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Christmas is going digital at the White House this year.
The holiday decorations unveiled Wednesday by first lady Michelle Obama include 3-D printed ornaments designed by students, tinkerers, engineers and artists from around the country.
Also new this year are two Christmas trees created from dress-form mannequins and showcased in the Vermeil Room. Designer Alexis Bittar created ornaments and jewelry for the dress forms, including necklaces made of Lucite ivory pinecones and vintage broaches. (AP)
Christmas is going digital at the White House this year.
The holiday decorations unveiled Wednesday by first lady Michelle Obama include 3-D printed ornaments designed by students, tinkerers, engineers and artists from around the country.
"We've got some new twists," Mrs. Obama told military families who were invited to preview the decorations. "We got a lot of fun, new technologies."There's an interactive installation in the East Garden Room that allows people to inject their images into a snowscape projected on the wall.
Also new this year are two Christmas trees created from dress-form mannequins and showcased in the Vermeil Room. Designer Alexis Bittar created ornaments and jewelry for the dress forms, including necklaces made of Lucite ivory pinecones and vintage broaches. (AP)
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