ideas for someone starting out,only have WDW pictures

hallie615

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Just starting out and I realized that I really only have pictures from WDW. The years are 2000, 2003, and 2005. Would you guys do different books for each year? What are some ideas, I need all the help I can get.

Thanks
 
hallie615 said:
Just starting out and I realized that I really only have pictures from WDW. The years are 2000, 2003, and 2005. Would you guys do different books for each year? What are some ideas, I need all the help I can get.

Thanks

I only really scrapbook with pictures. I don't care to save everything and put it on my pages. I have one disney scrapbook, and it is fitting about 3 trips. I do about 3-4 layouts for each trip. If I were you, I'd start out with one scrapbook (there are cute mickey adn princess ones at JoAnns for about $15, try to find a 40% off coupon too, I can forward you one if you pm me your email address). And see if that's big enough. Buy some disney paper and stickers and you can combine it with solid paper and other things you have. There are some great disney stickers that have stuff witht he theme park, autographs, balloons, food, etc. Just sit down and do one year at a time. Then see if you need to buy more scrapbooks or if they'll all fit in one. Most of all, have FUN!
 
Here are the stickers I was talking about. They help to sort of categorize everything.

http://scrapbook.sandylion.com//catalog/ViewAsset.aspx?ID=1651&mode=collection


And here is the album I was talking about.

http://scrapbook.sandylion.com//catalog/ViewAsset.aspx?ID=1470&mode=collection

Michaels sells a kit that is 49.99, or $30 with the 40% off coupon. Thats what I bought. It had the album, 12 disney pages and 10 sticker sheets, including the one above. But JoAnns sells the album alone for something like 14.99 or 19.99 and I think they have a princess one too.
 
Thank you soo much for all your help and ideas. My DH is going away for work next week and I think I am going to try and start then to keep myself busy. I'm gonna try and go to Michaels and AC Moore this weekend and try and get a disney album with a coupon. Wish me luck I'll let you know how I do. :)
 

I am on a mission to try and start scrabooking next week :banana: I just bought some ribbon I would like to use but I have no idea how to get it to stick to the paper :confused3 What do you all use??? I need something easy, I am not that talented when it comes to art projects. My mom started laughing at me when I told her it was my goal to start scrapbooking. She proceeded to remind me I nearly failed art back in grade,middle and high school. :rotfl:

Hopefully I will get the hang of this. I am not planning on doing too much more than stickers, and ribbon. I hope that will look good. I'll let you all know how it work out..
 
I usually use glue dots. If you haven't heard of them, they are AMAZING, they have changed my life, LOL. They are great for all kinds of things. I used them last night to make favors for a baby shower. They also make glue lines that are good for ribbon, but i just stretch my glue dots into lines, lol.

It's a roll and it has glue dots on it, they are sort of liek the stuff credit cards are "glued" to the paper with.

YOu could also wrap the ribbon around the page and tape it on the other side. Or youcould use like a scrapbookign tape roller thing (like the white out tape, but it's sticky) or you can use eyelets (if you have a setter) and put the ribbon through it.

Ultimately, for me, glue dots work the best. They are also great for all kinds of other things too!
 












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