By: Leslie Harlow

Leslie Harlow — Thu, 29 Nov 2018 12:18:21 +0000

What a great find. As a 6 yr old, I remember my mother purchasing her first nativity. We were living in Turkey and my parents took the opportunity to visit Jerusalem. On that trip, she came across a nativity carved out of olive wood. The artisan put great care into each piece, detailing faces and bodies. At the time, it was a huge purchase. My siblings and I knew our mother’s love for this nativity and treated it with great care. Over next 35 yrs. my mother amassed a collection so large she couldn’t display them all in her home. She loved each set, and the stories of how and where she acquired each one. Some rare art, others yard sale finds, or gifts. She wanted to be able to see them altogether. After retiring, my father purchased a little one room church circa 1910, complete with bell tower. It has become home to some of her, over 300, nativities. She spent hours putting each vingette together. It was a passion that she wanted to share with the 509 people in her town. It’s a mom and pa undertaking, open to the public in Cokeville, Wyoming. Our mother unexpectedly, passed away last month. She has left us with many great memories and stories. “The Little Church Nativity Museum”, is a testimony of her love of Jesus Christ.

By: Mary C

Mary C — Tue, 27 Nov 2018 16:22:08 +0000

If you used magnets between the balsa wood, you wouldn’t have to glue on the print. I love this print!

By: Aloha Crafts

Aloha Crafts — Sat, 23 Dec 2017 01:17:53 +0000

I am gonna try this ;loved it !

By: Karen

Karen — Tue, 19 Dec 2017 23:03:10 +0000

Did you get it printed a like a kinkos?

Comments on: Modern Black and White Nativity Print + 5 Minute NO TOOL Picture Frame!

By: Leslie Harlow

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