Sapulpa Library builds a “Cricut Christmas Village”

It’s certainly beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the Sapulpa Public Library—particularly in one of their display cabinets, where you’ll find a small Christmas village made up of a dozen or so buildings, created by nothing more than paper and glue.

A shelf of the Cricut Christmas Village display at the Sapulpa Public Library. (photo by Micah Choquette)

The project is the latest showcasing the possibilities of the Library’s new Dewey STEM Studio, a recent addition to the library available for free to the general public. Rhonda Huffman, the Genealogy Librarian, is the one who created most of the houses in the village, and says the project was create to entice the community to come create their own.


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