Autographe Ideas for Kids

ggoogs

Earning My Ears
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I would like to know if anyone has any good ideas for getting autographes from the charachters, every year we go we get an autograph book, just looking for some new ideas, thank you in advance.

Guy
 
Last year we took a shirt I had bought at the Disney store with all the characters on the front and we had different ones sign the back with a sharpie. We also have had a hat signed.
 
i made our own i bought a blank 8x6 book and printed characters on the pages .
PM me with your email, i can send you pics when i get home tonight
 
A few years ago we bought DD a Satin pink princess hat from Wilderness Lodge's gift shop. The Princesses used it to sign in Sharpies which bled a little, a fabric pen(s) would have worked much better. Now it sits pretty in her room since she's 'too old' to wear them any more according to her.
 

We saw one family that had white bucket hats and they were having the characters sign those. It looked really cute, I think they used sharpie pens. I've also seen tshirts and basket balls used for autographing. One poor boy broke his arm just before vacation and had the characters sign his cast.
 
One year we brought T-shirts and a fabric pen. We went to Chef Mickey's the first night and the characters all signed it --- Goofy was the last to sign and signed across the entire back of the shirt. It is a great souvenir, but then we needed an autograph book for the rest of the trip. And the kids out grow it. I think a hat is a great idea.
 
We made our own autograph book & had the photo's glued on of the most common characters or the ones she wanted. We also had several blank pages for others.
She got alot of attention from the characters. Chip & Dale tried to pocket the book & eat the nut off of the page. Most of the characters would point & show other characters, etc. Some of the princesses would talk about the prince w/them or the evil character on the next page they would cover up & say I can't look at them. Some characters would even look through the book a little (if their costumes allowed).
I'm very glad we did it - she got alot of attention from it.
Have a great time! :thumbsup2
 
I bought several 8x10 picture frames that included mats with space for 2 4x6 pictures in each. I am taking that mats from these frames out and having the characters sign them. When I get home I will put pictures of my DDs with the characters in the autographed mats and hang them up on the wall.
 
I bought DS and DD hard covered photo albums at WDW. The outside has characters all over, plus a spot to put a 4x6 picture (like a frame-I use a pic of each kid in front of the castle). The kids get autographs in one of the WDW autograph books. When we get home, I scan the autographs into the computer, and shrink them down a bit. I then take a photo of each kid with that character, and combine it with the autograph into a 4x6 picture, print it out and slip it into the pages in the book.

This was DS's 3rd trip so its neat to see him with say Mickey Mouse at age 2, and now at 4. It was DD's (15 mos) 1st trip so instead of getting duplicate autographs, we just took photos of her with the characters. I already had many characters' autographs from DS's previous trips stored on our computer.

alison
 


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