Link’s House

Every now and then I make something just for me. This is one of those somethings. We got a Nintendo Switch last Christmas and it has kept us entertained as we have been staying safe at home. My favorite game by far is The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. During Link’s adventures he discovers a house that is being torn down and would I like to purchase and fix it up? You bet! Here is my version of the finished home.

I gave the walls a rough plaster look with a thin layer of modeling paste.

The furniture was designed by me and cut with my Cricut. There are potions made from resin and a slice of fruit cake. Besides defeating monsters and machines, there is also cooking in this game.

Link uses his home to store extra weapons and shields. I made these from polymer clay and chipboard. The basket of fruits, mushrooms and vegetables in the storage box on the floor are cooking ingredients you gather in the game.

I made the table from craft sticks, the plates and food (goat butter and veggie cream soup) are made from polymer clay.

Majorca’s mask is also made from poly clay, so is the monster cake in the shelf below it.

Ya – ha – ha, you found me!

If you’re a fan of the game, you get it. If not… look at the cute little room I made!

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3 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. Jen
    Jan 02, 2022 @ 12:08:26

    I love this so much! I have been following your blog for a while and I’m sorry I haven’t commented much before. I can see how much you are growing in your miniature crafts. Great job on this room and it looks so much like the game 🙂

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  2. Christi C
    Jan 27, 2022 @ 06:38:21

    Oh this is my kind of project – absolutely stunning!!!!!

    Reply

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