Quite amazing! But I had no idea what quilling was until I looked it up. You might want to add a description to the article.

Gotta give the girl credit; she didn't lie!

Love classic 60's and 70's cartoons and am delighted we can still watch them 50+ years later! Such clever writing, too. Will always love Mel Blanc but a tip of the hat to other voice talents who brought these crazy characters to life like Don Adams and June Foray!

I love old school animation and this kind of oblivious "keep piling on the chaos" action. SO funny and the music is perfection!!!

Now that was funny! And I loved the music :D

In Boston in the AM, we had "Boomtown" hosted by cowboy Rex Trailer for the singing, skits, and cartoons and "Fantasmic Features" hosted by tiny space alien "Feep" in the afternoon. He was played by Ed McDonald (or McDonnel) who is lovingly remembered by Boston kids as the star of another childhood hootnanny, Major Mudd!

My favorite Christmas carol! Thanks for the backstory AND the video; the music and costumes are beautiful!!!

Great Post!

I can't draw worth diddly, so this stuff fascinates me. FANTASTIC article and commentary discussion!

Creepy on multiple levels - fantastic!

Clever! And the "doggos" are beautiful *

Heh heh! That was BRILLIANT!

This is SO creative and beautifully done! WHAT A GREAT MOM!!!

These are quite sweet. Should we call Mr. Frees the "Grandfather of LOL Cats?"