Christmas play props

This detailed water well was made out of foam by Capernaum Studios for a client and coated with Exterior Foam Coat for protection. #waterwell #propdesign #setprops #styrofoam #capernaumstudios

Updated 3/7/20 Years ago, when my son was little and had a high tolerance for all my crazy ideas, he gave me permission to paint the walls of his bedroom to look like a castle. Between the two of u…

Cardboard Props: Victorian Candle Lantern: Relatively easy one tonight... a Cardboard prop Lantern useful for Nativity plays, low budget LARP, creepy costumes and more... This prop is extremely handy if you need something that will pass at a distance as a lantern, without the risk of burning…

Use this free printable Christmas skit for small churches. It's fun, easy, simple and lasts about 20-25 minutes.

257 likes, 5 comments - captainjeffmackay on November 19, 2023: "Lets make an easy cardboard Christmas Tree 🎄 the possibilities are limitless and some @ollnyofficial lights to add some magic ❄️ Tutorial on Patreon & discount code in bio link…. #diy #christmastree #cardboardcrafts #christmascraft #artsandcrafts #christmas #lights #ollny #ollnychristmaslights #ollnylights".

Whether you're preparing for a school play or a small theater production, or decorating for your youngster's Wild West birthday party, you can enhance the stage or room decor with a tumbleweed prop.

Not in the mood for a real christmas tree, feeling arty, and happen to have loads of cardboard lying around? Why not make a christmas tree out of it? Here’s how to do that. Tip: Try not to sit on your cardboard while measuring and cutting. Unless you like the knee dents, then by all means, go ahead. What do...

This DIY giant gingerbread man is so adorable! I made two gingerbread men to incorporate into my Christmas decor this year. You only need a few materials to make this, and you can decorate it any way you like. The gingerbread men I made are around 6 feet tall. Some links in this post may …

At our Church Christmas party the Primary children had the opportunity to reenact the Christmas nativity. This year we happened to obtain just the right pieces of cardboard to construct the backdrop. It's pretty much all held together with zip-ties. There were lots of skeptics but it held up for several days without any problems! The cardboard was painted to give it a faux wood look, which under the right light looks ok and better than just cardboard. This is the painting tutorial I used. I…