Comments for Christmas Snowglobe

Comment on where can i find a nightmare before christmas snowglobe that plays music? by Brookester!

Brookester! — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 22:53:14 +0000

probably at disney world at downtown disney. I can guarentee you probably will spend over 60 bucks though.

Comment on where can i find a nightmare before christmas snowglobe that plays music? by Treece

Treece — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 22:53:14 +0000

check you local disney store or on line at http://www.disneystore.com

Comment on Do you do anything crafty with your kids for Christmas? by New to Yahoo!

New to Yahoo! — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 09:03:22 +0000

Make christmas cards for daddy/ grandparents etc

make snowmen by sticking cotton wool to paper, use felt/ coloured paper for hat/ scarf nose etc

paper chains- strips of coloured paper, make into interlocking circles to make a chain

cross stitch/ embroidery of christmas-related stuff (depends on kids ages)

knit scarf for presents 9depends on kids ages)

make presents eg make/ decorate photo frames,

make tree decorations eg pictures/ glittery baubles/ an angel for the top of the tree

make/ decorate a felt stocking/ bags (can use as decorations or gift bags)

Christmas models out of modelling clay

be creative! and/or buy a christmas craft book. Always loads of ideas in there!!

Comment on Do you do anything crafty with your kids for Christmas? by New to Yahoo!

New to Yahoo! — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 09:03:20 +0000

Make christmas cards for daddy/ grandparents etc

make snowmen by sticking cotton wool to paper, use felt/ coloured paper for hat/ scarf nose etc

paper chains- strips of coloured paper, make into interlocking circles to make a chain

cross stitch/ embroidery of christmas-related stuff (depends on kids ages)

knit scarf for presents 9depends on kids ages)

make presents eg make/ decorate photo frames,

make tree decorations eg pictures/ glittery baubles/ an angel for the top of the tree

make/ decorate a felt stocking/ bags (can use as decorations or gift bags)

Christmas models out of modelling clay

be creative! and/or buy a christmas craft book. Always loads of ideas in there!!

Comment on would a shrinky dink figure last underwater for a long time? by Lola L

Lola L — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 13:06:07 +0000

not sure you should try it though. i would use sharpies to color maybe? try it!

Comment on I want to make a snowglobe, does anyone know how to make one that is more elegant that crafty…? by derouin

derouin — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 02:01:46 +0000

I presume you’ll be using glass jars for the snow globe. Add velvet ribbon round the rim of the cover. Velvet gives a rich and elegant look. Add some blings, charms, swarovski cyrstal beads around the ribbon. Simple and elegant.

Comment on Can anyone put these titles in Alphabetical Order for me? I will pick you as best answer if you do.? by sarah cyanide.™

sarah cyanide.™ — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 22:46:09 +0000

A Collectors Guide to Snowglobes
A Ruki Christmas
Altadorian Defences
Book of Cooperation
Book of Origami Paper:
Brightvale Guide to Stained Glass Windows
Darigan Storytime
Extraordinary Ice Cream Cookbook
Fancy Certificate
Fun Games
Green!
Hissi Mazes
How to Fold Paper to Make It Look Look Like Stuff
Managing Anger.
Meepit Carols
Mesmerizing Kiko
My Neighbour the Zombie
Neogarden Nimmo
Neopian Carol Book
Nimmo – Now and Zen
Not-So-Disgusting Dung Uses
Parachuting for Polarchucks
Popular Games Guidebook
Puzzle Magazine
Roo Island Magazine
Scientific Flash Cards
Seasonal Zen for the Angry Petpet
Simple Certificate
The Hissi Stare
The Plushie Coffee Table Book

Comment on Does any one know the value of these things I got? I got it super cheap according to one website…? by Ann

Ann — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 01:17:57 +0000

In my opinion, there is really no such thing as the "value" of something. I think of things in terms of "what are most people actually willing to pay right now?" As an Ebay seller I often see people asking an outrageous amount of money for a doll or plush animal that regularly sells for very little….and it usually never actually sells for the high price. It’s generally supply and demand, and even that changes over time. I have seen prices soar for certain things, and have seen them go rock bottom, too.
But, that being said, I would think you got a great deal buying the 3 Disney ducks for only $5 (their original store price was $6 each if I remember correctly). I have seen the set sell for a bit higher (maybe $18, give or take a little), but never for an outrageous price (I think someone would have to be desperate to pay over $40 for them, but stranger things have happened!)
The Pooh bear I don’t know enough about to give an informed opinion, but an educated guess would be that you got it for a reasonable price. It’s hard to tell because usually they show up more for sale around the holidays and that’s when they sell at a higher price. It’s also easier to find them available for price comparison around the holidays. If it was a series that people collect and IF that is the more rare one from the series, it could be "worth" much more. It just depends who is looking for it and when.
My bottom line….if they mean something special to you….they are priceless!

Comment on does anyone have the 'hello, cupcake' book? by the librarian

the librarian — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 06:55:32 +0000

I have the book but haven’t made anything out of it yet. I think the snowmen would be the easiest one of what you chose.

I personally think the popcorn, spaghetti and meatballs, and turkey legs are the cutest things ever!

Comment on Have you seen this too? by jasMINe

jasMINe — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 13:16:24 +0000

i know…like what the heck! I went into cox and they had christmas trees and presents and snowflakes and christmas musics and dolls and christmas signs up…..it is just august