Mickey and Minnie Ears and Birthday Printables in Red, Black, and White

[TwinMamaTastic]

I am a newbie and totally confused on posting in this section, so I hope this is ok. I tried searching for what I was looking for, and tried going through some designers pages, but some have a couple of hundreds of pages and I just kind of got lost. Soooo.... I hope this ok and Im sorry if its not

I have boy/girl twins that I am planning a 1st birthday party for. I am doing Mickey and Minnie in red, black, and white to keep it neutral and make it a little easier.

I have made a lot of stuff for the party with my Cricut already; the birthday banner, cupcake toppers, and invites.

There are some things I cant do on the cricut though, and I am not computer saavy at all. So if some of you could please help me out here, I will be forever gratefull!

---I would like to make either cone shaped bday hats with ears on them, or maybe just ears if someone can tell me how to make them with tie with ribbon or something, instead of headbands. I can cut out bows to glue on half of them with the cricut, since I dont want them all to have bows.

---I was wondering if someone could make matching candy bar labels, treat bag toppers, and water bottle labels.

For the Mickey/Minnie logos, I have just been using the shadow so it has no face. I hope that makes it easier. If I did anything wrong, or if more info is needed, please let me know.

That is all I can think of at the moment. If anybody has any additional ideas, I would appreciate it. I am kind of at a loss as to all the little details.

Their party is not for a couple of months. My husband will be deployed, and Im doing it all by myself, so Im trying to get an early jump on it all.

THANK-YOU!!! Whew, this is overwhelming!

 

[jtanddolly]

If you look in my 4shared file in the link in my signature. Then look in the "parties" file and the "minnie" subfile I have a party cone hat that is black and white with ears and a few other things.

You might also look through the "mickey's grand welcome" file to see if there is anything in there that you can use.