Autograph book size - how small is too small?

[sweetandsour]

Hi all, making our first trip to Disneyland on Saturday. It's our first trip to anything Disney

It's a spur-of-the-moment trip, so I don't have a lot of time to do a nice autograph book (which kills me, because I am a scrapbooker). Because I also have to put together a game plan for activities

I was thinking of cutting out some "Mickey" shaped icons (i.e. the circle with the two ears) from my Cricut cartridge to use as pages of our autograph book. I'll put binder rings on the ears to hold the pages together.

However, the main circle (i.e. the face, not including the ears) for the character to sign is only 4" round. Do you think this is too small?

I can easily bind 7x5 pieces of cardstock, but I thought the Mickey icon may make up for not having a mini-album for the kids.

Thanks
Tee

 

[MusicMouse]

Hi all, making our first trip to Disneyland on Saturday. It's our first trip to anything Disney

It's a spur-of-the-moment trip, so I don't have a lot of time to do a nice autograph book (which kills me, because I am a scrapbooker). Because I also have to put together a game plan for activities

I was thinking of cutting out some "Mickey" shaped icons (i.e. the circle with the two ears) from my Cricut cartridge to use as pages of our autograph book. I'll put binder rings on the ears to hold the pages together.

However, the main circle (i.e. the face, not including the ears) for the character to sign is only 4" round. Do you think this is too small?

I can easily bind 7x5 pieces of cardstock, but I thought the Mickey icon may make up for not having a mini-album for the kids.

Thanks
Tee

I really don't recommend anything smaller than the equivalent of a 3x5 index card. Remember that many of the characters wear gloves, and need a bigger signing surface.

 

[jtanddolly]

My preference is 4x6 inches again because the characters have large hands and need a decent size to write on.