Sunday, December 16, 2007

Ice Sculptures At Christmas Parties

Last night, we went to David's work Christmas party and they had a company logo ice sculpture. I can say that this was the first work Christmas party with an ice sculpture that I have ever attended. It gave me the idea that at tonight's Family Christmas party at my house I should have an ice sculpture. So, I made a current life size ice sculpture of Sydney......(She is now about 12 inches long). Here are the two ice sculptures, I think mine is giving ISEC a run for it's money.......

9 comments:

Jinjer said...

I happen to be a huge fan of ice sculptures. At my wedding I had a huge monogram ice sculpture with twists coming down where the martini came out, we called it the "Habertini"...it was awesome. But not NEARRRLY as awesome as the Sydney sculpture! Kim, you are talented! You should see if Starbucks wants to get more Christmas/Winter Festive and have ice sculptures in the stores!! And you can make them!! That would rule!

Ann said...

Love it! Just another example of the many talents of the Champ!

Kindness Corner said...

Good job on the sculpture...you must have a lot of time on your hands...just wait until April (hopefully March)

Ruth Anne said...

Its looks good, but it looks like you might have gotten a little bored.

Anonymous said...

Sydney has very long legs, is the crib you purchased going to be big enough? Has David's company already approached you about creating their sculpture next year?

Anonymous said...

Brilliant! I love the Sydney ice sculpture! You're so much more grown up than I... all ice sculptures I've been privy to also involve a cold alcoholic beverage at the end of a long icy tunnel. I think it may be off color to make a baby ice luge.

Queen B said...

RO!!! You should hire out your talents, obviously.... Baby Ice Sculpture Maker. and I am just impressed that DT's company HAD a Christmas party....

Andria said...

You have outdone yourself once again!

Jane said...

Our next party of the year will include lots of Ice Sculptures!