Mickey Mouse Shaped Thanks Card

Created this Clean and Simple (CAS)
Mickey Mouse Thanks Card using the
Cricut Disney Mickey & Friends cartridge
and Gypsy to make a shaped card.

Some of you may know that I worked
for the Mouse as in Mickey Mouse at
Disney World in FL thru high school
and college in the 1970s. I started
working in what was Borden's (is now
a different brand of ice cream I believe)
Ice Cream Shop at the end of Main
Street before you got to the Castle and
later in the Silversmith Shop in Liberty
Square. Working in the Ice Cream Shop
was hard because working in any foods
area was not easy when it came to
closing & cleanup. Enjoyed working in both
but liked the Silversmith Shop better even
though we had to polish the silver often.
You can see my name tags in the photos.
We were allowed to keep the name tags
only if they issued a new style so over the
years I worked there I was able to keep all
3 that I was given.


















Closeup of outside of card:














Closeup of inside of card:














Entering this into the following challenges:

1. Diana M Larson DL.ART Thankful Thursday This is HUGE! Thanks with scraps ends 1/28
Mickey Mouse is HUGE,
I'm a HUGE fan of Disney and
I used scrap black & red cardstock
JANUARY 12, 2012 THANKFUL THURSDAY/CHALLENGE an...


2. Hooked On Craft Challenges #15 Try Something New unlim entries 4th entry ends 1/14
my new is welding a Mickey Mouse Ears shaped card for first time

Challenge 15

3. The Stamp Man ends 1/26
Use RED!


4. Scrappy Moms-Stamps Terrific Tuesday Challenge Cartoon Characters ends 1/20
Terrific Tuesday Challenge - Cartoon Characters


Disney Mickey & Friends Cricut cartridge & Gypsy for welding
Mickey Shadow Base Icon Shift
x = .25, y = 1.16
5.75" x 4.5"

Paper:
black & red cardstock

EK Success Disney MM Friend Clear Stamp - Magical Moments
TPC Studio Greetings Clear Stamp - Thanks!

Marvy heat tool
Stampendous Red Tinsel embossing powder
discovered that the Kaleidoscope Translucent
embossing powder that is white
when heated on black cardstock turns blue
VersaMark ink
foam adhesive