Character autographs

[minijaffacake]

Hi

I am planning on doing a scrapbook of my upcoming WBTA cruise and would love to get some character autographs to incorporate into the book. I was wondering if cardboard luggage tags would be too difficult for the characters to sign? I am not sure if they will be a bit small and fiddly for some of the characters to handle?

Thank you

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Hi

I am planning on doing a scrapbook of my upcoming WBTA cruise and would love to get some character autographs to incorporate into the book. I was wondering if cardboard luggage tags would be too difficult for the characters to sign? I am not sure if they will be a bit small and fiddly for some of the characters to handle?

Thank you

Probably would be. Maybe you could just have a larger cardboard sheet for several of them to sign, and then cut them out once back home?

 

[minijaffacake]

Probably would be. Maybe you could just have a larger cardboard sheet for several of them to sign, and then cut them out once back home?

Yeah I thought of maybe doing that. I want something as easy to carry round as possible so may just draw a grid on piece of card fold it along the grid lines, or I've seen a book of blank postcards which I thought might work as they are bigger than the luggage tags but still fit easily in my (small) purse

 

[DCLPrincess30]

Hi! From experience anything with a hard backing is easiest to sign, especially for the fur characters. Pieces of cardboard probably would be a bit tricky. Enjoy your cruise!

 

[dcassetta]

The characters can easily sign pages in autograph books, so as long as your luggage tags are that size or not much smaller it should be fine. You do want a hard surface for them to sign on though to make sure that the cardboard doesn't bend.

 

[Anchors Away 2016]

My thought is a clipboard. Fits in your luggage. Easy to switch from one luggage tag to the next. Plenty big enough for the character to sign on.