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Disney Freak!

I love all things Disney...movies, cartoons, Disneyland!  As a scrapbooker, sometimes I just like to create layouts when I feel inspired, even without pictures.  I always know I'll be able to use Disney layouts sometime in the future!  I recently drove by Disneyland on the way home from San Diego, and along with the announcement that an upcoming 2018 Stampin' Up event will be in Orlando, I've definitely got Disney on my mind!  Add to that, I'm somewhat of a crafty hoarder...well, isn't that how "scrap" booking started?  When I had a pile of these leftover cut-outs of silver glimmer paper, I just could not even think about throwing them away!!  I instantly saw them as panels on a layout, and with Disney on my mind, I had to make a Disney layout!  SO CUTE!  I can't wait to fill this layout up with photos!




I even added a Hidden Mickey there at the bottom!  Well, it looks more like a water molecule, but if you know anything about me, you know that's appropriate as well (I am a Chemistry teacher).  :)  I can't believe how much stamping I was able to squeeze in on these layouts!  Here's a list of products I used!

  • Suite Sayings stamp set (title)
  • Thoughtful Banners stamp set (photo tags)
  • Tin of Cards stamp set (heart & star)
  • Perfectly Wrapped stamp set (sentiment & Hidden Mickey head)
  • Ready to Pop stamp set (Hidden Mickey ears)
  • Real Red 12x12 cardstock & ink
  • Brights Designer Series Paper Stack
  • Silver Glimmer Paper
  • Memento Ink
  • Bow Builder Punch
  • Fast Fuse, Dimensionals & Glue Dots Adhesive
I hope you feel inspired to make a layout with or without pictures and to use those beautiful scraps! If you'd like any of the products listed, check out my online store!  Be sure to sign in or create an account and list me as your Demonstrator.
And, if Disney is on your mind too, you should consider joining my team and making a plan to get to Orlando in 2018!

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