I came across The Fairy Door Store on Facebook and I fell instantly in love with the product. The fairy doors are all kinds of magical cuteness, sure to stimulate imaginative play for kids. I emailed Sarah from to ask her if she would work with me to do a play scene for my blog, and so here we are.
Imaginative Play Scene
Materials
Fairy Door
Shells
Decorative stones
Fairy or small doll
Ribbon or streamers (optional)
To set up this this play scene, I placed a few shells and decorative stones at the base of a tree and used blu-tack (glue to make it permanent) the fairy door to the trunk. I also tied a few ribbons on the tree branches above the door, and it looks truly magical! I wish I could describe the gasp of delight from my daughter when she saw this.
About The Fairy Door
The doors come beautifully packaged in a gorgeous box, and included is a bag of fairy dust, and a magical golden key that only the fairies can use to open the door.
The fairy doors are designed to open inward, so once you have installed your door, only the fairies can open it! That’s part of the magic. Use double stick tape, blue-tack or glue to hang the door.
Inside or Out
The fairy door looks gorgeous inside too. Decorate a bedroom or play room and bring some magic into your home.
What would your fairy name be?
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My little neice Christina is such a fairy, she would squeal for one of these. She would call her fairy Alice.
I love these fairy doors, what a fantastic idea! My fairy name would be Tranquility.
I love things that inspire positive play – thank you! My daughter would call her fairy Rosie or Emma as all girl things are named that for her.
We would love a fairy door for our garden fairies. My fairy name would be Chelsia.
I have three boys who haven’t shown any interest in fairies. But I do have a beautiful friend with twin girls who would adore a fairy door. I would name their fairy ‘Columbine’….she wears lilac and purple like columbine flowers and has gentle green wings like a butterfly….and I would enjoy playing fairies with these gorgeous girls – a bit of a change to the sword wielding heroes in my boy-dominated household!
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Ooh how lovely! My little girl Alice would be fascinated to find a fairy door in the garden. We would call the fairy Pansy because we love the flower fairies and there are pansys at Nana’s house.
Oh I want one! If I win I promise to share it with my daughters!
Opps, name of fairy would be glitter!
It would have to be Veronica, my pizza delivery name…do fairies like pizza?
Fairy Russell ….. My son likes the name russell
Such a wonderful and cute idea, I have 3 girly girls, who have been asking me to make them a fairy garden for awhile now, this would be a great start !
My Girls decided they would name their Fairy- Diamond, because which girl doesn’t like Fairies and diamonds
Ataahua rose fariy
African Savannah Fairy… I know a little Fairy Pippa who would love one.
Bert. Fairy Bert.
My sisters and I came up with Fairy Princess Apple Blossum
My fairy name would be Sparkles! Every little girl needs sparkle in their life!
We would call her Rosebud – My Grandmother had a special fairy called Rosebud in her garden when I was growing up too . Great memories!
My daughter would love a fairy door, she has a great imagination. She would call the fairy Waif (a name she came up with herself)
I don’t think we need one, I once accidently mentioned pixies at the bottom of the garden to Nat and he refused to go into the backyard for months. This would have terrified the boy.
My son is always asking me to create a fairy garden for him – this would be such a great start! I asked him what he would name his fairy. His response? “Thunder Crusher”. Ahem. Right.
Tatiana – queen of the fairies
I asked my youngest boy what he would name a fairy and he said Sherbet, I love these fairy doors, so cute!
My soon to be 3 year old twin girls call me fairy princess. My girls would be fairy honey bear and fairy beefcake!! Haha
My 3 year old daughter loves fairies & her fairy name would have to be Feeorin it’s – Austrian meaning a small green fairy who loves dancing and music. This describes her to a tee as she loves music & dancing & one of her favourite colours is green (the other being purple)
we would love some fairy magic in our house! my 3 year old son said he would name his fairy ‘ponky’ (!!!) and i think i’d name a fairy ‘twinkle’ for my little 15 month old girl – she has a cheeky twinkle in her eye!
My daughter’s fairy name would be ‘Feather Catfly’ – a fairy that watches over small animals, she is only seen at midday under a quiet, cloudless sky, she wears pale blue like the sky and has multicoloured wings like a butterfly. My daughter would adore one of these doors for her fairy friend.
I’ve seen these before and they are just adorable! My name would be blueflame fairy because I have flaming red hair and get called Blue call the time. It’s perfect for me.
My fairy obsessed niece would love a fairy door! My 3 year old son has named me ‘Fairy Gary’.
What a gorgeous present idea. Our fairy name would be Princess Livvy
My daughter said that she’d call her fairy Eliza.
Sooo adorable! Our fairy is Indigo Petal
Belle’s fairy name would be Fairy Jean (named after her great grandmother who gave me her precious copper garden fairy).
I have 3 little girls, my eldest says she would be fairy Jayde, middle daughter Fairy Mikayla (both their names) and my youngest says Fairy Wiggles!
These are gorgeous! Our fairy name would be Twinkle Light
Well this would be sooo beautiful to share with all my Grandchildren when they visit!
I have the perfect spot!
My favourite Fairy name is our special………”Family Fairy”…….
and they cant wait to move in behind this beautiful door!
Thank You sooo much!….have a great day everyone xx
Every fairy in our house is called Ruby. I have no idea why! My daughers (neither of whom is called Ruby) fixated on this name and now any new doll or imaginary play friend bears that name. And strangely, the girls don’t even find it confusing – when one of them mentions ‘Ruby’ the other always seems to know which toy she means!
My beautiful girl loves fairies. She says her fairy name would be Avvy or Tinkle.
My 4 year old daughter wants to be called ‘Blossom’ because that is what her Nanna, and my mum, call us both. She also likes ‘Coppertop’ for me because I’m a redhead and it was my childhood nickname….Blossom and Coppertop
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Very cute! My fairy name would be ‘Fairy Sparkle’.
I have two daughters who both want to be fairy princess’s when they grow up (because they can be anything they want to be) and their names would be Dewdrop and Jewel.
I live with 3 little fairies,
sylvie songbird
stella sparkle
and honey sunday
I love these Fairy Doors. So cute!
A fairy in our house might be called Rose. We made Fairy houses out of Milk jugs, cut holes for doors and painted them, but we think it might have been too drafty and cold, as the Fairy’s didn’t stay. So having a wonderful Fairy Door would be magical!
ohhhh this would be a perfect addition to the fairy corner of our garden right near our Fairies play here sign and toad stool !!!- we have a few fairies there but our favourite is Octavia for her beautiful colours!
As a child I had a fairy friend who would leave me tiny little handwritten notes (which looked remarkably like my mums handwriting). I still have all these notes and would love to continue this magic for my children. Her name was Snowdrop and her friend Larkspur. I always wanted to be a fairy named Snowdrop
(still do!)
Lorelei’s would be Rainbow Star!
My daughters fairy name would be Violet x
I haven’t asked my 3 yr old but I’m pretty sure her fairy would be called ‘Fairy’, hahaha! Every time I ask her what the new baby is going to be called, it’s ‘Baby’!
These are pure magic! The fairy in my garden would love one – her name is Serenity.
Naturally I had to ask for assistance in choosing the perfect Fairy Name. My daughter suggested Emily (after herself naturally!) and my son suggested Underpants Molly. I’m rather partial to the latter…
We’d call our delightful little fairy “Tinkerbell Lilly”!
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