I am so motivated to finish my window sill garden that I had planned for months. What I needed was a inspiration to make it happen. I got plenty in the Garden series posted by Ali at her blog.
Thanks to Ali, I have made considerable process in past two days.
To give you a backgrounder, I live on the 7th floor quite up in the air. The recent course I took at Playful Learning spaces got me started with a window sill garden specially made for my little gardener. I will be sharing my day-by-day progress on my little space.
I would love to receive suggestions from your end to make it even more fun for my daughter.
In the morning, M and me went downstairs to collect soil and some small plants for our little fairy garden.
Here is a look at my present place. I had placed one plank over my window sill to create a special gardening section for M. Work is ON!
Just collecting all the materials I can use for this place.
We planted some moss which was growing in one of my planters in the a little basket we are using for or fairy garden. Along with some little plants we found from neighborhood.
This wooden potato masher will become a little toadstool after we paint it. Waiting for the plants to grow at their new home.
Here are my favorite places for more inspirations
Garden Series at athomewithali.net
Garden Sensory Play at Growingajeweledrose.blogspot.com
How to make a Fairy Garden at themagiconions.com
Fairy Garden in a Planters Pot at playcreateexplore.com
Thanks to Ali, I have made considerable process in past two days.
To give you a backgrounder, I live on the 7th floor quite up in the air. The recent course I took at Playful Learning spaces got me started with a window sill garden specially made for my little gardener. I will be sharing my day-by-day progress on my little space.
I would love to receive suggestions from your end to make it even more fun for my daughter.
In the morning, M and me went downstairs to collect soil and some small plants for our little fairy garden.
Just collecting all the materials I can use for this place.
We planted some moss which was growing in one of my planters in the a little basket we are using for or fairy garden. Along with some little plants we found from neighborhood.
This wooden potato masher will become a little toadstool after we paint it. Waiting for the plants to grow at their new home.
Here are my favorite places for more inspirations
Garden Series at athomewithali.net
Garden Sensory Play at Growingajeweledrose.blogspot.com
How to make a Fairy Garden at themagiconions.com
Fairy Garden in a Planters Pot at playcreateexplore.com
Your window sill garden is beautiful! Thanks so much for including a link to my gardening sensory bin at the bottom ;)))
ReplyDeleteThanks Crystal. You Sensory play garden really inspired me to start my garden.
DeleteWhat a lovely little garden! Thanks for linking up to Monthly Goals at Mama Smiles =)
ReplyDeleteThank you Maryanne. I loved the Idea about Monthly goal. I had this perfect post to share!
DeleteThank you so much for linking to me, I am glad you found some inspiration from the series. I love your window sill garden - it is such a pretty spot and your hanging lamps are gorgeous, I would love to have some of those. I would add a bit of colour - maybe M. would like to paint the pots and/or rocks in some lovely bright colours. You could also add some flowers - either potted or picked flowers in a pretty vase. As your window sill is indoors you could also make some miniature paper bunting or flags to string around the plants, pots or on the window panes. With all that lovely natural light you could also turn some of those window panes into stained glass with the help of coloured shapes of cellophane - Dilly-Dali Art always has lots of ideas for window decoration http://www.dillydaliart.com/2012/01/easy-winter-windows.html Cheers Ali
ReplyDeleteThanks Ali for your wonderful suggestions. Your series was truly inspiring. I wish I had a Outdoor play space at my home. Nevertheless, I am enjoying making my new window sill garden.
DeleteYour window sill garden is a lovely idea, Mansi. The basket with moss for the fairy garden can turn out marvelous as your daughter starts adding more tid bits.
ReplyDeleteMy balcony garden is in progress these days.... :)
Thanks Rashmie. We are gathering so many wonderful Ideas from various blogs. Best of luck for your Balcony garden. would love to see how nicely it is taking shape.
DeleteWhat a great way to bring nature into your apartment's balcony! Thank you for sharing at The Outdoor Play Party, and I hope you come back again this Friday to share more ideas.
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