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Fairy garden totem

16 years ago

Well here's is my second totem. It is much smaller than the first because my granddaughter decided I needed to make one for the fairies. These are the smallest glassware I had, so I went for it. When I was finished she said, nana, thats exactly what the fairies wanted. Lol.

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Comments (8)

shrty411
16 years ago
Pretty
I think your granddaughter is right!!

Maria
goldenpond
16 years ago
Thanks alot now my gnomes are jealous!
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proudmary56
16 years ago
That is very pretty. I like the form.
Bright199
16 years ago
Very pretty. Your granddaughter has wonderful taste!!!
cindee11461
16 years ago
awesome fairy totem!!!(-:
luvstocraft
16 years ago
So wonderful that your GD appreciates your creative talent! Lovely totem. Luvs
kudzukween
16 years ago
That is so cute! How small is it? It looks so precious:)
craftyjanjan
Original Author
16 years ago
Kudzukween, its 11 inches high. Perfect for my fairy and gnome garden. Gabby (my granddaughter) told my daughter they had to buy me a gnome for Mothers' day because I only had the one my son made in high school art class. I even let her find the perfect spot for him. Lol.

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