We have some perfectly pastel inspiration for a fun Mickey-themed party. These colorful crafts and recipes are fantastic for birthdays, movie nights, playdates, or just because.

For an extra special celebration, host a Mickey party this month to chEAR on the icon’s 90th anniversary! Scroll through to see how to make the DIYs.

Create a mini viewing party for Mickey’s 90th Spectacular, airing Sunday, November 4th at 8|7pm Central on ABC! 

Mickey Marquee Sign 

Supplies

• Mickey template
• Cardstock
• Scissors
• Pencil
• Cardboard
• Colorful chalkboard paint
• Paintbrushes
• Colorful paint
• String of LED lights
• Hot glue
• Twist tie or wire (optional)
• Chalk

Directions

1. Download, print, and cut out the Mickey template. Trace it onto cardboard and cut it out. (If the template isn’t large enough, use it as a general guide to sketch the shape.) 

2. Place the Mickey-shaped cardboard onto another piece of cardboard and trace around it. Then draw another Mickey shape that’s about 1 1/2″ wider. This will be the border around the original shape. Cut out the border, then the middle. 
3. Paint the original Mickey shape with the chalkboard paint. Let one coat dry completely, apply a second, then let it sit overnight before writing on it with chalk. 

4. Paint the border with fun stripes! Then use narrow scissors to poke holes evenly spaced around the border (to hold the lights). 

5. Find the end of the string of lights and starting at the bottom, poke the lights through the holes. This way, when you get all the way around, the extra string will be at the bottom and you can easily tuck it behind the sign when displayed. 

6. Cut out a long rectangle from the cardboard and glue one end to the back of the original Mickey shape at a slight angle. This will be your stand. Let it dry.
7. Stand it up, then trim the end of the stand until it’s resting at your preferred angle. 
8. Place the border with lights onto the Mickey with the stand and glue it in place. Let it dry.

9. You can use wire or a twist tie to pull back extra wire from the lights if you need to. 
10. Once the chalkboard paint has set overnight, write your message with chalk!

Mickey Watercolor Cookies

Ingredients

• Mickey cookie cutter
• Sugar cookie dough (homemade or store-bought)
• Reusable straws
• 3-4 Cups powdered sugar
• 2 egg whites
• 1/2 Tsp vanilla extract 
• Zip-top bag
• Scissors
• Food coloring
• Water
• Paintbrush 
• Toothpicks (optional)
• Glasses of milk

Directions

1. Roll out the cookie dough onto a floured surface to 1/4″ thick. Cut out Mickey shapes using the cookie cutter and bake at the temperature and time required by the recipe. 
2. Once they’ve baked, take them out and let them cool completely. 
3. Use a straw to poke a hole in the center of each cookie. 

4. To make the icing, add egg whites to a large bowl. Add the powdered sugar, 1 cup at a time, mixing thoroughly in-between each cup. Then mix in the vanilla. 
5. Place the icing into a zip-top bag and cut a tiny hole in one corner. This will be your piping bag!
6. Pipe an outline around each cookie, then fill it in. Let the icing set for about 10 minutes. 
7. Use 4 small bowls to mix your colors. Add food coloring and about 1 teaspoon of water to each. Then mix well.  
8. Take the paintbrush and dip it into the colored water, then flick it onto the cookies. You can also use a toothpick to dip into the colored water and dot onto the cookies to make more precise spots. Then let the cookies dry.
9. Place each on top of a glass of milk and add a straw!

Mickey Glove Sandwiches

Ingredients

• Glove cookie cutter
• Bread
• Cheese
• Ham
• Olives

Directions

1. Build your sandwiches, then use the glove cutter to shape them.
2. Cut olives into long rectangles and add 3 to the top of each sandwich.

Mickey and Minnie Tsum Tsum Coloring Page

Supplies

• Mickey and Minnie coloring page
• Cardstock
• Colored pencils or crayons

Directions

1. Download and print the coloring page.
2. Let your kiddo color in the adorable Mickey and Minnie Tsum Tsum shapes.

Notes

All cutting, gluing, and baking should be done by an adult.

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