Art of Coloring: Tim Burton's the Nightmare Before Christmas: 100 Images to Inspire Creativity

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For an easy Christmas craft, you’ll need a ready-made plain wreath, shrink sheets, a hot glue gun, and any other ribbon or lace you want to include. For any Nightmare Before Christmas fan, you can use my illustrations as wrapping paper for a smaller item (or a larger item if you tape four print-outs together!).

Glue on some fake spiders as well and hang the webs on the walls or in doorways. 3. Zero Hanging Decorations You can make Christmas tree ornaments with my Nightmare Before Christmas pictures – all you need are shrink sheets! Paste the two pieces together, and you have sturdy, durable paper dolls that can withstand all kinds of play. 5. Christmas Wreaths

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They’ll cut them out and then punch holes near the top (or wherever they want the ornament to hang). Bake them and let them cool.

Do you think a pumpkin head could be a love interest of someone? This is possible when it is Sally, a ragged woman. The strange town of Halloween has strange people but they also fall in love. Love is blind and as they have come to an end, we hope that the two do not fall from there. You’re going to print out different characters onto the shrink sheets and have your kids color them in with markers. You can use my Nightmare Before Christmas illustrations in a variety of ways for inexpensive yet inspired party décor.

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Delight your kids with this mask craft, which will really up any costume they might have for Halloween. You’re going to color in and cut out whichever Nightmare characters you want to use and then Mod-Podge them to the plates (you might have to resize them before printing).

Your kids can create cute Nightmare Before Christmas paper dolls to recreate scenes from the movie or make up their own scenarios. There are so many possibilities – get online and search for Nightmare Before Christmas-themed parties for even more inspo! 9. Masks You’ll need shrink sheets, onto which you will print the figures you want to use. Have your kids color them in with markers and then cut them out. To do this, you’ll print out the characters they want to use and have them color in and cut them out.

Next, they’ll poke two holes on either side of the face and tie off pieces of string, long enough so that they can tie the strings behind their heads. 8. Wrapping Paper