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Hi, in this video I show you how you can make an outdoor stump house using some of your old jars. I received a lot of comments about asking for a material that can go outside. So here it is. My first fairy house that could be exposed to elements. This isn't a follow along project, because you might not have these exact jars laying around, but it's a proof of concept, something to get you started with your own jars and bottles. The way I always start such a project is by selecting a few jars and play with them until I have an idea of what I want to create. This stump house required two jars. I wanted to make something in the stile of a hobbit house but with roots and lots of texture. I glued the jars together using hot glue. I know hot glue doesn't bind them together but it will hold them enough time for me to finish with the first layer of cement. I created some volume for the roots and the tree bark using tin foil. I also added some mushroom here and there on the tree bark. They don't
