Looking for Printable scrapbook page Disigns

[Sand]

NATALIE, OH MY GOSH!!! This is SOOO Perfect!!! I know how busy you are and I just can't thank you enough. WOW, my first Natalie original Thank you again for sharing your amazing talent!

 

[donatalie]

Hi, Does anyone have anything for Port Orleans Riverside Resort. I would be most grateful. Thanks.

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[donatalie]

NATALIE, OH MY GOSH!!! This is SOOO Perfect!!! I know how busy you are and I just can't thank you enough. WOW, my first Natalie original Thank you again for sharing your amazing talent!

You're very welcome............

I would really love to hear more about this Pick-a-Pearl thing. It sounds PERFECT for my DD!!!!

 

[GoofySon'sMom]

You're very welcome............

I would really love to hear more about this Pick-a-Pearl thing. It sounds PERFECT for my DD!!!!

It is so much fun! The pearl itself is under $20, I think. You pick out an oysters and they make a big production of opening it. Depending on the size of the pearl, they ring a bell and make a fuss. We did it two years ago and DS used his own money to set mine into a dolphin pendant. Definitely my most cherished souvenier! Definitely do it with your DD!

 

[mae5731]

You're very welcome............

I would really love to hear more about this Pick-a-Pearl thing. It sounds PERFECT for my DD!!!!

There's a whole thread on the board...that's where I found out about it. We are definitely doing this in October.

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1520941&highlight=pick+pearl

 

[donatalie]

Natalie,
This is one is so cute, awesome job!

Do you happen to have anything for Cruella? We saw her last week at Disneyland.

Thanks for being a wonderful source of inspiration.

 

[PNWmom]

That's wonderful, thanks!

 

[Sand]

You're very welcome............

I would really love to hear more about this Pick-a-Pearl thing. It sounds PERFECT for my DD!!!!

The pick a pearl thing is a family tradition going back a few generations. Long story short; when Hawaii became a US state my grandparents packed up my young mom and her brothers and moved to the big island. My grandfather was an architect and got a job there. My grandmother loved to make her own jewelry and had friends who were Japenese pearl divers. It is just something we would do when visiting my grandparents in Hawaii. So, when my mom and I would see a place to pick a pearl "on the mainland" (like they used to have in Sea World Orlando with actual pearl divers MANY moons ago), we stop and pick one, save it-always hoping to get twins (yeah! instant earrings!!) and any color but cream. My mom and I compete to see who's pearl is larger, how many and if the color is rare.

Continuing our corky little family traditon we always stop in Japan to shop and pick a pearl while waiting for our dinner reservation upstairs. Teppan Edo is our favorite and go there for DH's bday. I think it is $15, you pick a peal, they open it, rub it in salt, do a little ceremony while showing off your pearl then hand it to you in a little baggie. The "ceremony" is simply the lady who opens the oyster taps a tiny taiko drum, claps drum sticks and everyone claps. They will make a charm for you there for an additional charge. Never done that. Just a note, I have only seen single pink or cream pearls "revealed" there.

We were in Epcot last December, our girls were 3 and 14 mos. They had a blast! They had no idea why people were crowded around a little water tank, what a pearl is or why anyone would ever want one but had a really good time clapping along with the crowd and were quite entertained. Our 14 month old DD doesn't say much but she is very observent, studied the oysters and actually pointed to the one she wanted. Got pics, too cute! My gr-ma always said to get the best pearl pick the UGLIEST oyster - black, nasty, gross. Never been disappointed. Have pics from 12/08, would love to share but haven't taken the time to read the instructions on how to upload photos.

A pearl symbolizes, for me, how there is a hidden blessing from lifes struggles. This is why I was stressing over the pick a pearl scrapbook page and why your DISign means SO much to me. It is going in their autograph books, digital scrapbooks, EVERYWHERE for every year here on out!!

 

[mickeyfan1226]

The pick a pearl thing is a family tradition going back a few generations. Long story short; when Hawaii became a US state my grandparents packed up my young mom and her brothers and moved to the big island. My grandfather was an architect and got a job there. My grandmother loved to make her own jewelry and had friends who were Japenese pearl divers. It is just something we would do when visiting my grandparents in Hawaii. So, when my mom and I would see a place to pick a pearl "on the mainland" (like they used to have in Sea World Orlando with actual pearl divers MANY moons ago), we stop and pick one, save it-always hoping to get twins (yeah! instant earrings!!) and any color but cream. My mom and I compete to see who's pearl is larger, how many and if the color is rare.

Continuing our corky little family traditon we always stop in Japan to shop and pick a pearl while waiting for our dinner reservation upstairs. Teppan Edo is our favorite and go there for DH's bday. I think it is $15, you pick a peal, they open it, rub it in salt, do a little ceremony while showing off your pearl then hand it to you in a little baggie. The "ceremony" is simply the lady who opens the oyster taps a tiny taiko drum, claps drum sticks and everyone claps. They will make a charm for you there for an additional charge. Never done that. Just a note, I have only seen single pink or cream pearls "revealed" there.

We were in Epcot last December, our girls were 3 and 14 mos. They had a blast! They had no idea why people were crowded around a little water tank, what a pearl is or why anyone would ever want one but had a really good time clapping along with the crowd and were quite entertained. Our 14 month old DD doesn't say much but she is very observent, studied the oysters and actually pointed to the one she wanted. Got pics, too cute! My gr-ma always said to get the best pearl pick the UGLIEST oyster - black, nasty, gross. Never been disappointed. Have pics from 12/08, would love to share but haven't taken the time to read the instructions on how to upload photos.

A pearl symbolizes, for me, how there is a hidden blessing from lifes struggles. This is why I was stressing over the pick a pearl scrapbook page and why your DISign means SO much to me. It is going in their autograph books, digital scrapbooks, EVERYWHERE for every year here on out!!

That is such a cool story. thank you for sharing

 

[janet715]

The pick a pearl thing is a family tradition going back a few generations. Long story short; when Hawaii became a US state my grandparents packed up my young mom and her brothers and moved to the big island. My grandfather was an architect and got a job there. My grandmother loved to make her own jewelry and had friends who were Japenese pearl divers. It is just something we would do when visiting my grandparents in Hawaii. So, when my mom and I would see a place to pick a pearl "on the mainland" (like they used to have in Sea World Orlando with actual pearl divers MANY moons ago), we stop and pick one, save it-always hoping to get twins (yeah! instant earrings!!) and any color but cream. My mom and I compete to see who's pearl is larger, how many and if the color is rare.

Continuing our corky little family traditon we always stop in Japan to shop and pick a pearl while waiting for our dinner reservation upstairs. Teppan Edo is our favorite and go there for DH's bday. I think it is $15, you pick a peal, they open it, rub it in salt, do a little ceremony while showing off your pearl then hand it to you in a little baggie. The "ceremony" is simply the lady who opens the oyster taps a tiny taiko drum, claps drum sticks and everyone claps. They will make a charm for you there for an additional charge. Never done that. Just a note, I have only seen single pink or cream pearls "revealed" there.

We were in Epcot last December, our girls were 3 and 14 mos. They had a blast! They had no idea why people were crowded around a little water tank, what a pearl is or why anyone would ever want one but had a really good time clapping along with the crowd and were quite entertained. Our 14 month old DD doesn't say much but she is very observent, studied the oysters and actually pointed to the one she wanted. Got pics, too cute! My gr-ma always said to get the best pearl pick the UGLIEST oyster - black, nasty, gross. Never been disappointed. Have pics from 12/08, would love to share but haven't taken the time to read the instructions on how to upload photos.

A pearl symbolizes, for me, how there is a hidden blessing from lifes struggles. This is why I was stressing over the pick a pearl scrapbook page and why your DISign means SO much to me. It is going in their autograph books, digital scrapbooks, EVERYWHERE for every year here on out!!

That's Disney magic, right there. Made me tingle.

 

[donatalie]

 

[PrincessAli]

Hi Natalie, I am always looking for different ideas to put on my EPCOT 'Around the World' pages. Something such as this for each country would be wonderful! Thanks for your talent.

 

[maryebishop]

Love the Mexico DISigns. Can't wait to see what else you come up with. Could you fix a Wilderness Lodge tag like you did the Port Orleans one please?

 

[dreaming-of-disney]

The pick a pearl thing is a family tradition going back a few generations. Long story short; when Hawaii became a US state my grandparents packed up my young mom and her brothers and moved to the big island. My grandfather was an architect and got a job there. My grandmother loved to make her own jewelry and had friends who were Japenese pearl divers. It is just something we would do when visiting my grandparents in Hawaii. So, when my mom and I would see a place to pick a pearl "on the mainland" (like they used to have in Sea World Orlando with actual pearl divers MANY moons ago), we stop and pick one, save it-always hoping to get twins (yeah! instant earrings!!) and any color but cream. My mom and I compete to see who's pearl is larger, how many and if the color is rare.

Continuing our corky little family traditon we always stop in Japan to shop and pick a pearl while waiting for our dinner reservation upstairs. Teppan Edo is our favorite and go there for DH's bday. I think it is $15, you pick a peal, they open it, rub it in salt, do a little ceremony while showing off your pearl then hand it to you in a little baggie. The "ceremony" is simply the lady who opens the oyster taps a tiny taiko drum, claps drum sticks and everyone claps. They will make a charm for you there for an additional charge. Never done that. Just a note, I have only seen single pink or cream pearls "revealed" there.

We were in Epcot last December, our girls were 3 and 14 mos. They had a blast! They had no idea why people were crowded around a little water tank, what a pearl is or why anyone would ever want one but had a really good time clapping along with the crowd and were quite entertained. Our 14 month old DD doesn't say much but she is very observent, studied the oysters and actually pointed to the one she wanted. Got pics, too cute! My gr-ma always said to get the best pearl pick the UGLIEST oyster - black, nasty, gross. Never been disappointed. Have pics from 12/08, would love to share but haven't taken the time to read the instructions on how to upload photos.

A pearl symbolizes, for me, how there is a hidden blessing from lifes struggles. This is why I was stressing over the pick a pearl scrapbook page and why your DISign means SO much to me. It is going in their autograph books, digital scrapbooks, EVERYWHERE for every year here on out!!

What a sweet story! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Sand]

mickeyfan1226, janet715, and dreaming-of-disney THANK YOU for the kind words!!

Natalie, I have a feeling I know the answer but, did you create the Japanese Minnie or is that a clip art you have? Did you use a font for the Mexico tag? I too would love to see more country tags as well. Would they all have Hello in different languages? That would be cool.

 

[bear74]

love them

 

[WishingMom]

Hi Natalie;

First of all, your designs are amazing, and thank you for taking your time to do these.

Are you able to make one of these tags for the Caribbean Beach Resort?

Thanks so much!!!

 

[Leonsmom]

I LOVE your stuff! Can you do these without lines in them?

I'm not sure what you mean about blank, but I did these

 

[jtanddolly]

I thought I would play around with the CBR just for fun...

 

[Scrapbook Stacy]

How about a tag for Coronado?

Thank you, Stacy