WDW trip

[Monica]

Germany Pavilion. It has a great train track with miniature greenery and structures.

[Monica]

China and Mexico Pavilions, the last ones in the World Showcase.

[Monica]

This is a catchall type page. Chloe collected some wristbands as we wandered through pavilions, and she and I both did the passports. I used a Fuse pocket to hold mine, attached to the paper with red line adhesive as I wanted it to be inside the page protector. The monorail sign was a reminder that we took it over to the Grand Floridian.

[Monica]

High tea at the Grand Floridian. A special treat for my niece. I found that some of my Blue Fern Studios papers fit perfectly with the more subtle tones of that hotel and our tea.

[Monica]

Last two for now... The first one is Chloe's selfie in the bathroom mirror and her shots of the flooring throughout the hotel, which gave me a fun page that's all her. The second page is us on the boat taking us from the hotel back to Magic Kingdom.

[katymjo]

What a fabulous trip, Monica. I've loved wandering through the pavilions with you!

[pamcook]

More great pages! I love the photos of the floors. So many fascinating details at all the Disney Parks.
You showcased them well!

[Monica]

What a fabulous trip, Monica. I've loved wandering through the pavilions with you!

Thanks, Kathryn! It's been fun reliving the trip.

More great pages! I love the photos of the floors. So many fascinating details at all the Disney Parks.
You showcased them well!

Awww... thanks!

[Monica]

Back to this trip again because I found an Orange Bird cutfile to go with my photo. Papers came looking distressed/mixed media. All I added was the stamping of an orange on the bottom right to go with the them.

ETA: Papers are from 7 Dots Studio out of Poland, artist is Anna Dabrowska Pekocka aka Finnabair. She did all the cool distressing, I just bought the papers!

[Keitha]

Monica, I've never heard of Orange Bird; how awesome that you found a matching cut file .I like it!

[Monica]

Monica, I've never heard of Orange Bird; how awesome that you found a matching cut file .I like it!

Orange Bird is unique to WDW, done by Disney for the Florida Citrus Commission as part of the Commission sponsoring Sunshine Tree Terrace in Adventureland. He sort of faded out in the 90s, but has made a strong comeback within the last decade, and is even featured on merchandise as part of EPCOT's Flower & Garden every spring (along with my other favorite Figment).

And the cutfile is from the White Glove section of DisneyScrappers.

[pamcook]

It’s so cute! I don’t recall seeing it but then again, I’ve only been a couple of times. Your Orange stamp is the perfect touch and I absolutely love that background paper.

[Monica]

Photopass Op in front of The Magic Carpet Ride. Background paper is Cricut Disney, the gold shimmery glitter paper is from Michael's, and the word is Thickers. The cutfile for the gold paper is a White Glove level cutfile from Disney Scrappers. I included a closeup of that glitter paper. Taking a decent photo of it is a pain!

[pamcook]

It's very pretty Monica! I can imagine how glittery it is IRL. You're so right - almost impossible to get a good photo. I love the colors.

[jfugina]

That glittery background cut for that area of Adventureland is absolutely PERFECT. I love it.