MJAJmom
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- May 2, 2008
We are getting ready for our 3rd trip to Disney and doing the 4 day Wonder first. My 6 year old informed me this morning she wants an autograph book for our trip (we did one on our first trip but not the last so I wasn't really thinking about it). I LOVE the autograph cards and have a cute idea for an autograph chipboard book to put together but I hesitate putting the cards in first in case we don't get one of the characters we want - do most people print out the cards and carry with them and just get what they can signed and then put into a more permanent book later? Or has anyone used an inexpensive 4x6 photo book to keep them in during the trip and just pull out the card you want signed?
Any suggestions on what has worked best is greatly appreciated! We leave in 2 weeks so now adding this to my fun "to-do" list~~~
I've seen lots of folks binding the pages together with the spriral plastic, some have used a single hole punch with a "O" shaped ring clip holding them together or a ribbon. I have also struggled with the best way to organize all the cards into a bound booklet.
For me, I just print them out and put them in a photo album organized by park. I bring a small clipboard and put the card on it for the characters to sign. After our trip, I will sort through all of them and pull out the ones that didn't get signed (save them for next trip). Then reorganize the photo album with all the signed cards. My boys love to look through the photo album and see all the signatures. Some folks have then used these cards to put into their scrap pages or scan them into their digital pages.
We love the custom pages, they really do make your character signing process more special.