Congratulations to the Finalists of the Imagination Movers Crafts Contest!

Wendy Fort made this poster with her daughter for the Imagination Movers "In a Big Warehouse" tour stop in Atlanta. Mover Dave even brought it on stage during the show and the rest of the gang signed it. Very impressive credentials. Commenter Susan Prior wrote: "I love this poster!! I especially love the use of the different types of craft material!! You can definitely tell this was made with love!!"

So simple, yet so clever and cute. Kelly Melnyk strung custom-made acrylic gears together on silver ear wires and created ear gear that shows everyone where your head is at. As Wendy Fort wrote: "Those will look killer as your head bobs to Mover music!"

It took four weeks for Elizabeth Davis to create the Warehouse Mouse Christmas Ornament. She sculpted the Mouse and his bed from newsprint, molding the sheets over a small box. Acrylic paints, a feather boa and felt accents added color and life to the paper. Becky Hendricks Switalski wrote: "Wow. Just wow. This is a true piece of art! An incredible likeness of Warehouse Mouse. The bed itself is an architectural wonder!"

This cake proves how the right use of fondant can take a cake to a higher level. Donna Amato baked the cake in a guitar-shaped pan and, with a few modifications and some sweet inspiration, made Dave's bass. "Awesome!" commented Heather Tupin, "Tell me, did you stir the imagination in briskly, or was it more of a leisurely blend?"

Tonya Mcculough made this Warehouse Mouse hoodie for her daughter to wear on Halloween — the rest of the family wore Imagination Movers suits! It's made out of gray fabric with orange feathers for the hair. White Candy cooed: "Awww sweet, love the whole outfit, especially the orange hair!!"