More Disney... family photos this round

[pamcook]

What a great page!

[jmp1022]

A cute page.

[Monica]

This one's another set of photos from my sister, of seeing Mad Hatter and Alice one day. Papers are Marion Smith's Mad Tea Party, stencil is from Kindred Stamps, and the inks are Distress Oxide.

[Keitha]

Great tea party page, Monica!

[pamcook]

How fun! You're doing such a good job with all these photos. I love being able to enjoy your visits.

[Monica]

Thank you, Keitha and Pam! It was great to know I had the perfect papers in my stash to use for these photos.

[jfugina]

Love it! All of these Disney layouts are getting me excited about our next trip in July. I'm not excited about the heat, and I'm even less excited about the crowds, but I can't wait to go back.

[Monica]

Thanks, Julie. I'm really hoping to get back to WDW this year, as my niece just got notification that she's back in the Disney college program from June to January!

[Monica]

Working on my sister's Disneyland photos again. Mom's visiting for a week and we're scrapping! Photos from 4/4/2001.

In order:
Tom Sawyer's Island, scrapped on Fossils paper
Pinocchio's Daring Journey scrapped on what I think was a EK Success paper
And Storybook Land, scrapped on Moody Blues

And... I used Thickers on every page! The first page it was the title in the center, the other two their titles. The Pinocchio one I used a saucer to provide the round edge I used to lay out the title. Having my Thickers all in a rectangular basket I can flip through has made a world of difference!

[pamcook]

Very nice pages!
I don’t think I’ve ever thought to use letters in a circular shape. Need to give that a try.

[Monica]

Thanks, Pam!

Last one for today, of meeting Captain America in 2014. Background paper is Cricut and the title is red foil Thickers, hence the funky look in the picture.

[pamcook]

Very cool!

[Monica]

Today's pages! Digging through my stash to find pages that go with the photos I grabbed. The top photo was scrapped on Heartfelt Creations paper; the second one uses a piece of vellum from the Disneyland 50th papers I still had, because it went with the colors in the photo ; and the third uses papers from the Cricut Alice in Wonderland pack.

[Monica]

And... these ones are Echo Park Remember the Magic and Magic and Wonder paper lines... with ephemera used on them!

[jmp1022]

More great layouts.