Video: Flower Fairy Tea & Craft Ideas
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Have you heard of the Dandelion Flower Fairy? Bright and lovely, the dandelion is a symbol of resilience! This little baby fairy represents the newness of the spring blossoms. My mom created this lovely printable artwork for a new idea that I had to make tea blends inspired by edible flowers that are available each season. In this episode, I make a Dandelion Flower Fairy Tea Blend, forage for dandelion root, and make pressed flower bookmarks.
Watch as I welcome you into my cozy fantasy world of cooking! These soothing ASMR sounds and gentle music will transport you to my cottagecore kitchen and hobby farm with our kitty and chicken friends.
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recipes in this week’s video:
This week only features one recipe, but it’s a lovely one! You will love this delicious and light tea cake for enjoying with your afternoon cuppa. There are, however, natural cleaning recipes as well as some inspiration for creating your own cottagecore cleaning caddy.
what I used in this week’s video:
If you have ever wondered where some of the items that I use in my videos are from, here is a quick recap of what was featured in this week’s video. This also includes links to the clothes that I wore!
final thoughts:
Things are popping all over the garden! It is so fascinating and exciting to see the perennials growing again. I love when new plants that we planted last year begin to grow again in the spring. It’s always like a magical surprise. I hope that you enjoyed this week’s cozy video. I have a really beautiful video filmed for next week! (:
xoxo Kayla
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