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 Posted 8/4/2009 1:10:17 PM |
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| Here's some of our decorations from our VBS in Spencerport, New York at St. Johns the Evangelist Church. Thanks for all of your great ideas and inspiration! 1. The Car Loads  the seats the trunk some decorations and Chadder marquee
2. Decorations   shack is made of cardboard paper mache croc head
We also have some live critters at the check-in table, streamers and jokes in the hallway, and so much more swamp fun. Today was our second day of VBS with 90 kids and loving every minute of it. FEAR NOT! And God Bless, Justin in Spencerport
JJackson
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| Posted 8/4/2009 6:46:43 PM |
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I love the fear not on the wall! How did you do it?
Jake in Indiana! Crocodile Dock VBS
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| Posted 8/4/2009 7:41:08 PM |
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| We plotted each of our buddies onto huge paper and when I trimmed some of the excess, I realized that I could make it into banners. I drew each of the letters and then drew each buddy, Rocky, and Chadder into the letters and had some kids color them in with markers. Thanks for checking out our pictures! God Bless- Justin
JJackson
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| Posted 8/5/2009 8:02:38 AM |
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I wish I lived a little closer (White Plains!)...your set it just fabulous! Thanks for sharing! Kimberly
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| Posted 8/5/2009 8:03:58 AM |
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| Your decorations are great. How did you make the huge crocodile head?
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| Posted 8/5/2009 4:30:28 PM |
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| The huge croc head is actually just a lot of paper mache. I paper mached a balloon and once it dried, cut it in half for the eyes. I have two 2-by-4s in the center where I built off from with cardboard. Thanks for asking and for your comments!
JJackson
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