How do you create a door or invite Fairies (Fae) into your garden or home?
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You can create a garden with plants and flowers that are said to attract them. I know they are supposed to like rose, foxglove, lily of the valley, oak, and maybe jasmine. I'm sure there's a book on it. Any of the herb books will probably have this information and books on magical gardening would also say. As to inviting them into your house, I really don't know. Probably the plants listed above. I think a book like Cottage Witchcraft by Dugan might talk about this. Look up the review on amazon and see or maybe someone here has read it. You might also look to the historical stories for insight. Though in reading these stories I think you're likely to decide you don't want them in your home.
Depending on the type of Fae you wish to invite, you can give an offering. A plate of sweet Honey cakes is a good one. Some Fae prefer something shiny, so a chain, pendant, or ring. Have a large area cleared of iron, and make the area look earthy/natural. It is also wise to try to make clear that you have no intent to harm or trick them. Be warned, though. Some Fae like to play tricks, and some do not appreciate humans.
I made a piece of work out of red and blue glass with mirrors. No single piece of glass was bigger than my little finger. Copper foil and silver solder bound them. It ended up being a twelve (or thereabout) inch globe of various colors, the colors changed as the day went along. I hung it so it would turn only 23 degrees. All the winged ones really like it.
