Fairy garden wands

Unleash your inner creativity with 38 delightful garden fairy wand crafts and find inspiration to add a sprinkle of magic to your garden.

Garden Fairy Wand For Kids - The Shabby Tree

The raw materials for making a Beaded Fairy Garden Stakes: 1*topper 1*screw rod 1*charm n*beads. Number of beads required: 7 in: 10 beads 14 in: 25 beads 22 in: 40 beads

Fun to make with your family! Step 1:Rotate the Screw rod into the hole at the bottom of the topper. Step 2:String beads and Silver charms into the screw rod. Step 3:String enough beads into the Screw rod. Step 4:String a nut into the end of the screw rod. Finally, let's take a look at the finished product! Insert beaded fairy garden stakes in the garden

Listing is for 1 wand. Please see my other listings for more options! Wand is approximately 2.5-2.75 inches in length. Each wand is handmade using glass and acrylic beads. It comes with a small packet of pretend fairy dust (glitter) and packaged in a decorated cinch pouch. Can be used as a tooth fairy wand left for your little one, pretend princess wand or regular fairy wand prop. Mini fairy wand is great for pretend play! **These wands are delicate and may bend if pressure is applied…

scepter/pagan

Wand Tutorial! Hi Guys! So on tumblr I asked if you guys would like me to create a wand tutorial, and I received a resounding “YES!” So here you go! (*= optional) Supplies you will need: Scissors Ruler Jewelers Needle Nose Pliers Tung Oil 20 Gauge Wire (brass or whatever wire color) and *22 Gauge Wire (this one is optional for extra wire wrapping) Stick/ Branch about .5 to 75 inches in diameter Cord (Leather or Hemp) Thin Cloth- (a cloth handkerchief is excellent for this, DO NOT GET a…

@lisabourque These are made from wooden spoons and called fairy wands. You will have to get a hole drilled thru. After that looks like a pretty cool DIY. They say looking thru the hole lets you see fairies. We made wishing wands with people in a Myths, Dreams and Symbols class at Sonoma State U as a demonstration of the stages of creativity, and offered all sorts of "sticks" to use but no spoons. Was also thinking of using some of our old paint brushes as a base stick! Hum!