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Sunday, September 24, 2017
Giveaway: Jack and Sally Mug from Disneyland + Starbucks Gift Card!
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Sunday, July 23, 2017
Giveaway: Jack Skellington Mug + Starbucks Gift Card
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Thursday, January 5, 2017
Jack The Pumpkin King at Haunted Mansion Holiday Captured in Prisma
Showcasing my favorite photos that I have taken at Disneyland and then using the Prisma app to transform them into something that should be on a canvas.
Do you use the Prisma app and are there other places in Disneyland that you would like to see me use the app to capture the park? Leave your comments below.
Friday, September 30, 2016
Giveaway: The Nightmare Before Christmas Tsum Tsum Set
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Saturday, September 24, 2016
Giveaway: Jack Skellington Mug and Starbucks Gift Card
Win this awesome Jack Skellington mug with matching spoon and a $20 Starbucks gift card! This giveaway is open to everyone!
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Saturday, August 27, 2016
Giveaway: Jack Skellington Glow In The Dark Mug plus $20 Starbucks Gift Card
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Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Giveaway: Jack Skellington mug and spoon set plus a $20 Starbucks gift card!
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Saturday, March 7, 2015
Awesome Nightmare Before Christmas Shoes by Shoes By Smiley!
Take a look at these awesome Nightmare Before Christmas shoes created by my talented friend Amanda of Shoes By Smiley!
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Saturday, October 25, 2014
Haunted Mansion Holiday (2014) in Black and White Photos
It's always fun to see what happens when two holidays collide...
Monday, October 20, 2014
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Sunday, September 21, 2014
Craft Time: Jack Skellington Halloween String Garland
How To Make It
- 1
Blow up your water balloons so they are about 4 inches wide and tie off the ends.
- 2
Cut the white cotton string into long lengths, about 5 feet long. You can always cut more.
- 3
Print the template then cut out the eyes, nose, and mouth and trace them onto the black felt. Cut out the pieces. You will need a pair of eyes, a nose, and a mouth for each Jack Skellington string ball you wish to make.
- 4
Pour liquid starch into a bowl. Place your balloon into the bowl. Dip the ends of your 5 foot white string into the bowl and wrap the string around your balloon, soaking the string in the starch before you wrap. Add more lengths of white string. Once the balloon resembles a very messy spider web, hang the balloon up to dry. Place paper towels or craft paper under the balloons as they will drip.
- 5
Cut a piece of string about a foot long and tie one end to the end of the balloon. (You will use this string to hang your balloon so it can dry).
- 6
Repeat this process with each Jack Skellington String Ball you wish to add to your garland.
- 7
Once all the string balls are dry, pop the balloons and pull them out through a gap in the string. Glue on a pair of eyes, a mouth, and a nose to each string ball. Tie them to a long ribbon, yarn, or string garland, evenly spacing them. Cut off extra string after you have tied them into place.
How To Make It
- 1Blow up your water balloons so they are about 4 inches wide and tie off the ends.
- 2Cut the white cotton string into long lengths, about 5 feet long. You can always cut more.
- 3Print the template then cut out the eyes, nose, and mouth and trace them onto the black felt. Cut out the pieces. You will need a pair of eyes, a nose, and a mouth for each Jack Skellington string ball you wish to make.
- 4
Pour liquid starch into a bowl. Place your balloon into the bowl. Dip the ends of your 5 foot white string into the bowl and wrap the string around your balloon, soaking the string in the starch before you wrap. Add more lengths of white string. Once the balloon resembles a very messy spider web, hang the balloon up to dry. Place paper towels or craft paper under the balloons as they will drip. - 5
Cut a piece of string about a foot long and tie one end to the end of the balloon. (You will use this string to hang your balloon so it can dry). - 6
Repeat this process with each Jack Skellington String Ball you wish to add to your garland. - 7Once all the string balls are dry, pop the balloons and pull them out through a gap in the string. Glue on a pair of eyes, a mouth, and a nose to each string ball. Tie them to a long ribbon, yarn, or string garland, evenly spacing them. Cut off extra string after you have tied them into place.
Awesome Pumpkin Carving Creations at Disneyland for HalloweenTime 2014!
Hope you enjoyed taking a look at some of these awesome pumpkin designs at Disneyland!
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Craft Time: Jack Skellington Tabletop Snowman!
Download Jack Skellington Snowman Craft Template
What you'll need
- Template for Jack Skellington Tabletop Snowman
- Tall empty white plastic lotion or shampoo bottle with the labels peeled off (the one shown here is about 8 inches tall and 3.5 inches wide)
- Sticky-back felt (white and black)
- Glue dots
- 3 buttons
- 10 white twist-ties
- Green felt
- Old glove
- Green ribbon
How to make it
- First, create a pair of Skellington snowman arms. For each one, attach five white twist-tie skeleton fingers to the end of a black pipe cleaner by wrapping a white pipe cleaner around the overlapped ends, as shown, and then trimming the end of the white pipe cleaner.
- Twist the upper arms around the threaded bottleneck. Then use glue dots to stick the shoulder portion of each arm to the sloped bottle top. Bend the arms at the elbow and the fingers at the knuckles.
- Now print the template and use it to cut the pieces from the specified colors of felt.
- Use the black marker to draw a Skellington smile and nose on one of the felt head pieces. Then stick the felt eyes in place.
- Bunch together 3 white pipe cleaners. Stick the two felt head pieces (back-to-back) to the pipe cleaners about an inch or so from the top of the bunch, as shown. Then twist the pipe cleaners together a few times just below the head to create a neck. Insert the long pipe cleaner ends into the bottle.
- For a scarf, fold a 2- by 12-inch strip of felt in half lengthwise and tie it around the bottleneck. Cut fringe in the ends of the scarf.
- For a hat, cut a finger from the old glove and roll up the cut edge a couple of times. Fit the hat over the pipe cleaner ends above the head.
- To make Zero the dog, place the head back piece sticky side up and attach the ears, as shown.
- Next, stick one of the dog body pieces to the lower neck, overlapping the pieces slightly so the side edges match up, as shown.
- Set the second body piece atop the first, and then press the matching head piece in place (sticky-side down).
- Color on black eyes and a red nose, and then tie a green ribbon bow around Zero's neck. Now simply stand up the finished dog by slightly separating the two body pieces.
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