My granddaughter has yet another birthday party to attend. Seems like all her little friends were all born in the early months of the year. Her birthday is coming up in March also where she will be turning 3. She gets so excited when birthday’s are celebrated. This time, my daughter Jessica asked me if I could come up with “Buzz Lightyear”. I completed a search on our demonstrator site and low and behold I found him, a “Buzz Lightyear” punch art by Ellen Kemper. Hers was a full body version. I made mine to fit my card this way:
Isn’t he adorable……..a lot of work……..but adorable:
Here is the recipe Ellen listed on her blog:
- Helmet :2.5″ Circle Punch from Vellum and another 2.5″ Circle punched close to that hole.
- Face: RETIRED Key Tag Punch in River Rock cardstock, another Key Tag Punch in Chocolate Chip cardstock layered behind it. (You can get the same effect from a 2×1 inch rectangle if you round the corners).
- Eyes:small circle from Itty Bitty Punch Pack in white, 1/2″ Circle Punch in River Rock cut in half for eyelids, Hand Held hole punch in bashful blue, 1/4″ Hand Hand hold punch in Basic Black.
- Eyebrows: wide Heart to Heart punch next to the wide Heart to Heart hole so you get a funny shaped sliver from the top of the heart – cut that in half to get two curved eyebrows.
- Nose: small circle from Itty Bitty Punch Pack trimmed to a triangle.
- Mouth:tip of Word Window punch.
- Chin: small circle from Itty Bitty Punch Pack.
- Top of suit: Small Oval punch in Chocolate Chip, Large Oval punch in River Rock, Wide Oval punch in Chocolate Chip
- Suit base: 2.5″ Circle punch in River Rock – trimmed flat
- Breast piece: Wide Oval punch in certainly celery trimmed on the sides to fit side by side.
- Breast decorations: RETIRED Slot punch in Baja Breeze, Daffodil Delight, Real Red & Garden Green cardstock, small circle in Real Red from Itty Bitty Punch Pack, 3/4″ Circle punch in Whisper White, 1/2 inch circle in Baja Breeze (you can substitute little strips of paper for the slot punch – they just won’t be rounded on the ends).
- Arms are layered as follows:
**1″ Circle punch in Basic Black
**3/4″ Circle punch in Basic Gray
**Small Oval punch in River Rock with ends cut off and rounded
**3/4″ Circle punch in Certainly Celery
**Small Oval in River Rock - Hands: Modern Label punch cut off on the ends in River Rock. Slot punch added at wrist in Chocolate Chip
- Mid Section: Round Tab Punch in Basic Black layered of another layer of River
The background layers are Basic Black, Real Red embossed with the Square Lattice Impressions Folder. I added shapes from the Cog Punch and the sentiment is from Teeny Tiny Wishes cut out with the Small Oval Punch in Whisper White and Layered over the Large Oval Punch in River Rock.
I also made a matching box with the “Bitty Box & Envelope Die”:
I am now in the process of completing some projects for Kaitlynn’s 3rd birthday which will be celebrated on March 21st. Can you guess what an almost 3 year old requested for her birthday theme?…….why Dora the Explorer of course! Wait ’til you see what I’ve been working on!
My Information:
- Debbie Henderson
- Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator
- deb_henderson@hotmail.com
- Shop 24/7: http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/debbiehenderson/
Oh, how awesome is this! I'm saving this post under my favorites. My nephew would love this card! TFS!
COOL! Love it, all the thing you can do with punches and a lot of imagination, thanks for sharing. Zulma
I just love your Buzz Lightyear card. I will have to try to CASE it for my grandson. I am passing along the Stylish Blog Award to you. Please visit my blog a http://www.eileensstampingcorner.blogspot.com/ to read the details of your award.
Excellent, I am in awe! Just wish I had a little boy I could make one for.
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Wow! An incredible card, Debbie!
All I can say is WOW! You are very talented. Thank you for sharing
Buzz is awesome!!! I don't think I'd have the patience… whew! I can't wait to see Dora!!! I remember when Paige went thru her Dora Stage. Elmo was much more fun for me. Hugs,
He came out fabulous! and I love how you just used part of him to fit him on your card. Good job!