Get inspired this holiday season with 26 creative and festive Christmas craft ideas! From dazzling glass gem snowflakes and whimsical baking soda ornaments to giant paper snowflakes and magical jar ...

What Makes It ’90s: These figurine ornaments often had a personalized element as well, labeled with the receiver’s first name or the year it was purchased. A mini Christmas village made up of ...

As a young backpacker, I first fell in love with the picturesque village of Rothenburg, in Germany’s Franconian heartland. At that time, the town still fed a few farm animals within its medieval walls ...

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Any guy who has pride in himself likes to present a good Christmas display at their house during the holidays, but that may be more difficult to pull off this year. Sure, it seems early to think about ...

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For four decades, and especially since China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, Americans have relied on Chinese factories for everything from smartphones to Christmas ornaments.