How To Make A Disney Scrapbook

Putting together a Disney Scrapbook Album need not be a daunting task. A little planning and a lot of glue will do the trick! These tips can be used to put together any Scrapbook album of your choice. So let’s get crafting!

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How To Make A Disney Scrapbook:

1: Print your photos

Let’s start by getting those photos off your phone and onto paper. I like using a combination of Dropbox, Amazon Prime or my computer to sync both my husband’s and my phone. Once you have all the photos in one place, select your favorite ones.

Print your photos next. I tend to print my photos at home or at my local Costco photo center. If I am super organized, I order them online ahead of time. Choose whatever is convenient for you.

2: Write Your Story

Look through your photos and jot down memories that come to mind. Pull up your captions from your social media shares and copy those to add to the Disney Scrapbook.

Have your kids and family members contribute into this Disney Scrapbook too! Ask your kids to add a line or in my case a drawing about how they felt the experience was. I am sure they will have something to say!

I like to use the Notes app on my phone to make notes of what we saw/ what we loved or what we ate. You can do this during the trip- while waiting for meals, before bed time or while waiting at the airport. Jot down your thoughts as soon as you can.

3: Use a Pocket Album

A pocket album has pockets for smaller photos, has big empty areas for statement photos and also areas to write down my stories. These kind of albums are more fun to work with and thus quicker and easier to complete. 

Here I have used this Simple Stories SNAP Binder [email protected] 6X8 with these Page Protectors. I altered the album from by Stitching on Paper here – you can add stickers to make it quick instead!

Not every pocket and area needs to have a photograph- add filler cards or memorabilia in the pockets too. Pop in maps, pins, used gift cards, and ticket stubs etc into the pockets.

Making a scrapbook is so much more than just adding photos and words. It’s about bringing your memories to life.

4: Don’t Think, Stick it down

I often spend a lot of time moving my scrapbook elements around a page trying to figure out a great composition. And 90% of the times my first instinct is where I go back to.

So to speed things up, I believe in adhering things down as I go.

This way I’m less likely to loose small items on my table. I love using tape runner and you can still reposition them. The glue sets permanently only after a few minutes.

5: Add Dimension, Make It Fun

Add cards with Disney characters and with fun colors and textures to make the album fun and creative. I love using felt, it makes you stop and feel it. Add wood veneers or dimensional stickers and alphabets to add drama.

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Another great tip is– to try and get your scrapbook done while the memories are still fresh. The sooner you put things on paper the more you are likely to remember. As mothers we tend focus on getting it all done and not missing a detail. But in the long run, it is more important that we create a tangible memory of a fun vacation that gives a great overview of the experience.

I hope these tips to put together your Disney Scrapbook helped you today! Do you prefer a Paper scrapbooking or a photo book?

Don’t try to make this Disney Scrapbook Perfect. Perfect is the enemy of done. The memories of the trip will remain special forever. Make an album NOW that you and your kids can enjoy flipping through and reminiscing along.