CHRISTMAS PROJECT BLOG
November 17 - I decided to scale back on technology ornaments this year, but I couldn’t resist making at least one! The Old PC Ornament: 2017 Edition is a fun, intricate build that pays tribute to the classic PCs of the 1990s. (BONUS: OLD PC Ornament kits purchased at my store include a custom-printed floppy tile!)
November 15 - Platecraft is back this year, and in a big way! This fun new project shows you how to make either a Platecraft Gingerbread Man or Platecraft Gingerbread Bear. The two builds differ by just four parts, so the guides listed below contains both assembly methods in case you can’t choose a favorite. :D
November 13 - First up this year is the Robe! Each facade on this three-sided ornament features an alternating set of colored bows that flow inward, giving it the appearance of fabric. Six color combinations are available: Red Ribbon, Pink Percale, Lavender Lace, Blue Broadcloth, Green Gingham, and Yellow Yarn.
November 20 - The Twist is a colorful new ornament design that’s both fun and flexible. Sandwiched in the center of the Twist are four color layers that stack onto a central axle; if you like, you can rearrange these layers or replace them entirely. Combine two or more Twists to create unique color combinations!
November 22 - Project 5 in this year's Christmas Collection is Mr & Mrs Snow, two well-rounded characters that have a ball everywhere they go!
November 24 - This year’s Gingerbread House is smaller, cuter, and more colorful! Peppermints swirls sweeten the two-tone gingerbread walls; brightly colored candy covers the snowy rooftop, and candy cane posts guard the sugary entryway. And unlike previous gingerbread creations, you can hang this one from a tree!
November 27 - The penultimate project in this year’s Christmas Collection is the Pendant! This bold, bright ornament uses new quarter-round tiles in different arrangements to give each color variant a distinct appearance. It’s available in Fuchsia, Orange, Chartreuse, and Azure.
November 29 - The final project for the year is a bright-eyed and shiny-nosed Platecraft Reindeer! There are two building methods for this ornament, allowing you to create either a cartoony red-nose reindeer (as pictured here) or a more realistic variant.
Each November I unveil a series of new Christmas Lego® projects that you can build yourself using my free-to-download building guides. This blog will help you keep track of the new additions to my 2017 Christmas Collection, so check back regularly for updates! (Remember, you can access all currently available Christmas building guides right here.)