Project Eighteen

Welcome to another project with Disney in mind. This is actually a Birthday card for my sister. I made the doll look like her then used a Disney cartridge to make her Cinderella! Yes major cutting and pasting, but it turned out cute. This is also for another Peachy Keen Challenge #34. We were to use the sketch below for the challenge.

This is what I came up with!

Recipe ( yes this was a long one)

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Paper is all Brazzill

Pattern Paper is K1 Memories

Card is 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches

Pattern Paper cut to 5 x 8 inches

Strips of paper going across

Pink color is 2 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches then I ran it through the cuttlebug using Swiss Dots folder

White Strip is 2  x 8 1/2 inches then ran through cuttlebug using Polka Dots folder

Strips going up and down

Pink is 3 x 5 1/2 I then used Fiskars Apron Lace border punch on both sides of pink

Pattern paper is the same K1 Memories as background 2 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches

Scalloped circles

Cartridge used: Martha Stewart's All Occasion cakes page 37

pink one cut at 3 inches

White one cut at 2 3/4 inches then ran through with cuttlebug Happy Birthday Folder

Cinderella Doll

OK this is where I had to do major cut and paste to get this to work

Doll it self

Cartridge: Everyday paper doll page 28 cut at 2 1/2 inches using the blackout feature

Face is Peachy Keen assorted faces stamps

ink was Stampin Up Chocolate Chip

Hair was page 31 paper was yellow with a stencil brush using Stampin Up Chocolate Chip for highlights.

Cinderella Dress

 Cartridge: Happily Ever After page 29 icon button both regular and with shift key

OK so the top of the dress was cut at 3 inches

While the bottom of the dress was cut at 2 1/2 inches.

Once dress was put together you still have to "trim" the doll to have the Disney hourglass figure.

I added stickles clear  to the dress and pearls.

I used rhinestones for a tiara.

Thanks for looking

Beckie