Simply Creative

Beautiful DIY Christmas Wreath

This Christmas you might want to create your own Christmas wreath that will be unique and different from your neighbor's wreaths ;) Here are some ideas..

Ribbon Wreath

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Cookies Wreath

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Paper Cones Wreath

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Paper Doily Wreath

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Cupcake Paper Wreath

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Umbrella Paper Wreath

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Balloon Wreath

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Neck Tie Wreath

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The Painter's Wreath by Cara Enteles

This colorful wreath is made of repurposed paint brushes, glue and wire.

"I am a painter. My work is about environmental issues and man’s relationship with nature. I maintain a large organic garden upstate that informs my work. The wreaths are made from paint brushes that can’t be used anymore. They're inspired by the principals of permaculture and translated to the painting studio. Permaculture is a self-maintained agricultural system, meaning there is no waste on a farm, rather everything operates in a closed circular system. Therefore the brushes have been repurposed into a sculpture. I don’t actually know how many brushes are in one. Counting the time it takes to collect that many spent brushes, the pieces take a long time to evolve. Each one is different."

Source: mymodernmet

Creative Christmas Cupcakes

Check these creative cupcakes that you might want to make for your Christmas party :)

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Christmas tree cupcakes made with ice cream cones!

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Hand Blown Glass Christmas Ornaments by Kiva Ford

Christmas is around the corner, and you might want to decorate your Christmas tree with these beautiful hand blown glass ornaments made by Kiva Ford.

Kiva creates hand blown glass pendants, art glass, glass ornaments and miniature bottles. His specialty are glass goblets.

All images are © Copyright of Kiva Ford

Check his website: http://www.etsy.com/sg-en/shop/kivaford

Creative Escalator Advertisement

Advertisements are in almost every place we look. Check some of the most clever advertisement using escalators as the medium.

Revista Demolicion

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Surfboard-shaped stickers were placed on moving walkways to promote magazine 'Demolicion'.

Sushi Roll

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Stickers of sushi meals were bonded at the handrails of an escalator.

Gillette Venus

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A giant leg was installed on the escalator which gave an illusion that people holding the handrail were running their hands down the smooth leg, demonstrating the smooth benefits of Gillette Venus.

Pizza Kingdom

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Escalator in front of the Pizza Kingdom restaurant was used to promote their new pizza with more cheese with the tagline “Want extra cheese pizza? Just get over here!”. Pizza slices are strategically placed at the edges of adjacent escalator steps with melted extra cheese effect stretching between them.

Hopi Hari Amusement Park

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Sao Paulo (Brazil) Hopi Hari Amusement Park hired the QG Propaganda agency to create a promotion for their rollercoasters.

Juice Salon

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To advertise the wide variety of hairstyling options available at Juice Salon a picture of a man up to his forehead was pasted on the base of the escalator and a different hairstyle on each of its steps. As each step of the escalator moved down it resulted in showcasing of a different hairstyle.

Revitá Beauty Center

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A clever ad from Revitá Beauty Center. When people are forced to walk on the images of prone spa-goers, it mimics the Shiatsu form of massage therapy.

Duracell

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Stickers of half covered Duracell battery compartments were placed at the start of escalators in major shopping malls.

Pantene

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The ad was placed in the space between 2 escalators so when people use the ecalators, they could feel the smooth hair in body just like the slogan "Silky touch Irresistibly smooth".

Stabilo Boss

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To capture the long-lasting ability of Stabilo highlighters, giant pens were installed at the beginning of escalators throughout Hong Kong. As the steps continually moved forwards, the pen appeared to create the bright yellow safety marks on the side of the steps â non-stop from morning to night.