Document those Disney dreams-come-true in a theme-filled scrapbook. Find out the best way to work those Disney stickers, stamps, rubber stamps and embellishment into a keepsake.
You’re home from Disney, with Mickey ears for everyone, a whole bunch of photos and a bag full of “stuff.” You’re still thinking about just how magic that vacation was. If only you could find a way to keep that magic alive, keep those memories fresh forever.
You can - by creating your one-of-a-kind Disney vacation scrapbook. You’ll be able to relive those times forever.
So gather up the “stuff” you’ve already got - ticket stubs, passes, napkins, autographs, matchbooks, guidemaps, passports, postcards and all those pictures. Don’t hesitate. Don’t organize too much, wait too long or wait for the right time. Just do it. There is no wrong way to scrapbook.
Don’t organize too much or wait too long. Just get your supplies, clear a space on the table, and remember, there is no wrong way to scrapbook. Scrapbooking is one of the fastest growing craft activities - one in three homes has someone involved in scrapbooking.
Now for the basic supplies - background paper (Disney, of course), glue, stickers, rub-ons, alphabet letters, ribbon, scissors, art pens, photo corner mounts and page kits. For the more experienced, there are die-cut templates, craft punches, stencils and so much more.
The traditional scrapbook uses 8-1/2 x 11 pages with clear page protectors, like in a traditional photo album. There are thousands of themed stickers, stamps, rubber stamps and embellishments available make scrapbooking easy for even the newcomer.
The Disney materials are out there - whether Mickey and friends, Winnie-the-Pooh and friends, the Disney princesses and “pixies ” like Tinker Bell, the characters from Toy Story, Monsters Inc., It’s a Bug’s Life and so many more.
With all those supplies, and your memories, the scrapbook will come together like, well, magic! And when you’re finished, you’ll discover how many other scrapbooks are just waiting to be made - vacations, hobbies, sports, pastimes, the good-old-college days, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, friends and family (weddings, babies, birthdays, holidays, pets) - and even your own family’s heroes.
Want a scrapbook but just don’t have the time to put your own memory album together? Just send it out to a company that provides “custom memories albums” and relax!
For the best variety of Disney memory book supplies and ideas, check out www.MouseMemories.com, your Disney scrapbooking home.