Tiny Resin Duck Figures

$22.95

Tiny pastoral resin ducks to tuck near a fairy house, line along a miniature path or scatter through planters and garden scenes.

Expected delivery Tue, Nov 3 to Mon, Nov 9

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Specifications

Materials: Resin
Size: 0.67 x 0.6 in (1.8 x 1.6 cm)
Colors: Yellow, white
Age: 14+
Pack: 50, 100 or 200 pieces
Theme: Animal
Style: Pastoral

What these ducks are

Tiny Resin Duck Figures are small animal figures made of resin. Each duck has a pastoral style that suits garden scenes, miniature landscapes and fairy garden setups. The ducks arrive in yellow or white, so you can match a color to your display or mix both for variety.

Because they are small and simple, they work as accents rather than as the main feature of a scene. Tuck a few near a fairy house, line them along a path, or place them among small plants. The resin surface holds up well in a range of indoor and outdoor craft projects.

Sizes and pack options

Each duck is the same size. The choice you make at checkout is color and pack count.

Option	Details
Size per duck	0.67 x 0.6 in (1.8 x 1.6 cm)
Colors	Yellow, white
Packs	50 pieces, 100 pieces, 200 pieces
Material	Resin
Theme	Animal
Style	Pastoral
Age	14+

A 50 piece pack suits a single fairy garden or a small planter. A 100 piece pack gives you room to spread ducks across several pots or a tabletop scene. The 200 piece pack is a good fit for larger projects, party favors or a craft box you can draw from over time.

Where these ducks fit

Fairy gardens are the most common use. The ducks sit well beside a fairy house, a tiny bridge or a small pond made from a dish. Their size keeps them in scale with most fairy garden supplies, so they read as small details instead of taking over the scene.

They also work in other small settings:

Miniature landscapes and model scenes
Succulent and houseplant pots
Terrariums with open tops
Tabletop displays for a seasonal village
Craft projects that call for small animal figures

Because the ducks are resin, they can go outdoors in a fairy garden. Place them on soil, gravel or moss. If the area floods often, set them on a small stone or tile so they stay above standing water.

How to use them

Start by deciding on a color plan. All yellow gives a bright, classic look. All white reads softer and works well in winter scenes. Mixing yellow and white adds variety without much effort.

Place ducks in small groups of two or three rather than spreading them evenly. Small clusters look more natural in a miniature scene. Face them toward a path, a door or a pond so the scene feels active.

If you want the ducks to stay in one spot, press them lightly into soil or moss. For hard surfaces, a small dot of craft putty or glue holds them in place. Resin is smooth, so test the bond before you commit to a layout.

For planters, keep ducks near the edge where they are easy to see. In terrariums, place them on the substrate rather than against wet glass.

Care and handling

Wipe ducks with a soft, damp cloth when they collect dust. Avoid harsh cleaners and abrasive pads, which can dull the finish. For outdoor fairy gardens, rinse with water and let them air dry.

Resin figures are sturdy but not unbreakable. Store extras in a small box with padding if you plan to keep them between projects. Keep the set away from very young household members, since the ducks are small and rated for ages 14 and up.