This was eldest’s face when she first saw it:
We could have gazed at it all day. The detail is phenomenal and it’s easy to imagine you’re two inches tall and get utterly lost in the tiny landscape.
There are quirky surprises here and there – a little toadstool or a grotto with a tiny horse grazing inside, a hillside made of sherbet pips or a bridge made of sweets. Ethereal twinkly music adds to the atmosphere.
I doubt there could have been more colour in one room. It was wonderful. Here’s a little film I made:
If you’re near Bury St Edmunds do go and see it – here’s the geography. Thankyou SO much for the tip Celia.
Don’t forget to add your blog to the Splash of Colour February Linky List if you’re joining in for this final week. Mosaics to come on Tuesday.
Wow!
How utterly magical, thank you for sharing such a deight xox
Very very beautiful, the sherbet patterns look like patchwork. Great photographs too
That landscape totally amazes me..so colourful and beautifully constructed…and on floorboards? Totally beyond my imagination.
How very pretty and magical.
J
Hi Emma,
It looks magical! Wish I could have helped them make it. It looks like fun!
Happy weekend!
Lieve groet, Madelief
So pretty !!
Twiggy x
Certainly a great splash of colour!
I've never seen anything like it! Amazing!
How utterly enchanting the sort of thing I could look at for hours to soak up all the tiny details.
Jo x
Wow this is amazing, so magical and pretty, it's like a fairytale! xxx
We're thinking we might need to make the trip tomorrow if they're open …
Spectacular! And I loved the tinkly music, too.
(Could the Elder Pebble be ANY more adorable? I think not.)
Oh my………………… but isn't that just sooooo pretty? Love the little nest………..
Love the photo of Little P! Lucy xx
Utterly Magical!
I'm so pleased you went along 🙂
I'm hoping to call in on Tuesday afternoon.
Celia
xx
Wow! That's amazing! I wish I could visit but it is too far sadly. At least I have enjoyed you photos, thank you!
How exciting that you got to see it. Little P's face is such a picture!
Littlest has just seen this over my shoulder. Needless to say, she perked up.
sherbet pips! wow they used to be my fave sweets ever when I was little xxx
Wow, so captivating and magical! Thanks for sharing.
Magical!! Love the look on the little ones face. 🙂
Vivienne x
It's so shiny and sparkly and glittery in the video!
Just amazing. Too far for us to travel so thanks for sharing. x
Incredibly pretty! I would have loved to see something like that when I was a child. So much better than that horrible witch's gingerbread house!
Ps, I forgot to say. I did make the pink doily. It was a bit of a brain killer and I swore that it would be the only one.
x
Wow! That looks amazing! Love all the colour! 🙂 x
That is rather magical looking.
Emma, What an amazing art exhibit. It was indeed magical! Your daughters expression is priceless. Thanks for sharing. xoRobin❤
I wish I could go see, looks amazing : )
Oh how pretty! I love the pic of your Little P — what a fun magical place for a little girl!
Willy Wonka lives!
Oh my goodness–so magical!
K x
That is so beautiful and Miss P looks utterly captivated!
xxx
How magical! What a pity I am nowhere near Bury St Edmunds 🙁
oh wow, looks like fairy paradise!x