I realize this is kind of a stretch as a "step it up" project, but in keeping with our theme "Taking Flight," I wanted to share my idea for this fairy baby garden as a different take on the window box dies.
I love the flower arrangements that come in crates or wooden boxes. To replicate the look of wood siding, I started first by stamping the "aged edge" stamp in Sahara Sand ink. I lightly sponged a little white craft ink, and after letting that dry, I lightly stamped each panel with the wood texture stamp in taupe ink.
I cut out a bunch of flowers and leaves for the top and decided on the deeper woodland colors. At first, I thought I would add a butterfly or dragonfly, but then came across these sweet little fairy babies on Pinterest. TFL
Date: Saturday, December 31, 2016 GMT Views: 3575
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Ooh, I am in awe of your planter box!! Well done And the little fairy is too precious. I love the fairy garden trend I've seen online, but you took it to a whole new (paper-y and cute!!) level
And the little fairy is too precious. I love the fairy garden trend I've seen online, but you took it to a whole new (paper-y and cute!!) level 
