Hubby went to Micheal's and bought me a GYPSY!!!
I was going to work on a project this afternoon but will get to it tonight...
I am having issues with Vista and the Gypsy Sync installing but hubby
says he will fix it when he gets here in an hour until then I am linking my
cartridges....plus so excited I get the extra cartridges with the November 1st update!!
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Project Thirty-One
Happy Sunday!!
I am hoping to make this a fast post due to trying to help my dear hubby get the third bedroom ready for the girls.
OK so this project was made for 3 different reasons.
Normally I try to create an item for each individual challenge. But trying to get my house ready for two little girls is CRAZY right now. So let me get this out and linked so I can get to picking out colors LOL
OK so as you all know I turn everything into a Mickey...so I have this Mickey Bat on a shirt I wear every Halloween.
Basics Tag Info
Chipboard Square
inside for strength
Cartridge: Mickey Font
page 134
4 x 5 inches
TagPattern Paper Front is Bo Bunny (I think)
Black Card Stock Back
Cartridge: Mickey Font
page 134
4.659 x 5.345
both sides
Orange Square
paper: Stampin Up Pumpkin Spice
Cartridge: Mickey Font
Page 134
4.097 x 3.831 inches
Mickey Bat
formed in Design Studio
Cartridge for bat: Paper Doll Dress Up
Page 53
<frnbrd>with Shift button AND Accessories 2 Button
4.894 x 1.933 inches
Then I added 2 circles
Cartridge: Plantin Schoolbook
.396 x .396
and welded them to the bat for Mickey's Ears
I also took Stampin Up Classic Black ink and brushed the edges
OK so the finally part
Brads are from Stampin Up Bright Brads
Sentiment Stamp is Northwoods Rubber Stamp
Ink is Stampin Up Classic Black Ink
Ribbon is from Micheal's Basic Green
Thanks for Looking
Beckie
Labels:
Halloween,
Mickey Font,
PDDU,
Plantin Schoolbook
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Project Thirty
Hello Everyone!
So for today's project it is another challenge over at My Pink Stamper
Today's challenge was to create a gift to gift to give to someone else.
These are cute little gifts I am giving to my stamp club this week.
I created these bags and I am going to put some yummy treats in them.
I have a few members of the club who do not celebrate Halloween so I made the bags Fall related.
So here is the project
Ok so here is the info
First off I did create this is Design Studio
Bag
Cartridge: Plantin Schoolbook
page 80
I stretched the box to fit the whole page
11.259 x 11.253
I used a 12x12 Orange Card stock
White card stock for the first background
Cartridge: Plantin Schoolbook
page 74 with shift key
3.579 x 6.55
I took a stencil brush and brushed the edges with
Stampin Up Chocolate Chip Classic Ink
added a basic fall ribbon I got at AC Moore
Orange Gingham Patter Paper is Bo Bunny
Cartridge: Plantin Schoolbook
page 74 with shift key
2.918 x 5.646
Grass
Pattern paper is from
Cartridge: Plantin Schoolbook
page 69
2.898 x 1.775
Fence
Brown scrap paper I had
Cartridge: Paper Doll Dress Up
2.939 x 1.415
I then lightly brushed Stampin Up Chocolate Chip on the fence to bring out
the fences cut details
Pumpkins
Cartridge: Paper Doll Dress Up
Page 52
I cut the pumpkins twice. One in orange and then in an olive green color.
I then cut off the stem the the tiny vines on the orange pumpkins
then pop dotted them on top of the green pumpkins
Then I took light green stickles to the stems and vines
Large one
2.9 x 2.9 inches
I also welded two circle from Plantin Schoolbook OK each pumpkin sizes 1x1 inches
to look like Mickey Mouse Pumpkins
I then used the D'Vine Swirl Cutlebug Folder on the big pumpkin
Middle Size
1.7 x 1.7 inches
Small One
1.2 x 1.2 inches
I had so much fun making this now I have 10 more to finish by this Thursday! Wish me luck!!
Thanks for looking
Beckie
Labels:
Cuttlebug,
PDDU,
Plantin Schoolbook
Friday, October 15, 2010
Project Twenty-Nine
Welcome to today's project. I am doing this card to get myself prepared for the Holiday Season. This is for a Saturday Challenge over at My Pink Stamper. We were to create something "Wintry". OK this was hard for me because I so so love my Halloween....and it was like putting Halloween away to early. But had so much fun creating this card. Gave me some great ideas to start working on soon. So here is my card and the recipe is below
Recipe
Card Basics
card size 4 1/4 by 5 1/2 inches
Paper by Brazzill
Pattern paper is from DCWV Winter 8x8 stack
all other papers were just scraps I had
The bottom of the card is 2 x 4 inches
I just tore one size to give it that edge
I took Green Galore Stampin Up Classic Ink to the edge
I used the same ink for the saying Happy Holidays
Snowman
The circles were just cut and glues together. I did not us DS or Gypsy
Cartridge : Plantin Schoolbook
page 72
I glued the circles together then used my Xyron Sticker Machine and made the front a sticker
Once a sticker I coated the entire Snowman with LaJolle Icy Glitter
OK for snowman details
Cartridge: Joys to the Season
page 48
cut at 5 inches
I cut the cut three times
once in black, green and orange
Thanks for looking
Beckie
Labels:
Joys to the Season,
Plantin Schoolbook,
Winter
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Project Twenty-Eight
First off I need to explain why I have not been crafting lately. My house hold is going up side down. My husband and I have been going through the adoption process for just under two years. Well last Friday we were told we had been chosen to be the parents to two beautiful girls age 7 and 9. Well we had one bedroom prepared but not two. So we have been transforming our spare room into a Disney Princess bedroom. Well that room was my craft room....so I had to relocate my crafts ..to our dinning room...until we can find a bigger house. So I know have my craft area under control and its time to CRAFT....yeah...
OK so today's project is for Peachy Keen Challenge. The challenge was to create something in an October theme...but no cards. So I created a scrapbook page for our very soon trip to Walt Disney World's NSSHP. We are going as Pirates so we are really excited. We wish we could take the girls but not yet...maybe for the Very Merry Christmas Party!
OK so here is my layout
Ok Recipe
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Page
Pattern Paper is DCWV Halloween Stack
Basic Green and Purple
Stampin Up Pumpkin Spice
and Some Shiny Green Paper I had in scraps
Scallop
Cartridge: Martha Stewart's All Occasion Cake Art
page 36
Skull
Cartridge: Paper Doll Dress Up
page 44
<pirtby-s> Shift button hit and Accessories 3 inches
Hubby Pirate
Cartridge: PDDU
page 44
<pirtby> 4 1/2 inches
His clothes were from DCWV Linen 4x6 stack
I added the mickey ears
Me Pirate
Cartridge: PDDU
page 45
<pirtgl> 4 inches
My clothes were from DCWV Rockstar 4x6 stack
The background paper was very busy so I used a lot of basic colors to tone the busy paper down!
Thanks for looking!
Beckie
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Project Twent-Seven
So I hope you all saw the Facebook giveaway post right below this one!
If not ....take a minute to read a fun and easy way to win at gift certificate to custom crops!
So for this card it is going to have two purpose's. The first which I am showing is a Happy Halloween card
but then I am going to take out the Halloween stuff to make it a Happy Fall card for a few friends who don't celebrate.
So this cute little pumpkin of course had to have some Mickey's ears welding on!! Tell me what you think!
Recipe
Card
Paper is 11 by 4 1/4 inches folded in half its just a purple paper I have
Pattern Paper is from DCWV Halloween stack cut at 5 1/4 x 4 inches
The green paper is cut to 2 x 4 inches
The sentiment Happy Halloween was printed on my computer.
The black Ribbon is from Micheal's.
Pumpkin
Cartridge: PDDU page 52
<frnksn> Accessories 1 button and Shift buttons selected
I used Design Studio's Hide Contour feature to hide the eyes.
I cut two of each pumpkin one in green and the other in Stampin Up Pumpkin Spice
then with the Orange cut I used my scissors and cut off the vines on the bottom and the stem
I then ran the Orange pumpkin through my cuddlebug using the D'Vine Swirl Folder
then glue the orange pumpkin on top of the green pumpkin...this way the green vines and stem were seen.
I then used light green stickles to accent the stems and vines
Circles for Pumpkin
Cartridge:Plantin Schoolbook page 72
And I welded them to the top of the pumpkin to be Mickey Ears.
Thanks for looking
Beckie
Labels:
Cuttlebug,
Halloween,
PDDU,
Plantin Schoolbook
Facebook Giveaway
Ok so my Facebook page for Disney Scrapping reached 200 followers yesterday. So I am having a giveaway at my Facebook site. So head over to the Facebook page located here
Disney Scrapping Facebook Page
All you have to do is leave a comment under the contest post
What are we giving away you ask....how about a
$25.00 to Custom Crops how about that!
See you all over at the Facebook Site!
Beckie
Disney Scrapping Facebook Page
All you have to do is leave a comment under the contest post
What are we giving away you ask....how about a
$25.00 to Custom Crops how about that!
See you all over at the Facebook Site!
Beckie
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Project Twenty-Six
Hi Everyone. I hope you all had a great Sunday. I made this cute little card last night, My hubby and I are working on our video skills and hope to have our first video out this week.
So here is my cute little Ghost card...but even in my world...my ghosts are
Mickey Ghost.
OK so I did use my Design Studio to weld the ears to the ghost. So if you have DS or your gypsy it will make the welding easy. So what do you do if you don't have either...cut out your ghost and two circle and glue them on...there you go LOL very easy...so here is my card for tonight.
Recipe
Card Basics
Card is 5 1/2 by 4 1/4 inches
Pumpkin Spice by Stampin Up
Pattern Paper is Stampin Up Wicked Fun Designer's Series cut at 5 1/4 x 4
Purple strip is cut at 3 x 4
The black strip is pattern on the back of the pattern paper cut at 1 x 4 inches
Boo To You
Stamp is from Studio G Micheal's dollar bin
Stampin Up's Craft Ink White
Ghost
Cartridges for ghost
Paper Doll Dress Up page 49
<cstume> cut at 3.11 x 3.672
<cstume> with Black out button Selected for 3.11 x 3.672
Circles for Ears
Cartridge Plantin Schoolbook page 72
Two of the above circles.
Now place the circles on top of the ghosts head and weld them together.
There is your Mickey Ghost
OK now I ran my ghost through my 5 inch Xyron Sticker Machine
To make the front of the ghost all sticky
Then cover Ghost in Icy Color Glitter
I used glitter from
Stamp LaJolla color Icy
Now you don't have to use a sticker machine...I just use my for a quick and fast coat for glitter.
You can use plain glue and glitter.
Now also I added a touch of Glossy for the eyes.
And there is my Ghost Halloween Card!
Thanks for looking
Happy Halloween
See ya Later
Beckie
Labels:
Halloween,
PDDU,
Plantin Schoolbook
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Project Twenty-Five
Happy Saturday Everyone! I am having a relaxing day just crafting. I so hope you are having a great Saturday also!!
OK so for today's project is for Peachy Keen's Face it Friday's Challenge. Who doesn't just love Peachy Keen Stamps, I know I do. So a challenge where you get to create something and a chance to win some of their super great stamps I am there. So the challenge this week was to create something that includes your Muse.....hmmmmm.....everyone what is my Muse....DISNEY!!!
Actually it's my dear sweet hubby. He is my best friend in the whole world plus he loves Disney just as much as I do...so put the two together and their you have my muses. So I made a scrap book page of him and some characters from a trip to Disney. The recipe is below.
OHHHHHHH Hubby has agreed to start video taping for me. No I could never figure out how all these super creative ladies are making video's. So he has agreed to help me. So we are videoing my first craft video tonight. I hope to have it edited and posted by Monday. I will keep you all updated.
So on today's project
OK So here goes
Paper
The background pattern paper is from EK Success
The shorts are from DCWV linen stack
The Tank top is from K&C Company
The rest was just scraps I had around
OK the photos are 4 x 5 and 4x4
So the white mats are 5x6 and 5x5
Mickey Heads
Cartridge: Mickey and Friends
page 78with icon button
I cut them in different papers ranging from 1 inch to 2 inches
the mickey on the tank top was cut at 1/2 inch
Paper Doll Hubby
Cartridge: Everyday Paper Dolls
Doll was cut at 4 1/2 with all items cut same size on dial and you Paper Saver button Hit
with the blackout key selected for body page 28
<SumerB> for the shorts page 32
<SumerB-s> that's the same button as above just with the shift key selected for the tank top page 32
<SumerG> with the Accessories 1 button selected for Flip Flops page 33
with the Headwear button selected for hair page 60
For His Face I used the Peachy Keen Everyday Charecters Faces Stamps...yes these are my FAVORITES...but I still have to get the create a critter faces LOL
I used Stampin Up's Chocolate Chip Classic Ink.
I used Signo's white gel pen to color the whites of his eyes.
I added the clothes to the doll
Then added the smaller 1/2 inch Mickey Head to his Tank Top
YES most of my hubby's shirts have Mickey on them some where...LOL
I then took a larger 2 inch Mickey head and placed it behind his head to position right for his Mickey Ears. The only thing I forgot were his glasses...oh well LOL
Thanks for Looking
See Ya Soon
Beckie
OK so for today's project is for Peachy Keen's Face it Friday's Challenge. Who doesn't just love Peachy Keen Stamps, I know I do. So a challenge where you get to create something and a chance to win some of their super great stamps I am there. So the challenge this week was to create something that includes your Muse.....hmmmmm.....everyone what is my Muse....DISNEY!!!
Actually it's my dear sweet hubby. He is my best friend in the whole world plus he loves Disney just as much as I do...so put the two together and their you have my muses. So I made a scrap book page of him and some characters from a trip to Disney. The recipe is below.
OHHHHHHH Hubby has agreed to start video taping for me. No I could never figure out how all these super creative ladies are making video's. So he has agreed to help me. So we are videoing my first craft video tonight. I hope to have it edited and posted by Monday. I will keep you all updated.
So on today's project
OK So here goes
Paper
The background pattern paper is from EK Success
The shorts are from DCWV linen stack
The Tank top is from K&C Company
The rest was just scraps I had around
OK the photos are 4 x 5 and 4x4
So the white mats are 5x6 and 5x5
Mickey Heads
Cartridge: Mickey and Friends
page 78
I cut them in different papers ranging from 1 inch to 2 inches
the mickey on the tank top was cut at 1/2 inch
Paper Doll Hubby
Cartridge: Everyday Paper Dolls
Doll was cut at 4 1/2 with all items cut same size on dial and you Paper Saver button Hit
with the blackout key selected for body page 28
<SumerB> for the shorts page 32
<SumerB-s> that's the same button as above just with the shift key selected for the tank top page 32
<SumerG> with the Accessories 1 button selected for Flip Flops page 33
For His Face I used the Peachy Keen Everyday Charecters Faces Stamps...yes these are my FAVORITES...but I still have to get the create a critter faces LOL
I used Stampin Up's Chocolate Chip Classic Ink.
I used Signo's white gel pen to color the whites of his eyes.
I added the clothes to the doll
Then added the smaller 1/2 inch Mickey Head to his Tank Top
YES most of my hubby's shirts have Mickey on them some where...LOL
I then took a larger 2 inch Mickey head and placed it behind his head to position right for his Mickey Ears. The only thing I forgot were his glasses...oh well LOL
Thanks for Looking
See Ya Soon
Beckie
Labels:
EDPD,
Mickey and Friends,
Mickey Font,
Peachy Keen Stamps
Friday, October 1, 2010
Project Twenty-Four
OK so my Internet issues are not settled yet...yes I dropped my hot spot and now it's not working. So I am at work with hubby so I can upload this cute little project. Plus I normally try my hand at a few challenges here and there, so I just got a feed blitz from Robyn over at My Pink Stamper is having a "Spooky" challenge. And the prize is her brand new "Spooky Puns Stamps". If you have not been to My pink stamper stop by she is so awesome and her site is so informational. She came out with a line of stamps that are just so darn cute. So the new spooky ones are right up my alley! Plus I some how lost all my Halloween stamps and the only one I have I used in this project how sad....must have more Halloween stamps.
OK so back to my project LOL
I love love love love Halloween...do you get the idea that I love Halloween.
Well so of course my house it's a Disney Halloween. We go to the Mickey's Not-So-Scary-Halloween party every year. We are going the night of the 22nd this October....LOVE IT!
So my house decorations ALL have a Disney theme to theme, but so do my Halloween cards. This was probably the "hardest one I am doing this year, and by hard I mean you have to cut and paste LOL They are not that hard! So here is card #1
OK so here is how I made this card!
Yes I had to use Design Studio
Card Basics
Black was Brazzil's Basic Black 11 x 4 1/4 folded in half to make a 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches card
Pattern Paper Stampin Up Wicked Fun Designer's Series cut to 5 1/4 x 4 inches
..whole pack is super cute
Orange is Pumpkin Spice by Stampin Up cut to 5 x 3 3/4 inches
Stamp of Boo to You was a Studio G stamp and I used
Stampin Up Rich Razzleberry
Ribbon is from Micheal's Halloween Collection
Mickey the Wizard
I did use my Design Studio to make sure everything fit.
Mickey
Cartridge is Mickey and Friends
Page 79 Mickey main button
with details cut at 3.299 x 4.388
Cream color paper for face cut at 1.433 x 1.336
Eyes using white cut at .581 x .89
I did use the hide contour feature for the buttons since I was not going to be using them
Pink Paper for the tongue cut at .481 x .213
Now assemble Mickey's face...then here comes the hard part cut off Mickey's head...yes I said it LOL
I am only using Mickey's head. The rest of the wizard was Paper Doll Dress Up. It is much easy to "line" up Mickey's head to a paper doll body then it is to line up the paper doll clothes to Mickey's body.
Now for the Wizard Portion
Cartridge used Paper Doll Dress Up
Black paper for the main body page 29
I just used the main image.
cut at 3.072 x 4.415
Now for the Wizard parts page 54
Cape was DCWV Metallic paper in Light Blue cut at 3.631 x 3.286
Robe with stars is just Blue paper cut at 2.672 x 2.521
The black out robe is yellow paper cut at 2.6 x 2.5
If you were to use the feet the shoes need to be cut at 2.189 x .713
Hat was same blue paper from robe cut at 1.184 x 1.88 PLUS rotate the image -8.854
Ok so here come the HARD parts
Trim the paper doll head side but leave the middle portion of the head.
Glue your Mickey head on to the paper doll head.
Now take your scissors and cut off the pinkie of the paper doll's hands.
Now assemble the rest of the wizards clothes to the body.
Now for the hat.
I cut it a little big so I cut the hat right above the top star. Now I cheated
for the back of the hat. All I did was cut a small piece of the yellow paper and glue it to the back of the hat. I didn't want to try hiding all the starts and such to cut a plain hat. So cheating worked.
Also for my card I cut off the doll's legs. Mainly just to make him fit to the card.
The staff
I just cut off the top of the staff and placed a Rhinestone that I bought that was already in the shape of a Mickey Head.
That's the END....Have fun and try it....it's not as hard as it sounds.
Hubby promised to video my next card for Tomorrow....See my Mickey Ghost card!
See Ya Later
Beckie
Labels:
Design Studio,
Halloween,
Mickey and Friends,
PDDU
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