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DIY Twig Fairy House Lamp - Creative Mom

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I show you how I made a twig fairy house. I think this house can be placed outside if coated with some varnish. It's an easy project anyone can do, with little effort and awesome results. It's also a great way to stimulate children creativity and imagination. I got the idea after a short trip to the countryside where I found lots of twigs and branches laying around in my uncle's yard after some tree pruning. What a great material! I started by drawing the front of the house to have a pattern to follow when cutting and gluing the twigs together. I used the same pattern for the back of the house as well but without the door and windows. The hot glue sticks to wood so well so I glued the twigs easily. I made a pattern for the sides of the house as well. When I had all the walls I glued them together. I made the door from smaller twigs and glued it in place. The roof is made out of dried moss suspended on longer twigs. I also made a cricked chimney out of a thicker twig. After the house was finished I added some light white patina using acrylic paint. For the base of the house I used twigs and some oddly shaped branches. I made the staircase the same way. I also glued some dried moss here and there to add some contrast and texture. Inside I placed the LED lights I usually have but if this is for outdoor use you should use water resistant LED lights
Date: 2022-04-28

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Comments and reviews: 2

Debbra
Another great work. I like the way you used the smaller twigs around the door frame and the windows. It gives a different dimension to the house. The raised platform came out really nice too. Very cool looking overall.
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Ana
Hola quisiera saber si se pueden poner al aire libre, por la lluvia y el sol. Son preciosas y quisiera hacerle a mi hija para su rincon en el patio. Gracias
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