Question about DIY autograph books

[ForeverALittleGirl]

After filling up my first autograph book that I got on my 18th birthday (late, I know ), I want to make my own autograph book that's more personal than the one's that they sell.

I want to keep the book light too, so I can carry it around the park easily. For those of you who have made autograph books, how do you organize pages for the characters who are usually together (i.e. Rapunzel and Flynn)and those who are usually together but not always (i.e. Aladdin and Jasmine, Chip and Dale). What do you do for special cases like Princess Aurora and Prince Philip who ideally should be together but, most of the cases, aren't?

Thank you

 

[rie'smom]

I used to alphabetize my autograph books. It was much easier to find the characters.
For my last book, I put multiple characters on one page:
http://www.artscow.com/gallery/book/rie-w8qftmvunn1w

 

[MusicMouse]

I did something very similar (see the link in my signature). I grouped the characters by movie and then put them in alphabetical order by title. You can scroll through the Autograph Book Thread for more ideas and examples http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2323160. There is also an updated list of characters currently appearing in the Parks in post #2.

 

[sbristol]

I did something very similar (see the link in my signature). I grouped the characters by movie and then put them in alphabetical order by title. You can scroll through the Autograph Book Thread for more ideas and examples http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2323160. There is also an updated list of characters currently appearing in the Parks in post #2.

Do you know if the 4x6 is big enough for a good character autograph?

 

[CarolAnnB]

Do you know if the 4x6 is big enough for a good character autograph?

Yes, that is fine. My pages are actually a little smaller than that. I print out 4 cards on an 8.5x11 page.