Disney Scrapbook Part 4

I really like this one as the Tea Cups were one of my favorite rides. I hand cut the card symbols and cut 1.5"x1.5" squares for the border. For the tree, I drew a heart on green cardstock and cut and glued tiny leaves to it. I drew the roses from white paper, added black ink outlines and colored two of them with red ink ("Painting the roses red") I used purchased Alice in Wonderland 3D stickers.

Cute story with this page is that I included a quote from Alice when meeting her. When I told her it had been 20 years since being at Disney and that I had met her back then, she said "Oh my! Don't wait twenty more years to visit me again!"

Dumbo is not my favorite character but we loved the ride. I hand drew the title and bordered the pics in red, yellow and blue cardstock. I used a 3D popcorn sticker from a movie themed pack for decor and plan on adding some hand drawn and cut peanuts to go with the circus theme.

I had a few misc. photos that didn't really go with any other theme so I put them on a general Mickey themed page. I used a cookie cutter to cut the Mickey outline and cookie cutter for the stars. I outlined the photos in black cardstock and used a 3D sticker.

Sweet and simple! A "Its a Small World" sticker pack and a hand drawn and cut title from different colored cardstock paper as the sticker title was too small.

Firework paper with the photos outlined in red cardstock, with a sticker pack of Mickey and Minnie watching the fireworks which unfortunately didn't show up as much as I'd like it too. Still have to come up with a title. And good suggestions?

Olive green cardstock cut into a leaf with purchased letters (Jo-ann Fabric) for title. A hand drawn brown sign with wood grain detail added with ink pen and tan string used to "hang" it. A Mickey Jungle sticker set used for details and the right border created by repeating the activities we did in black ink.

Hand drawn "dino prints" interwoven behind and on photos.

Bone lettering hand drawn and cut with black ink outline.

Disney Scrapbook Part 3

My title page for MK, a blue glitter page with white borders on the pictures. Silver cursive stickers spelling "Dreams Do Come True" and handwritten in white MK. White cotton "clouds" and hand drawn Mickey head balloons with white strings. A button I got from the park saying "... Happily Ever After" also glued on. I was really happy with this one.

I LOVE this page, my favorite one yet. Hand drawn lettering in bright green cardstock saying "Tink at Pixie Hollow". Chipboard Tinkerbells in both corners as well as the oval plaque that says "A little pixie dust goes a long way!" Green sparkly vine and leaf stickers interwoven around the pictures along with 3D pink flower stickers. Clear glitter swirled around page applied with scrapbook glue. This page is so bright and really fits the character, I love it! It helped that I also love Tink <3

Purchased this licensed page openstock and hand drew and cut out title from purple glitter cardstock.

Needs something still.. can't put my finger on it.

These two pages are from our awesome dining experience at Crystal Palace. I used yellow gingham paper with red borders. Chipboard Winnie the Pooh pieces used throughout the pages. Red crayon used to write the title. 3D bee stickers with black ink to draw dashed lines. Pooh isn't my favorite character but it was a very fun dinner and a fun page to make.

Disney Scrapbook Part 2

Love this page! The girl's favorite part of Epcot was The Seas with Nemo and Friends and I wanted to make sure I made a great page for it. I hand drew and cut out the Finding Nemo title and sea plants on the bottom. The top border is purple and green cardstock cut into 1/2 in squares with 1/4 in purple squares in the green ones.

This one took a while! I hand drew and cut the film strip for the title, very laborsome cutting each tiny square but very worth it! Used black glitter cardstock to cut the starts from. In black ink, wrote out the activities we did in Hollywood Studios.

Opposite of the title page, I used the same paper I used for the center of the first page and used it for the border of this page. Also used the black glitter cardstock for the stars and Mickey head.

These two pages aren't the most excited but the focus was the pictures. I used button Mickey stickers around the pages. and cut the border from my Disney paper.

For these two pages, I used a Toy Story themed open stock page and cut it across diagonally, glueing each piece on opposit corners. I also applied stickers from a Buzz Lightyear pack I bought and continued the orb design onto the next page.

Disney Scrapbook

Here is the progress on my first scrapbook, a memory of our most recent trip to Disney World Orlando. I visited with my brother, sister-in-law and two nieces and we all had a blast. Its been so much fun recounting each of these memories and I think its a perfect place to start scrapbooking. Hope you enjoy!

Very bright! A bit busy for my liking but was one of my first pages and was still getting used to it. I placed my airplane ticket and Disney Resort ticket on page.

For the border, I wrote in black and white ink all of the activities that we did during our stay in Epcot. I drew the logo and cut it out by hand based on a font used for Epcot.

For theWorld Showcase pages, I used paper with a faux brown leather finish and gold braid to make it look like a leather bound book.

Like the other World Showcase page, added gold braid to the bottom of each picture as well as hand cut the detail in the lower left corner and applied a blue jewel. In the process of adding a genie lamp or other small detail in top left corner.

Dull picture, background is bright yellow and the colors pop on this one. Used a Mickey Mouse cookie cutter to make the head outline (as with all other Mickey heads) and "autograph" stickers.

I love this page as much as I love Minnie Mouse! I used black ribbon for the bottom bow detail and 3 silver heart brads down the center. I applied the Minnie Mouse stickers from the autograph sticker pack.

Pictures not great but this one is bright! Lots of colors, again used the sticker "autographs"

and 3D character stickers.