See Ya Real Soon

 Last Page of Disney Layouts

My last page in the scrapbook. I double-matted the photo with black & white. I used a black background with a red Doodlebug polka dot paper inside. The Mickeys are punches. Lastly, I found and printed "See ya real soon!" online

Thanks so much for following my scrapbooking and our trip to Disney World, whether you have checked every day [Mary--my sister] or got here sometime later via Pinterest. Nothing is more fun to scrapbook than a vacation with little kids.

See ya real soon!

--Ms. Molly

Walking Around the World

 Why Our Feet Got Tired at Disney World

This layout is all about walking, and walking, and walking. Or riding too if you were Finn & Shae. I used elements from Echo Park's Magical Adventure, along with some old CTMH papers. I made the title using a Tim Holtz Thinlits Sizzix die, which I added some black Nuvo Crystal Drops to.

Although only a one-page layout, I also added an extra photo insert for this layout.

ONE LAYOUT LEFT, AND SCRAPBOOKING THIS TRIP IS DONE!

Thank you for looking at my art,

Ms. Molly

Funny Pics from Disney World

 A Layout of Leftovers

This layout is just a bunch of funny pics from around Disney World. People sleeping, hiding from the camera, or just wearing or doing something that brings back a good memory.

I formatted this two-page layout as if it was a set of two file folders. The folders are just cardstock cut to look like a folder. The "back" of the folders only tucks just behind the front part, and I used real folders and traced them to make the shape look real.

The background patterned paper is from The Best of Heidi Swapp paper stack.  Except for the "Our favorite thing" piece, all of the words are also cut from a piece from the same paper stack.

The right page is pretty much the same except for the tab on the folder is on the right side.

I had a lot of photos for this layout, so I added an insert for six more photos to put between the layouts.

Thanks for looking at my blog!

--Ms. Molly

Shae's "Guys"

 Winnie the Pooh Theme

 

As long as Shae had her "guys" (what she calls any little person or animal character figure), she was pretty happy. She brought several with her, and Grandpa bought her some Winnie the Pooh themed guys on our first full day. Luckily, she knew exactly what she had because she noticed immediately if one was missing, so we didn't usually have to backtrack far to find the missing guy.

I used Winnie the Pooh papers from the Sandy Lion Disney paper pack and added some Pooh chipboard embellishments. I handwrote the journaling and added Nuvo Crystal Drops to match the papers.

I have a distinct memory of how dang hot it was this day. We were at EPCOT waiting for Finn, Neal, & Jess to ride Test Track. Shae was more than happy to get out of her stroller and line her guys up on that ledge.

Thanks for looking!

--Ms. Molly

Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party

 Magic Kingdom after Hours Event

Another one-page, one photo layout: This is the Disney photo taken of Jess's family at Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party, a Magic Kingdom after hours event that lasts from August through early November each year normally, although not this year because of the pandemic. 😥

The patterned papers are so old--from a trip ten years ago to Scrapfest at the Mall of America. I used my Mickey punch, a little pocket and tag, and some Tim Holtz words for extra interest. The strip of candy canes that kind of looks like washi tape, is actually one of their wristbands for the event.

Stay safe,

--Ms. Molly

Space Ranger Spin

 Two-Page Layout

One of our most-ridden attractions was Space Ranger Spin at Magic Kingdom. I believe it was the first ride we went on, and everyone rode it more than once.

This layout is mostly cardstock. The sticker at the top and bottom left border are from a set called "Toy Box" I bought at my local scrapbook store. 

The bullseyes are cut from some Sandy Lion paper. I added different colored capital letters to the journaling to add a little variety.  All the "stars" on the black paper are Nuvo drops. All of these pictures are ride pictures (we bought the package before we even left home), and we thought it was funny that little Shae was so short she didn't even show up above the dash of the ride. She loved shooting the targets, and it didn't matter to her if she hit anything or not.

Have a great day!

--Ms. Molly

Disney Princess

Our Little Princess

This is another piece of paper from the Sandy Lion Disney paper stack. I cut it down an inch both ways, added a background mat, the photo & mat, journaling & mat, sparkle embellishments, and nuvo drops. That's it. DONE!

More Vacation Layouts

"Cozy Cone Motel" Pool

Inside Disney World, inside the Art of Animation Resort, inside Radiator Springs, sits the imaginary Cozy Cone Motel and its pool. The cabanas are extra-large traffic cones, and it's a quieter, small pool than the Big Blue Pool.

Keeping with the "motel" style, I used Echo Park's "Summer Splash" vintage-themed papers.

I added some white and blue paper strips around the photos to highlight them.

I glued down the wash line of swim wear, but I used dimensional adhesive along the longer items, so it looks more like the items are blowing in the breeze.  The title is done with Thickers.

I like all the motel ads in the Summer Splash papers. They fit pefectly with the Cozy Cone sign. I added a few Nuvo drops and journaled in two different colors for a little interest.

Thanks for looking!

--Ms. Molly

It's a Small World Layout

Using Supplies That Are All at Least 10 Years Old!

This layout went SO fast, and was very economical. The background paper is so old I don't know where it came from. I've always had it. There's no brand that I can find, and it's that older, thin paper that I would probably never buy now. The six flowers are made with an older EK Success punch, that was one of the first punches I ever bought. The centers are a 1/2 inch circle punch. "small world" was stamped with old CTMH inks and the discontinued alphabet "chocolate." I had to modify the "D" because it was too big for my paper, and all the Ls had the same problem, so they're actually just the top part of an exclamation point. There's always a workaround. I outlined the flowers and highlighted the letters with a thin purple marker to match the background paper. (The marker is probably more like 2-3 years old, so I guess I cheated a little.)

If I was starting over, I'd probably cut an inch off both sides of the background paper and mat it with a purple cardstock, but I'm not starting over. I think it turned out just as good as some of my more time-consuming pages, and it matches the It's a Small World right very well.

(Again, my cropping made the picture a little less than square, and it's much more even in person.)

Thanks for stopping by my blog!

--Ms. Molly