“This year I decided to combine my two passions. Little House on the Prairie and Miniature Christmas Villages. So I built a tiny house out of my Christmas figurines… a little family, very happy to live in this little piece of heaven. Happy Holidays to all!”

“This year I decided to combine my two passions. Little House on the Prairie and Miniature Christmas Villages. So I built a tiny house out of my Christmas figurines… a little family, very happy to live in this little piece of heaven. Happy Holidays to all!”

This beautiful creation absolutely warmed my heart, and I just had to share it with you all. The artist behind this piece combined two of their biggest passions—Little House on the Prairie and miniature Christmas villages—and the result is nothing short of magical.

They built this lovely scene, calling it “Little House on the Mountain.” Every tiny figure, building, and snowy detail tells a story. If you look closely, you’ll spot charming nods to the show—Laura and Nellie by the pond, the iconic lovers’ tree, playful raccoons, and a tiny family living happily in their own peaceful corner of the world.

 

It’s not just a winter village—it’s a tribute to simpler times, to love, family, and the spirit of the prairie. You can feel the warmth and imagination poured into every inch of it.

This is what happens when creativity meets love for a classic. I’m so inspired by the care and passion behind this scene, and I hope it brings you a bit of joy too.

📸 Caption from the artist: La petite maison dans la prairie, little house on the prairie, mon enfance

“This year I decided to combine my two passions. Little House on the Prairie and Miniature Christmas Villages. So I built a tiny house out of my Christmas figurines… a little family, very happy to live in this little piece of heaven. Happy Holidays to all!”

💬 Let’s celebrate artists who keep nostalgia and joy alive in the most creative ways.

 

 

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