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This top ten list sponsored by Sew What, Inc<\/a>. Check them out for soft good rentals this year.<\/p>
Christmas is coming up on us like a freight train. And there are many who still haven’t decided what they’ll do for Christmas this year. To make things a bit simpler, I put together a list of my top 10 favorite Christmas stage designs. Get inspired by these or even mimic one completely.<\/p>
Good luck and merry Christmas!<\/p>
10. Candle Chandeliers<\/a><\/h2>
This is the perfect stage design for a more intimate setting. Go crazy with candles all over the place for an amazing silent night.<\/p>
9. Tree’s Company<\/a><\/h2>
Do Christmas trees a bit differently by making your own. They take light well and fill a bunch of space.<\/p>
8. Upside Down Christmas<\/a><\/h2>
Turn Christmas into a cave. These Christmas trees turn into stalactites when hung from the ceiling.<\/p>
7. Mountains and Stars<\/a><\/h2>
Put a lovely wood texture on the back wall of your stage. It’ll bring a bunch of warmth to the Christmas season.<\/p>
6. Frosty Windows<\/a><\/h2>
Give your stage a cold wintry look by repurposing window panes.<\/p>
5. Spheres and Trees<\/a><\/h2>
Shrink your audience and make them feel like they’re living in the Christmas tree\u2014surrounded by ornaments and branches.<\/p>
4. Glowing Hives<\/a><\/h2>
This is a glittery and fun stage design that feels like crafty snowflakes.<\/p>
3. Make Believe<\/a><\/h2>
This exaggerated child’s room set is the perfect way to introduce childlike wonder and magic into your Christmas services.<\/p>
2. Conical Christmas<\/a><\/h2>
This simple design turns your stage into an illustrated comic book of Christmasness.<\/p>
1. Cubist Staines Glass<\/a><\/h2>
Finally, what a wonderful way to bring liturgy into a modern space without losing the edge of the current.<\/p>
Related Easter Design: Honeycomb Easter – Community-built paper honeycomb backdrop
Do Christmas trees a bit differently by making your own. They take light well and fill a bunch of space.<\/p>
8. Upside Down Christmas<\/a><\/h2>
Turn Christmas into a cave. These Christmas trees turn into stalactites when hung from the ceiling.<\/p>
7. Mountains and Stars<\/a><\/h2>
Put a lovely wood texture on the back wall of your stage. It’ll bring a bunch of warmth to the Christmas season.<\/p>
6. Frosty Windows<\/a><\/h2>
Give your stage a cold wintry look by repurposing window panes.<\/p>
5. Spheres and Trees<\/a><\/h2>
Shrink your audience and make them feel like they’re living in the Christmas tree\u2014surrounded by ornaments and branches.<\/p>
4. Glowing Hives<\/a><\/h2>
This is a glittery and fun stage design that feels like crafty snowflakes.<\/p>
3. Make Believe<\/a><\/h2>
This exaggerated child’s room set is the perfect way to introduce childlike wonder and magic into your Christmas services.<\/p>
2. Conical Christmas<\/a><\/h2>
This simple design turns your stage into an illustrated comic book of Christmasness.<\/p>
1. Cubist Staines Glass<\/a><\/h2>
Finally, what a wonderful way to bring liturgy into a modern space without losing the edge of the current.<\/p>
Related Easter Design: Honeycomb Easter – Community-built paper honeycomb backdrop
Put a lovely wood texture on the back wall of your stage. It’ll bring a bunch of warmth to the Christmas season.<\/p>
6. Frosty Windows<\/a><\/h2>
Give your stage a cold wintry look by repurposing window panes.<\/p>
5. Spheres and Trees<\/a><\/h2>
Shrink your audience and make them feel like they’re living in the Christmas tree\u2014surrounded by ornaments and branches.<\/p>
4. Glowing Hives<\/a><\/h2>
This is a glittery and fun stage design that feels like crafty snowflakes.<\/p>
3. Make Believe<\/a><\/h2>
This exaggerated child’s room set is the perfect way to introduce childlike wonder and magic into your Christmas services.<\/p>
2. Conical Christmas<\/a><\/h2>
This simple design turns your stage into an illustrated comic book of Christmasness.<\/p>
1. Cubist Staines Glass<\/a><\/h2>
Finally, what a wonderful way to bring liturgy into a modern space without losing the edge of the current.<\/p>
Related Easter Design: Honeycomb Easter – Community-built paper honeycomb backdrop
Shrink your audience and make them feel like they’re living in the Christmas tree\u2014surrounded by ornaments and branches.<\/p>
4. Glowing Hives<\/a><\/h2>
This is a glittery and fun stage design that feels like crafty snowflakes.<\/p>
3. Make Believe<\/a><\/h2>
This exaggerated child’s room set is the perfect way to introduce childlike wonder and magic into your Christmas services.<\/p>
2. Conical Christmas<\/a><\/h2>
This simple design turns your stage into an illustrated comic book of Christmasness.<\/p>
1. Cubist Staines Glass<\/a><\/h2>
Finally, what a wonderful way to bring liturgy into a modern space without losing the edge of the current.<\/p>
Related Easter Design: Honeycomb Easter – Community-built paper honeycomb backdrop
This exaggerated child’s room set is the perfect way to introduce childlike wonder and magic into your Christmas services.<\/p>
2. Conical Christmas<\/a><\/h2>
This simple design turns your stage into an illustrated comic book of Christmasness.<\/p>
1. Cubist Staines Glass<\/a><\/h2>
Finally, what a wonderful way to bring liturgy into a modern space without losing the edge of the current.<\/p>
Related Easter Design: Honeycomb Easter – Community-built paper honeycomb backdrop
Finally, what a wonderful way to bring liturgy into a modern space without losing the edge of the current.<\/p>
Related Easter Design: Honeycomb Easter – Community-built paper honeycomb backdrop
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