My favorite part of Christmas is the decorations. So much fun, and to help you get in the holiday spirit I have collected a few of my favorite home made Wreaths, starting with this Gingerbread Man Wreath from Martha Stewart. Her website has a tutorial on how to make them yourself. Continue reading
Miller Goodman did an awesome job creating this ‘ShapeMaker’ animation. I can’t imagine how long it took him to finish it. 🙂 It’s beautiful & entertaining with the perfect music playing along in the background.
I watched this several times :D, trying to figure out how they made this really cool video clip. I’m so used to watching computer generated special effects now that it’s easy to figure out how they make them, but not with this one.
You’ve got to have your speakers on when you watch this clip. I think this is really cool way to show the world. Lots of shooting & editing, but the end result is very unique & super cool. 😀
This is the first time I’ve seen this unique way of wrapping gifts; with cloth. It’s great how the wrapping is actually part of the gift. 🙂 You don’t have to deal with the trash, since the wrapper is reusable.
I love these DIY Christmas decorations, because they look very simple to make, but the results are very unique.
If you like winter stars, use white paper to make some. To add some color use 2 sided paper. The Christmas Pages has a complete tutorial on how to make these beautiful decorations.
Great stop motion animation always amazes me, because I understand how much detail, patience & teamwork is involved to make one come to life.
Are you curious enough to see how this was made? Follow the link to see how it was all done. 🙂
This makes me smile every time. These amazing animated Halloween lights are somewhere in Riverside, California. The window pumpkins and lawn lights are all synced to LMFAO. I Love it 😀
There’s also one from The Nightmare Before Christmas if you fallow the link below.
Aren’t these Halloween window decorations really cool? They’re easy to make, & inexpensive. 😀 All you need is heavy black cardstock, Halloween templates which you can get from just about anywhere in October (or a craft store), white colored pencils & double-sided transparent tape, to make the coolest silhouette Halloween decorations. Also, make sure you have bright lights to light your silhouette from inside the house.