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Fairies Welcome! DIY Cardboard Fairy House
Do you believe in fairies? Slime Sam believes he can catch a fairy with proper tools, like a box and a stick and a path made of candies... However, his friend Sue thinks that no decent fairy will allow to be treated like that. So, she suggests building a beautiful fairy house to make a fairy feel welcome.
This house is made entirely out of cardboard, but it has all the pretty things a house should have - a brick chimney, wooden siding, roof tiles. This house doesn't have any specific measurements, use your imagination to make all the pieces: the base, the eaves, the little towers. This house also has multiple windows and even a real door. Slime Sam is a true door-maker. It's hard to believe that this door is also made of cardboard, it looks just like a real thing.
Once all the cardboard pieces are assembled, it's time to paint the house. Sue uses different shades of brown, black and green, as well as a bit of red to create that foresty feel. The house becomes more and more beautiful with every touch of the brush. And while Sue's painting, Sam's making a welcome sign for the fairies.
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By TheSoul PublishingDo you believe in fairies? Slime Sam believes he can catch a fairy with proper tools, like a box and a stick and a path made of candies... However, his friend Sue thinks that no decent fairy will allow to be treated like that. So, she suggests building a beautiful fairy house to make a fairy feel welcome.
This house is made entirely out of cardboard, but it has all the pretty things a house should have - a brick chimney, wooden siding, roof tiles. This house doesn't have any specific measurements, use your imagination to make all the pieces: the base, the eaves, the little towers. This house also has multiple windows and even a real door. Slime Sam is a true door-maker. It's hard to believe that this door is also made of cardboard, it looks just like a real thing.
Once all the cardboard pieces are assembled, it's time to paint the house. Sue uses different shades of brown, black and green, as well as a bit of red to create that foresty feel. The house becomes more and more beautiful with every touch of the brush. And while Sue's painting, Sam's making a welcome sign for the fairies.