Advent stage design
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Robert Vander Ploeg & Gina Weare from Frontline Community Church in Grand Rapids, MI brings us these awesome Christmas chandeliers. They remixed Charles Garwood’s (Lafayette Community Church) remixed design from Milestone Church in Texas. Materials: Dollar Tree Foam Board Exacto Knife (+ many blades) Parchment Paper Packaging Tape LED Tape They took the same foam board from […]
Matt Ludik from Grace Family Church in Umhlanga Rocks, Durban, South Africa, brings us this these tiger-striped Christmas tree set design pieces. (Originally posted November 2013) The set design started with a graphic element their graphic designers came up with. They decided to follow this up in all aspects of the services, from the social […]
Joshua Smith and Allen Morrison from Northside United Methodist Church in Atlanta, GA brings us these set pieces inspired by Treepees. They took 12′ 1″x1″‘s and cut them down to various heights, keeping some 12’. They laid them out on the floor in a block of 4 and used a nail gun to attach them together at one end. Then […]
Cody Sifford from Pawleys Island Community Church in Pawleys Island, SC brings us this awesome Christmas look. From Cody: This was our Christmas-season set. For the real trees, these are actually branches off of larger trees that were in abundant supply thanks to a recent hurricane. They were each painted with flat white spray paint. While painting, […]
Chris Campbell submitted their team design from Calvary Christian Church in Winchester, KY. It’s these awesome foam trees. From Chris: Things we didn’t have on hand: Foam insulation board (tree cutouts) Lights for trees (monthly rental) Wax paper (DIY Diffuser) Some 2×4 cut down to use for mounts Some 1×2 furring strips (supports for the tall trees) […]
Robin Lear from Calvary Church in Dover, DE brings us this cool Christmas look. This Christmas stage design was inspired by the modern triangle tree trend. They have a fairly large 20×40 stage, so in order to get the proportions correct, Robin designed on Photoshop first. The tree shapes were constructed with 2x4s covered with luan. The […]
