I know its not Disney, but I have a favor

[justinluvsmickey]

My three year old is obssessed with Batman. I wanted to create a Batman Easter Basket.
I was wondering if anyone could take on doing any kind of candy wraps or holders or anything else creative for his basket.

We are also redoing his entire room in Batman. He loved all his shirts that he got on here for Disney. I was wondering if anyone could maybe make a vintage wall art with Batman, Robin, Joker.. can include his name if it would look good Justin..

I wanted to make him a few pajama shirts that go with his room.. so I would take the wall art and make iron ons also for his shirts..

Any help would be great and he would be so thrilled with it.. So many of the poster I find are more scary looking than the vintage looks

 

[jtanddolly]

I have batman things in my 4shared file in the link in my signature then look in the candy wrapper file. I have things in the sucker wrapper file, bag topper file, pillow box and candy bar wrapper file. In the candy bar wrapper file there is one with the batman logo and there are two cute ones with a cartoon child dressed as batman. Hope some of those will work!

To make the candy bar wrappers, they are meant for regular milk chocolate hershey bars and they wrapper should measure 5.25x5.5 inches.

Here is how to make the sucker wrappers:

• First save the image from the 4shared file to your pictures.
• Open up a word document and click on “file” and in the drop down menu click on “setup”. In the “margins” tab set all of the margins to “.3” and make sure the direction is set to "landscape".
• Next insert the image by going to the top of word and click on "insert" then "picture" and "from file". When you find the image click on "insert".
• Then click once on the image so that you can edit it, and click on "format" and in the drop down menu and click on "picture".
• Next go to the "size" tab and set the height to 6.22 inches, then click the “tab” key on your keyboard and the width will automatically correct itself to 2.59 inches.
• Then click "okay".
• If you set your margins correctly, you will be able to get four of these to a page.
• Print out the wrappers on card stock and cut out around each image.
• Then use a hole punch to punch out the marked hole.
• Next fold all three lines, slide your sucker through the hole, wrap the wrapper around the sucker and secure with double sided tape