One morning in Maine a little fairy called La Rosa was out in the meadow with her fairy dog waiting for her friend Nightingale.                   Suddenly a fairy horse appeared, her name was Scout, she is a friend of the wee folk as well as of Old […]

Magic happens in every garden.           All one has to do is look!    

Even though you have probably never heard of nor seen it, Theodore Goodheart’s Enchanted Rickshaw has been used for centuries to transport Fairy Folk as well as true believers to Fairyland.                     Theodore’s Rik Shaw has many enchantments, one of which is the ability to shape shift […]

I spied two sweet little fairies walking out of the forest this morning. One little fairy was helping the other little fairy light her wand Then the two little fairies walked far out into the meadow with their wands held high, twinkling and bright.                       […]

As Seamstress to the Fairies I have been very fortunate to be included in many of the Fairy Kingdoms celebrations and festivities.                     Of course naturally over time I was bound to meet and marry a Wizard, which I did a long time ago. He’s an […]

It is mid March and winter’s wind continues to blow fierce and strong here on the north side of a small mountain in Maine. Thin white patches of snow form a random patchwork throughout the Enchanted Forest and along the cooler edges of the meadow. Robin birds arrive and there have been days so warm […]

                  When the snow falls my granddaughters ask me,” Nana where do the fairies go”. Children have been asking that question for generations. Here is a wonderful little poem written in 1917 and published in her book “Beyond The Mountain” by Sarah Stokes Halkett that asks the […]

This morning’s view from my Fairy Wardrobe Chamber, a place where mortal children may mingle with genuine fairies while trying on costumes and selecting magical musical instruments for pleasure.               The potential for “magical” expression rests within each and everyone of us.               […]

Attached to our barn we have a pit greenhouse.                   Our so called Pit House is a greenhouse buried 8 feet deep into the earth with a southern facing glass roof.         A wonderful haven where magic happens all year long.       […]