Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Penguins ready for Christmas



Photo: REUTERS/Shin Young-geun/Yonhap

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

A very penguin Christmas at Korea park

This Christmas, a family of penguins is helping boost the holiday spirit in South Korea.

At an amusement park outside Seoul, five penguins on loan from the zoo welcome visitors with a mini-parade that they will perform daily until Christmas Day.

The "mom", "dad" and three "baby" penguins also put on a show, where handlers dress them up in Santa costumes and let the birds waddle around on man-made snow and ice.

Children will also be able to hold some of the penguins, and even take them on sleigh rides.

Watch a video of the penguins in their Santa suits.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Fused Glass Christmas Penguin

An easy fused glass project: a Christmas Penguin.

Full instructions from Glass Fusing Made Easy

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Penguin Ornaments

Designed to hang or sit, these resin penguins are ready to frolic on your tree or tabletop. While each one is different, all wear glittery stocking caps to top off your holiday décor! Tie this merry flock to gift bags and wrapped presents.

At Oriental Trading Co, 6 pieces for $7.99

Tuesday, December 25, 2007

Merry Christmas!



Merry Christmas to all!

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Penguins for Christmas

Evelyn Lines loves chilling with the penguins in her Valley Stream living room. There's the penguin with a plate of fresh-baked cookies, two waddlers toasting marshmallows, snowboarding penguins, even a pair having a snowball fight.

All are the creations of Lines' children - Tim, 21, and Kerri, 17 - who have indulged their mother's passion for penguins by sculpting them for her for the past 12 Christmases.

"The first year I was shocked and I thought they were so cute," says Lines, 50, who works as an art teacher's aide at an elementary school. "And then the next year I was even more surprised because I didn't think that they would keep doing it. "

Since then, the penguins have become a gift tradition; they've also become more elaborate each year. Last Christmas, Kerri managed the happy feat of sculpting a penguin Nativity scene. "Usually it take about 2 1/2 to 3 hours to make the penguin, but the manger I made last year took a little longer," Kerri says.

To create the penguins, Tim and Kerri work with clay that comes in the colors they want. Once sculpted, their creations are baked in a toaster oven. After the penguins have cooled, their dad sprays each one with a clear acrylic for a nice sheen.

Lines, who admits she can't wait to see what penguins she'll get this year, wonders if her children will stop making her Christmas penguins after they move out.

No need to fear. Kerri says she'll keep on crafting them: "Oh, of course I will."


(Photo by Howard Schnapp, Freelance / December 1, 2007)
Source: Newsday.com

Sunday, December 9, 2007

Christmas Penguin Snowglobe


Christmas Penguin Snowglobe
Reed and Barton 2007
by Reed and Barton
Plays "Joy to the World"
Glass and Silver Plate - Gift Boxed

at Best Buy Silver

Saturday, December 8, 2007

Video: Coca Cola penguins

Coke commercial - polar bears crash a penguin party.

Friday, December 7, 2007

Saturday, December 1, 2007

Holiday Marzipan Set


These whimsical figures of a polar bear Santa and his three penguin helpers are hand-sculpted by pastry artist Rebecca Russell. They're sure to bring holiday oohs and ahhs and a smile to any Scrooge. Use them as cake toppers, stocking stuffers or an out-of-the-ordinary gift.

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Thursday, November 29, 2007

Decorate the Christmas Tree with Penguins


Primal Lights Penguins

$12.95 at Oop!

Saturday, November 3, 2007

Happy Penguin Wallpaper



Download for free.

Thursday, December 21, 2006