Edible Fairy Garden Hummus Platter: Here's an easy edible diorama and fun food construction project to entertain guests this spring -- a bread fairy house, surrounded by lush veggies and herbs, all laid on delicious spinach artichoke hummus for dipping. In other words, an entirely ed…

Learn how to make an edible herb fairy garden at home with kids. It's simple and lots of fun. Great for encouraging children to try new foods and play.

Show-stopping cakes, satisfying icing and cakes that shouldn’t be cakes, Cake Factory is the home of the ultimate baking and nonstop sweets.

Magical Fairy Parties are so much fun for the kids. These enchanted Fairy Garden Party Snack Ideas are perfect for your magical party.

I can make you a custom order of a veggie patch using any kind of veggies you like. Just ask me. Made from me with polymer clay These little gardens look great inside or outdoors. Add to a doll house. Can have Potatoes, pumpkins, corn, peas, beans, onions, lettuce, cabbage, spinach, broccoli, carrots, parsnips, turnips, celery, tomatoes, eggplant, spring onion, cauliflower, chilli, cucumber, zucchini, garlic, snow peas and any other one I have not listed here. Just ask me. I can also make…

Written by Diana Reaves U.S.A. What’s a foolproof way for getting the kids or your friends over to your home and fairy garden? Promise them food! And deliver some fairy-inspired treats to put smiles on their faces. The preparation is so much fun, and everyone’s imagination will run wild as they munch on these nymph nom-noms. Bon appetit! 1. MUSHROOMS Source: Paper Prinsesa These darling mushrooms will be a hit! Use raspberries and marshmallows or tomatoes and mozzarella. Place these atop…

This post may contain affiliate links, but all opinions are my own! Read my full disclaimer here !Let’s be friends! Connect with me on Facebook, Instagramand Pinterest! Have you ever seen “moss” on baked goodies and wondered “how in the world did they do that?!” Yea, me too! So I determined last year to figure... Read More

marshmallow fairy garden: An edible fairy garden made with marshmallows

This post may contain affiliate links, but all opinions are my own! Read my full disclaimer here !Let’s be friends! Connect with me on Facebook, Instagramand Pinterest! Have you ever seen “moss” on baked goodies and wondered “how in the world did they do that?!” Yea, me too! So I determined last year to figure... Read More