If you have loads of photos from Disney, pocket pages are a great way to create quick and easy designs with spaces for a bunch of photos, journaling and accent cards. Visit the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog for a closer look at these layouts.
I’ll say it, I’m a “Disney Adult” and I’m not ashamed of it. I grew up with Disney movies and TV shows, my family went to Disney World the first year it opened ( I was 5 years old and still remember so much about it) and that love has remained throughout my adulthood. Thankfully my husband likes going to Disney too so it’s a frequent vacation destination for us. I’ve created quite a few scrapbook layouts for some of our trips to Disney World but I can’t seem to keep up so I’m always looking for new ideas. If you’ve been to a Disney Park once or lots of times I hope these ideas will help inspired you to create some Disney Magic for your scrapbooks.
Below each photo will be a link, click it for info like products used, tips and tricks and tutorials.
Echo Park has some of my favorite collections that are perfect for Disney Layouts! This design uses the classic primary Disney color scheme with a die cut circle border and lots and lots of stars. Visit the Echo Park blog for a closer look.
This adorable mini album has fun interactive elements like pockets, flaps and tags. There’s a 3D castle on the cover and metal rings with ribbons to hold it together. This project has lots of spaces for photos and is portable so you can take anywhere and share your vacation fun. Visit the Artsy Albums blog for a look at all the pages.
A favorite site at Disney World is the big Epcot Ball that houses the Spaceship Earth ride. It’s so fun seeing it all lit up in colorful lights at night, it’s the perfect photo op. I spotted this page on Kristen Foug’s Scrapbook.com gallery celebrating this this iconic landmark.
This sweet layout features the classic It’s a Small World ride with a focus on soft pastel colors and retro midcentury modern designs. Take a closer look over at the Encre, Papier, Ciseaux blog.
You don’t have to have Disney themed supplies to create a great design. This pocket page for Cinderella has lots of shades of blue, her signature color, with layers of lace and floral die cuts. Visit the Vegetablog for a sketch and more details.
Staying on Disney property has almost as many great photos spots as the parks. These double page layouts feature the Caribbean Beach hotel resort using digital supplies from Kelly Belle Designs. Visit their blog for all the details.
Some of my favorite photos end up being character Meet and Greets. This fun Mickey photo op page has film reels, Mickey ears and a fun die cut title in the classic red, yellow, blue and black colors. I spotted this layout on the Pear Tree Cuts Instagram.
One of my favorite places to get Disney inspired die cuts is Miss Mandee. She’s has images to buy and also offers lots of FREEBIES like these 6 wonderful Princess Silhouettes you can download and use with your electronic die cutting machine. Click here to get them.
This super fun layout has a large die cut of Florida and lots of travel themes to go with cute Disney photos. Visit the Doodlebug blog for more info.
Awhile back I created six quick and easy Disney pages using products from EZ Scrapbooks. They offer pre-printed pages that have terrific backgrounds, titles, photo mats and more, all you need to do is add your photos! Click here to check out my review.
If you’re working on layouts for Pirate’s of the Caribbean this FREE font from Font Bundles is perfect! Click here for the download.
Going around the World Showcase at Epcot feels like a trip around the world. I love created pages for each of the different countries featured. I spotted this amazing layout for the China pavilion over on OrlandoS’s Scrapbook.com Gallery.
I hope you’ve enjoyed this Disney inspired scrapbook projects and have gotten some great inspiration to document your next trip to the Happiest Place on Earth.
-Heather
If you are looking for Disney-themed supplies for your crafts then check out these Disney, papers, stamps, dies, and embellishments at CraftStash. and Disney paper supplies
at Amazon.
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