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They're great pages Monica! I'm not a fan of the standard DIsney kits and I am a HUGE fan of One Canoe Two collections. You're going a great job of making the photos the things that catch your eye first.

Far as I'm concerned, the point of the page is the photos. To me most design team layouts are too cluttered and you lose focus on the photo, especially during the single 2 inch photo on a 12x12 page phase.

Another page, this time of the entrance area to Pixie Hollow using an old Creative Memories Disney Fairies kit. It was created for a Super Bowl Crop challenge on Disney Scrappers.

You go Monica! I am enjoying your trip and super LOs.

The best part? Not only am I getting those memories scrapped, I'm actually using stash! My Disney papers now fit comfortably in two Cropper Hopper paper holders on a shelf, and the embellishments and stickers drawer isn't jammed anymore.

Monica wrote:The best part? Not only am I getting those memories scrapped, I'm actually using stash! My Disney papers now fit comfortably in two Cropper Hopper paper holders on a shelf, and the embellishments and stickers drawer isn't jammed anymore.

And they look SO MUCH better on your pages than when jammed in a drawer! (love that background paper!)

Fun layouts Monica. You're really making me want to plan another Disney trip... Looking forward to even more of your trip.

Mom and I in Cars Land. The picture with the balloons is what they call a magic shot; they are digitally added in by the photographer and we don't see it until we get the photos. The challenge I did this one for was to use a title from a list of them, and to create it on your page using a minimum of three different fonts. Thickers to the rescue!

How cute is that?? Is the car really there in the road or is it photoshopped in?

pamcook wrote:How cute is that?? Is the car really there in the road or is it photoshopped in?

Really there. Lightning McQueen was just leaving from doing a meet and greet and I snapped a picture as he drove by. The balloons are the only magic shot.

Great page Monica. I have magic shot photos from the Space Needle in Seattle - definitely fun to have. Carsland is new since my last trip - as are many things, I'm sure; definitely need to get back there one day.

Keitha wrote:Great page Monica. I have magic shot photos from the Space Needle in Seattle - definitely fun to have. Carsland is new since my last trip - as are many things, I'm sure; definitely need to get back there one day.

Galaxy's Edge is the Star Wars themed land, and they're currently working on Marvel Campus lands for both WDW and Disneyland. There have been a lot of changes at both WDW and Disneyland since I was last at either!

And now I feel the need to visit the Space Needle again just to get magic shots. Last time we were there it was undergoing renovations and about 2/3 of it was closed to the public in the viewing area at the top.

Continuing on... I've been doing pages off and on the past couple weeks and forget to post!

There's an area in California Adventure called the Sorcerer's Workshop, with a big open space for viewing animation, sketch classes, a meet & greet for Elsa and Anna, and some other things. The first two pages are from that, just random shots I took while we were sitting there cooling off in the A/C.

The third page documents what was the Tower of Terror ride and is now the Guardians of the Galaxy Breakout! ride. The large leaves in the upper right picture are from Bugs Land, which is no longer there. They're converting that space into a Marvel campus.

The next two are:

Our photo shot from riding Guardians... not the most flattering picture. I can never figure out how other people do the bored or other silly poses when the ride is literally dropping you at that point!

And meeting Captain America, which was really fun! The cast member doing Cap was very much a perfect clone of the movie actor in mannerisms and speech.

Oh I love them!!