Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Monday, October 26, 2015
Merida and her Mother as a bear
In this photo I dressed my doll Saige in a Merida costume from Build A Bear. Merida's Mother is about to eat poisoned berries, but Merida stops her. No weapons at the table!!
Monday, October 19, 2015
Candy Trouble an American Girl and Mini Animators Tale
| One day while Belle and Rapunzel were riding Brown Sugar and Buttercup. |
| Belle said "Rapunzel lets go visit Jess and see if she has any candy for us." |
| Rapunzel said" That's a great idea.So Belle and Rapunzel rode over to go see Jess. When we got there we saw Jess dressed as a cowgirl putting little candy bars in a pail. |
| "Hi Jess!" both girls called out. Jess turned to us and said, "Howdy Belle and Rapunzel. |
| "Is it OK if we have few candy bars?" asked Belle. "Sure, you may have a few." replied Jess. |
| Jess picked us up and walked over to the table. |
| Jess placed us on the table and said "Help yourselves. I'm going to finish preparing for the Harvest party." |
| "These are huge candy bars!!"cried Rapunzel hugging them. "Yeah and Jess said to help ourselves!!" replied Belle. |
| "We're going to need some help to carry these candy bars" Belle said. Belle leaned over the table and said, "Buttercup go get Argos, Snow White, and a wagon. |
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| Snow White and Argos came up to us with a wagon in tow. "Hi I brought the wagon. What is going on here?" said Snow White. "Oh we just need some help going home." replied Belle. |
| Belle and Rapunzel put the candy in the wagon and then climbed in the back with Brown Sugar. Rapunzel asked "should we take all the candy?" |
| To be continued... |
Saturday, October 17, 2015
How to make mini candy bars for dolls
| Here is what you need: |
2. Scissors
3. Aluminum foil
4. Cardboard
5. Mini candy bar wrappers printed off google.
| 1. Cut the cardboard to the size of the wrapper. |
| 2. Cut a piece of aluminum foil a bit bigger than the piece of cardboard. |
| 3. Wrap the aluminum foil around the cardboard fold the ends in the back. |
4. Put glue on the back of the candy bar wrapper.
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| 6. The wrapper ends go on the back of the candy bar. |
| Here is cowgirl Jess with the candy I just made. Ready for Harvest!! |
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