Araina came to me this morning and said, "Mommy, I found a fairy note for you." This is what she had found..................
A little later I caught "the fairy" writing on Osage Orange tree roots.......................
Osage Orange trees grow on the edge of a little woodland and farmland in the back of our property. They were planted there many years ago as a natural fence to keep cattle on the farmer's land. Some of the roots had been plowed over for a future crop of corn or soybeans, so we brought some home to play with.
The roots flake apart like little sheets of paper, the girls have coined it "fairy paper."
Oh, and in case you were wondering what I caught the fairy writing............................
I Love Dabby.
Gee... how cute can you be?!!
ReplyDeleteWe have Osage trees in our woods too. I didn't know about the roots, being fairy paper!
I bet Dabby is going to love his fairy note:)
Your family is so, so sweet. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet girls you have! (and fairies too!) I'm sure Dabby will love his fairy note. That fairy paper is the coolest!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute. I love it when kids get creative and use things in ways I'd never think of.
ReplyDeleteAw ... how cute. Perfect fairie paper too!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! The fairy paper is so cool and the fairy is adorbable ;-). Received your lovely acorn in the mail yesterday. THANK YOU! I'm saving it for a special occasion to give to DS :-)
ReplyDeleteaw, how cute. I have never heard of Osage trees but have seen trees that have thin sheets which could be used for "fairy" writing. That is sweet.
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet. I love fairy notes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little girl!
ReplyDeleteToo sweet... lucky Dabby!
ReplyDeleteThe decorating wax was also at A Toy Garden. It was kind of expensive, so I only brought out half for them to use. I saved the other half for another day.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable!!
ReplyDeleteI love that. I used to write on birch bark when I was a kid-- I thought it was so story-bookish.
ReplyDeleteWow, love letters from a fairy on fairy paper! You are so lucky. How adorable!
ReplyDeleteYou have the sweetest little fairies around your house!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, it really does look like paper the fairies would be using ;)
ReplyDeleteand what very lovely notes to recieve! Your girls are so creative!
What fun to have fairy paper in their own backyard! What a lucky Dabby!
ReplyDeleteprecious little fairy you have there!
ReplyDeleteLucky Mummy and Dabby to have such a sweet fairy hovering around.... I love natural stationery!
ReplyDeletevery sweet I love the fairy paper. what wonderful memories your kids will have.
ReplyDeleteLove this! Fairies are very popular in our house, too.
ReplyDeleteBoth gorgeous, your daughter and the fairy paper.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet story. That wood is really cool too. Nothing like that where I live. Thanks for sharing. Your girls, I mean little fairies, are so sweet!
ReplyDeleteAren't kid's imaginations the BEST??
ReplyDeleteSweet, sweet, girls.
That is so sweet. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet. My dh used to write me love notes on wood shavings... I still have them...
ReplyDeleteYou have a very sweet family. :)
ReplyDeleteOh that's so very lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe notes are so sweet! Osage is on my "to plant list". The oranges are supposed to keep away spiders, which I prefer *outside* the house.
ReplyDeleteI love the fairy notes! Osage Orange makes a beautiful, natural dye. Perhaps the extra bits could be saved up to dye a beautiful play silk....
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