Jess & Neal

 Disney Couple Layout

I had several cute pics of Jess and Neal from Disney World, and because they got engaged at Disney World, I thought a layout of just them would be appropriate.

I started with a grey card stock background and added the heart paper from the paper pack Best of Heidi Swapp, cropped down so there was a half-inch margin all around. The three 4x6 elements are arranged around the edge of the patterned paper. The bottom-left element is a cut-apart from the Echo Park Magical Adventure pack. It's the yellow and white stripes with the castle silhouette. I cut apart and added the sticker of Mickey and Minnie watching fireworks so it looks like they're watching them at Cinderella's castle. The center is a Mickey punch with a heart punch centered on it. I added Nuvo Crystal Drops Morning Dew to the heart.

Thanks for looking!
--Ms Molly

Minnie Mouse

Shae Showing Her Love of the Characters

Shae loved meeting Minnie (and Mickey) so much. She even chose to have a Minnie-themed birthday party a few months later when she was home. 

Mickey and Minnie were in their birthday clothing so I chose a paper to match that. I had the sticker of Minnie on a carousel in my stash of Disney stuff from years ago. These pink and blue papers are from a large paper stack by Sandy Lion.  I used papers from a different Disney pack on the Radiator Springs layout a couple days ago. This pack is more girl themed and includes princesses.

Here's a picture of the two packs. The papers aren't the best quality, but they offer a lot of different Disney papers at a pretty low cost. I cut some up for embellishments. Some of theme are themed for Disney things I've never heard of from Disney Jr.

(Aside: I hate gender themed products!!! Why couldn't these packs be combined for everyone?!)

Here's the second page up close:

The heart is a punch, and the "photo op" ticket is a stamp I raised with dimensional adhesive, and I added Nuvo drops for an accent:

I added Stickles to the polka dots on Minnie's bow:

I also added several flower embellishments that almost match the paper, just to give it some more dimension. Lastly, I added some black buttons for flower centers and sequins from my stash.

As always, thanks so much for looking!

--Ms. Molly

It's a Mouse Thing

Another One-Page Layout with 5x7 Photo

I really like making one-page layouts. You can be very creative without worrying about a theme carrying forward on to the second page. Again, I used Echo Park's "Magical Adventures" paper pack.

This photo was taken our first day when we met Mickey & Minnie at the Magic Kingdom. Finn was a little too shy to be in the picture, but Shae enjoyed it, and Finn liked being able to see them--just not too close.

(I should mention that the background paper is not as crooked as it appears on the black background--it's just the way I cropped (poorly) the photo.)

The stars on this page and the little Mickey silhouettes are fabric stickers. The curvy strip across the top is a "Just the Edge" card stock strip from Bazzill.

Thanks for stopping at my blog!

--Ms. Molly