Longtime Disney animator Eric Goldberg lent his talents to The Princess and the Frog, Hercules, Fantasia/2000, and The Emperor’s New Groove—but he’s probably best known for bringing the Genie to life in 1992’s Aladdin. Today’s craft is truly special; it’s an exclusive image drawn just for D23 by Eric himself, featuring the Genie and some …
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A tribute to the famous climactic sequence of the 1961 musical fantasy Babes in Toyland, this holiday craft was originally produced by the Walt Disney Productions character merchandising division and sent out to company and business partners. The imaginative piece invited recipients to create their own miniature holiday display featuring the toy soldier, a Disney …
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Do you wanna build a snow… flake wreath? Here’s a Christmas door decoration that’s as fluffy as freshly fallen snow, and as sparkly as Anna’s beloved ice-blue dress! Best to use this wreath on an indoor (or fully covered) door. Supplies: 8.5 x 11-inch white cardstock (printable) Styrofoam wreath (recommended: 13.8 inches [or 35 cm]) …
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Santa’s Workshop, a Silly Symphony cartoon beloved by fans for decades, was first released December 10, 1932. Directed by Disney Legend Wilfred Jackson, the short follows Santa and his elves as they prepare for their yearly sleigh ride on Christmas Eve. Bring some of Santa’s magic in your home with our Silly Symphony Cocoa Jars …
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Ever thought an entire Disney movie could be told through your phone’s emoji, and in just a couple of minutes? The good folks behind Frozen As Told By Emoji did just that—and adorably, to boot. Since the first short’s debut in February 2015, the team has given the emoji treatment to Tangled and Aladdin—and just …
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Paper dolls have a long and storied history… first published in America in 1812, they exploded in popularity in the early part of the 1900s, thanks, in part, to their publication in many ladies’ and children’s magazines. Over the years, many Disney characters have made their way into paper-doll form—and with today’s craft, you can …
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The uplifting impact that Disney characters and stories have on kids and families is especially important this time of year. Make like Santa Claus and deliver some Disney holiday magic by printing out these colorful cards, signing your best wishes, and giving them to a local children’s hospital or military care-package organization. Supplies: 8.5 x …
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Disney Junior’s Miles From Tomorrowland takes kids deep into the universe… exposing them to the wonders of outer space, and the joys of family. Make this spaceship with the little explorers in your life and see where adventure takes you. As Miles might say, it’ll be “Galactic!” Supplies: 8.5 x 11-inch white cardstock (or heavy, …
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Joy, Sadness, Anger, Disgust, and Fear did their very best to make sure Riley kept all her special “core memories” intact in Disney•Pixar’s Inside Out. Preserve a favorite memory of your own by attaching a photo to our colorful Core Memories Photo Card! Supplies: 8.5 x 11-inch white cardstock (printable) 8.5 x 11-inch printer paper …
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Produced by the Walt Disney Productions character merchandising division in Toronto, this Christmas card was inspired by the annual Disney television show From All of Us to All of You, which first aired December 19, 1958. The classic holiday show featured Christmas-themed Disney cartoons and was often updated to feature the Studio’s latest animated feature. …
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