting plants that are ideal for incorporation into fairy gardens, and
• a foreword that tells the story of Florence Griswold Museum's wildly popular Wee Faerie Garden event.
Appealing to fairy enthusiasts and nature lovers of all ages, this book
provides bold inspiration to help readers embark on a creative and relaxing pursuit that takes
them directly into the world of fairy magic.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword: Fairies at the Museum: The Story of the Wee Faerie Village at
Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, Connecticut, by David D. J. Rau
Introduction
1. Fairy Communities
2. Cottages
3. Fairy Houses
4. Castles, Chalets, and Other Serendipitous Structures
5. Fairy Accessories
6. The Designers
Appendix: Plants for Your Fairy Garden
