Unveiling the Secrets of October 12, 2022

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Recap of Last Week
3. The Nightmare Before Christmas Kit Box
4. Making Jack Skellington
5. Making Oogie Boogie
6. Crafting for the Craft Show
7. Choosing the Next Character
8. Working Together on the Kits
9. Where to Get the Kit
10. Conclusion

Introduction

Welcome to another episode of The Parent Pick-Up Line! I'm thrilled to have you here, and I apologize for the week-long hiatus. Life got in the way, but I am back now to catch up with all of you. In today's video, I'll be recapping what we discussed last week and sharing exciting updates about The Nightmare Before Christmas kit box. So, let's jump right in!

Recap of Last Week

Last time, we talked about The Nightmare Before Christmas kit box, and it was incredible to see how many of you were excited about it. I appreciate your enthusiasm, and I want to clarify that I won't be doing tutorials on any of the patterns included in the kit. My policy is to respect and support other designers by not undercutting their paid patterns.

The Nightmare Before Christmas Kit Box

The kit box, which costs $22, includes a pattern booklet for creating various characters from The Nightmare Before Christmas. While I won't be providing tutorials, I will be showcasing my progress as I make the characters. My plan is to start with Jack Skellington, the protagonist of the movie. I want to make his Halloween version before the actual holiday and then work on the other characters leading up to Christmas.

Making Jack Skellington

I will chronicle my journey of making Jack Skellington and update you regularly on my progress. The kit provides all the materials needed for this character, making it an ideal starting point. Creating these decor items would be a fantastic addition to my Halloween and Christmas preparations.

Making Oogie Boogie

After completing Jack Skellington, I spoke with my sister about the kit, and she expressed a strong desire for me to make Oogie Boogie. Intrigued by her excitement, I bought glow-in-the-dark yarn specifically for Oogie Boogie. However, I had to resort to purchasing it on Etsy since it was sold out everywhere else. I hope to have enough yarn leftover to make a version for my sister as well.

Crafting for the Craft Show

Considering the popularity of The Nightmare Before Christmas, I think it would be a great idea to make multiple characters and showcase them at craft shows. This year's show is approaching fast, so I won't have enough time to create new pieces for it. However, if I decide to participate in next year's show, I will have a display of these beloved characters that will surely captivate visitors.

Choosing the Next Character

Once I complete Jack and Oogie Boogie, I would love to hear from you about which character you would like me to make next. We can work together on these projects, and if you have any questions, I'll be able to assist you since the process will be fresh in my mind.

Working Together on the Kits

If you haven't gotten your hands on the kit yet, I will provide a link in the description section below. I encourage you to join in, and together we can make these beautiful characters. I will update you on my progress in the upcoming weeks, and if you need any guidance or have any questions, I'll be there to help you out.

Where to Get the Kit

To purchase The Nightmare Before Christmas kit box, you can click on the link provided in the description section. This kit is a great opportunity to engage in a creative and enjoyable project, and I can't wait to share my progress with you.

Conclusion

Thank you for joining me in this episode of The Parent Pick-Up Line. I hope you're as excited as I am about The Nightmare Before Christmas kit box and the adventures we'll have together. Stay tuned for more updates, and I'll see you in the next vlog!