Disney Cruise Layouts - Part 1

Any Disney fans out there?  For today (and maybe tomorrow too), I thought I'd share a few layouts I did of our family's Disney Cruise a couple of years ago.  These are pretty simple layouts using Mickey & Friends, Mickey Font, and the princess carts.  The paper is from a pack that I bought on the ship.  These are not what I'd call my "best" work, but this is pretty much how I scrap when I'm actually trying to get something done, LOL!  And you'll probably notice that I'm terrible about journaling, so do not follow my example on that - I'm bad!!

Don't forget to leave a comment on today's post for a chance to win this week's blog candy.  I will pick a random winner, and that person will get to choose a theme for a layout that I will custom make just for them.  It'll be a completed layout - not a kit, so you can pick from any cart I own (about 120) for the theme.  You could even pick a layout like the "Gone Buggy" one I posted on Friday with the new Cricut Everyday cartridge.  Totally your choice, and I'm super excited about doing this - it's going to be SOOOO much fun for me - and hopefully for you too!

Easy layout with Mickey and Goofy from the Mickey & Friends cart.  Even the journal tag is from that cart.

Close-up of the Goof himself. I tied twine through the buttons to add more texture and somewhat of a nautical look.

Sail Away Baby was cut with the Mickey Font. That's the only Cricut work on this layout. Yes, I'm a big ol' cheater using those pre-printed border strips.

The Mickey head was cut with Mickey & Friends, and the "Room with a View" is the Mickey Font. I turned this into a little pocket to hold our room keys.  "Animator's Palate" was actually welded in Design Studio, and then cut out in yellow and black, off-setting the bottom layer so it looks like a shadow.

Cinderella is from the Happily Ever After cartridge, and Belle is from Dreams Come True.  Pretty sure the title is from Dreams Come True as well, hehe.

Close-up of Cinderella.  The princesses are not the easiest things to cut and assemble, but if you do them fairly large, they're not too bad.  These were each cut at about 5 1/2" I believe.  The eyes are the trickiest part, and I used a white Signo Uniball gel pen to help with that.  

Here's Belle.  I added Diamond Stickles to the dresses of both princesses for extra pizzazz.

Thanks for stopping by.  I'll have more Disney Cruise layouts tomorrow.  And btw, we've got something exciting going on NEXT week, so stay tuned for more details later.  It's gonna be FUN!!!