Hello Rabbit

I just love Alice in Wonderland- I made Rabbit with my Cricut and Disney Classics cartridge.  I think he goes perfectly with Peachy Keen's Stamps' set PK 105 Happy Hour.  The stop watch stamp fits nicely in White Rabbit's paw!

Me, Me, Me!

My Creative Time is hosting her Throwback Thursday Challenge and one lucky winner that enters the challenge will win her entire stamp release on November 18!  The challenge is to use a "kid friendly" cartridge such as Disney, Nursery Tales, A Child's Year.. and  make any theme project of your choice.  I was looking at My Creative Time's "My Favorite Sayings," stamps set and thought I could use it for my gorgeous Queen of Hearts. She is extra pretty because she is rockin her blue eye shadow. I masked the lower portion of the stamp and replaced with die cuts of the word "me".  Although, I am sure the Queen of Hearts enjoys crafting, caffeine, and chocolate... who wouldn't?

The Best Autograph

My girls, thanks to their uncle Steve, have season passes at Disneyland this year.  We visited Disneyland almost every week and the girls have been filling their autograph books.  Captain Hook has the best autograph so far, with Jessie coming in a close second.  I was so thrilled to use my Imagine for Captain Hooks face. 

Hooked on my Imagine

I am making a scrapbook page from a Disneyland trip but had to share my Captain Hook face with you.  Using Cricut Craft Room, I was able to print his face.  The faces of the Disney Characters have always been very hard for me to layer.  Captain Hook has tons of layers but if one were skilled in Cricut Craft Room you could print and cut the whole image. 

A Very Merry Unbirthday!

Unless it is your birthday... then Happy Birthday!  I just love Alice in Wonderland and have wanted to do a scrapbook page with an Alice theme.  Our family went to Disneyland a few Sundays ago and we took these pictures in front of the Mad Hatter's Hat shop.   I usually "sketch"  my layouts in my Gypsy but made a hand sketch of this one so I could enter this project in the Cricut Circle's Weekly Challenge.  They asked us to provide a sketch and a project, how simple is that.  I wanted  my page to have a wacky feel so I anchored my embellishments with a "groovy" shape from Nifty Fifties Cartridge.  

The Sketch

Furniture from French Manor, Alice and Friends from Disney Classics

Closer look at Hatter's Party



I just love the look on his Face.



St. Pat's Challenge

The Cricut Circle's Weekly Challenge is to use a monochromatic color scheme of green for your project with a touch of gold.  I had been looking at my Disney Classics cartridge planning my Alice in Wonderland project and came across this mushroom.  I think a leprechaun would be cute sitting on this mushroom... but he had to leave because he was not monochromatic green, LOL.