Fairy Shed

Much thought went into building this Fairy Shed; in fact it is rumored that a local Gnome came up with the design. He even hung a sign over the door that states, "Fairy Shed." A light brown, wood toned, textured siding covers the outside of the shed, while a darker brown color is on the roof. The brick patterned chimney complements the shed. The Gnome's carpentry work experienced a few changes when a fair maiden moved in. The rose colored window trim and butterfly shaped yellow doorknob adds special touches to the building. The fairy living here is quite keen, given the insight to hang a bucket on a rope to catch rainwater for drinking. Judging from the climbing ivy that is making its way up both sides of the structure, it looks as though this Fairy Shed has long been a welcoming structure in the miniature fairy garden. Swing the door open and place your favorite fairy in the doorway to greet visitors. (Note: Miniatures are small items that pose potential choking hazards to small children. They are not toys. Any accessories pictured are not included, for illustrative purposes only.)