Occasionally
I see work then I'm not able to get hold of the Artist to interview
them which is a shame but some of the work is just too good to not
share. I love Maddie's miniature structures so decided to do a
little research and show them to you.
I'm
sure some of you who spend any amount of time on Pinterest may have
seen Maddie's Treehouse. When I first it I was totally enchanted.
The detail this lady goes to is incredible. I followed
the link to her website to find her Bag End (Bilbo's House) creation.
I was blown away and spent ages looking at each picture.
This
is the Mouse Tree House based on the Bramley Hedge series that Maddie
had read to her as a child. It is incredible. The
patience this lady has just amazes me. I look at it again and
again, it still amazes me that it's not actually a tree (I genuinely
thought Maddie had carved it from a small tree stump)
You
must visit her website to have a look at the individual room
settings. You can see her whole process on there so you can be
inspired..
Maddie
has also made a Gingerbread House, you have to see the detail to
believe it... just look at the Jammy Dodgers! All the sweets and
biscuits are made from Polymer Clay. Maddie made this house inspired
by the Hansel and Gretel Witch House.
Being
a Lord of the Rings - Hobbit fan the Bag End house is my absolute
favourite. I loved looking at the rooms and the attention to
detail. Again click on the link below to Maddie's own site to
have a more detailed look.
Maddie's
Bag End was in Australia for a while (not sure if it's still there)
being used to promote literacy for children.
Bag End being made.
Click Here to
vist Maddie's pages
If
you've never seen Maddie's work before it's a pleasure sharing it
with you, be sure to visit her websites and follow.
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