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