Autograph Books?

[disneyphanatic1911]

Where is the best place to buy an autograph book for my 5 year old DD? I would prefer one that allows me to add photos as well.

Thanks

 

[MN Dis Fans]

Do you scrapbook? I love the 7x7 Creative Memories Disney album for autographbooks. I get the album ready before we go using stickers, etc.... Then I let the kids use it for autographs. When we get home I can put the photos with the correct photo.

 

[MariDisney]

Theh resort gift shops have princess ones where there is a place for a photo either over or next to the autograph. I'm not sure if I've seen the same ones in the theme parks or not.

 

[disneyphanatic1911]

Do you scrapbook? I love the 7x7 Creative Memories Disney album for autographbooks. I get the album ready before we go using stickers, etc.... Then I let the kids use it for autographs. When we get home I can put the photos with the correct photo.

Where can I find this?

 

[kpk89]

Go to the Creative Memories website, and use the consultant locator to find a consultant near your zipcode. I was a consultant but deactivated this fall, so I'm not sure if they are still making the Disney 7x7 album --- but many consultants may have some left in their own inventory even if CM has discontinued them.

Good luck! It is a sharp looking album.

 

[susykt4]

I bought a spiral bound book of different colored index cards for well under $2 at WalMart and the characters signed the unlined side of the card. The colored cards were fun for DD5 because she got to choose the "perfect" color for each character while we were waiting in line. Sounds silly, but she REALLY got into picking card color. I then bought a 4x6 photo album and put the picture on one page and the autograph on the facing page. I totally intended to scrapbook the character photos/autographs, but the album turned out so well that I left it "as is." My kids ages 5 and 3 absolutely love to look at the album over and over and I don't have to worry about them wrecking a scrapbook I worked on for hours.

 

[skent10]

Where can I find this?

My CM consultant was out of them (limited edition) so she gave me "permission" to go check on Ebay. I bought one there for less than what my CM would have charged me (but she's my friend so I'll keep buying my stuff from her anyway!)

 

[photonut]

This is exactly what I was going to suggest....It is perfect!
go to creativememories.com and find a consultant that sells them near you.

Do you scrapbook? I love the 7x7 Creative Memories Disney album for autographbooks. I get the album ready before we go using stickers, etc.... Then I let the kids use it for autographs. When we get home I can put the photos with the correct photo.

 

[INdisbound]

I bought a spiral bound book of different colored index cards for well under $2 at WalMart and the characters signed the unlined side of the card. The colored cards were fun for DD5 because she got to choose the "perfect" color for each character while we were waiting in line. Sounds silly, but she REALLY got into picking card color. I then bought a 4x6 photo album and put the picture on one page and the autograph on the facing page. I totally intended to scrapbook the character photos/autographs, but the album turned out so well that I left it "as is." My kids ages 5 and 3 absolutely love to look at the album over and over and I don't have to worry about them wrecking a scrapbook I worked on for hours.

I bought the same spiral book of index cards at Walmart. I also bought Disney Princess photo albums there that have spaces for two 4x6 pictures on each page. I inserted the pictures with each charater onto the same page as the authograph of that character. It looks really cute!

 

[disneyphanatic1911]

Thanks everyone for your help! I think if my DD5 and I work on making one together, she'll appreciate it more.

 

[cesarcabrera]

Just a comment...

If you decide to stay On-Site, upon check-in, tell the person at the counter that you would like your kids to receive something from the characters... A ballooon or something... At least on Pop century, what they did was set 2 balloons, along with a greeting card which had a picture of the main Disney characters... autographed... My kids, specially my girl (8 at the time), kept thanking every Disney character that signed the picture whenever she saw them on the parks...

Also, the pic makes for a very nice cover picture, to kind of get things started...