Thursday, April 25, 2019
Patty Danner
Fairies, gnomes, and a variety of other small creatures frolic in exhibits themed around the four seasons of the year in the Linton Public Library’s oak display cases. Sponsored by Friends of the Library and created in collaboration with Ginger Anderson, Children’s and Teen’s Librarian, Nicole Hobbs, Children’s and Teen’s Library Assistant, and Linton Student Volunteer Emily Hayden, the exhibit opened in October 2018. , works that the trio found mostly in Linton’s shops, particularly Countrymouth. Some of the unique miniatures were handcrafted by library staff, and the seasonal backgrounds were painted by Hayden. The Fairy Garden exhibit is located in the Children/Young Adults section of the library.
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The exhibits are divided into spring, summer, winter, and autumn. (Patty Danner)
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Even fairies read books! (Patty Danner)
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A spring fairy who checks the rain. (Patty Danner)
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A stone path leads to the house. (Patty Danner)
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A tiny little watermelon raised by tiny little people. (Patty Danner)
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A small garden flourishes in the spring. (Patty Danner)
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Fairy lovers chatting by a detailed waterfall. (Patty Danner)
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Fairy party time! (Patty Danner)
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A winter fairy fantasy of sugar plums and Santa Claus. (Patty Danner)
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Merry Tiny Christmas everyone! (Patty Danner)
