KaTeesBowtique of Orlando, FL created this “Nightmare Before Christmas” nylon embroidered tote. It’s available for just $20.
Unfortunately, the shop’s owner, Nan Patrick, doesn’t list any other information about this cute tote.
Hannah081986, a poster over at Craftster, recently uploaded some pictures of the Sally doll from “The Nightmare Before Christmas” that she recently made.
“Sally is complete. Jack finally has a partner. She was fun to make. She stands about 18 inches tall. Her dress is made from felt pieces, and she is hand painted. What do you think?
The movie is very dull colored, so she make look a bit bright but it gives her personality haha <3 She and Jack were made for my niece, she is IN LOVE with Nightmare before Christmas, so, naturally, I had to make them for her.”
For anyone interested in their own Sally doll, there is a free pattern on Ravelry for a crocheted version of a patchwork doll, courtesy of Irene Strange. While the Ravelry version isn’t named for Sally, take a look at her and decide for yourself.
Geek-a-Bites author Nikki is a freelance illustrator from Austin, Texas. She gladly combines her love for pastry and pop culture. On her blog, you can find photographs of mouthwatering cookies, cake balls and fondant figures inspired by games, series and childhood classics.
Although I’d love to show every scrumptious craft she has created, I’m just going to feature the most recent one, a collection of Nightmare Before Christmas cake balls that Nikki submitted herself. Cake balls are a sort of oversized pop cakes without sticks, coated with chocolate, fondant or icing and often decorated. Yes, I never keep up with the baking trends either!
The balls look awfully detailed. They’d be perfect for a Halloween party or a birthday in my darker, teenage years. It’s hard to pick a favorite, but the tiny hills with the pumpkin patch and crescent moon are surely adorable!
One of the best movies of my generation is Nightmare Before Christmas.
Artist SakuraCherrie manages to capture all the beauty and essence of the film with this ink drawing.
Craftster user kirastorm put together this mini Nightmare Before Christmas-themed tree with “two packages of plain ball ornaments and painted them in plain black, black and white spirals or Jack the pumpkin kings face.”
Crafster user twonderland painted Jack and Sally freehand with a toothpick for this Nightmare Before Christmas pumpkin! Awesome!
