When she is forced to endure life outside of Walt Disney World, you can find her in Ann Arbor, Michigan where she lives and works. When she is not walking down the middle of Main Street USA you can find her wandering the World Showcase, or enjoying a Dole Whip while racing to her favorite attractions. Featuring classic Disney tunes, this lively performance celebrates the artistry of Disney composers.
Monica is an Alumni of the Disney College Program. How do you Do It Your Disney? Let us know your crafty ideas in the comment box below! Daisy and Donald maybe? Anna and Elsa? I would love you hear what you think of these! For Walt Disney World dining, please book your reservation online. You could modify this idea to represent your own favorite characters as well. For assistance with your Walt Disney World vacation, including resort/package bookings and tickets, please call (407) 939-5277. This whole project took me less than a day to complete. Until spring peaks into head through the frozen ground, these beauties will be adorning my desk and organizing my office supplies. Voila! Mickey and Minnie planters! If you would like, you could hot glue the bases onto the planters. Again, it took me about three coats of white paint to fully cover the red background and achieve the look I was going for. I traced all my dots on with a pencil and then filled them in with the paint.
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If you have a steady hand and a lot of patience, you can try to free hand these. Once you are ready to paint your dots, decide how big you would like your pattern to be. You don’t want to end up with pink polka-dots! I gave myself about three hours of a break here to allow for the paint to fully absorb and dry.
At this time, you can also paint the inside of your planter black (or any other of the colors that you would like).Īfter you have painted the base colors on your planters, allow plenty of dry time before painting the white detail. Move back over to your planter and paint the remaining outside area red.
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