Toy Story on Ice "Admit One" Ticket

I know it has been a long time since I have posted anything, but life seems to have me meeting myself coming and going.

Anyway, I have still been crafting (a little). Here is the first post of some of the things I have made over the past 9 months.

Ok, my cousin and his wife "commissioned" me to make a card to give to my nephew for his birthday. They decided for his birthday this year they were going to take him to see Toy Story on Ice. He loved it!!!!





Recipe:
Ticket - 2 @ 8.94" x 4.5" each (welded on the Gypsy) - Mickey Font
Black box - 1 @ 7.54" x 4.2" - Gypsy Wanderings
Numbers - 2 @ 3.94" x 0.64" Cricut Classic Font
Admit One - all letters at 0.80" height - Cricut Classic Font

Inside:
TOY STORY cut @ 4"

Thanks for looking,
Melissa

Toy Story Birthday Invitations

My nephew LOVES Toy Story, so I volunteered to make his birthday invitations.




Recipe:
5.75" x 5.75" - brown cardstock
5.5" x 5.5" - yellow cardstock
5.5" x 5.5" - white cardstok
5.25" x 5.25" - red cardstock
4.75" - Woody and all of his parts

Once I find out all of the "where's" and "when's" I will type it all up and run 5.5" x 5.5" white cardstock through my printer then adhere it to the back of the card.

Thanks for looking,
Melissa


*****EDIT*****
Well, just so everyone knows. According to my post office, cards this size cost more to mail. It weighs as a 44 cent card, but because it is an "odd size" you have to add an additional 20 cents, so be prepared to spend 64 cents to mail a 6 x 6 card/envelope. I found out the hard way as a bunch of my Christmas cards were returned for additional postage.

Melissa