Accenting your vacation photos or movie ticket stubs with Disney scrapbooking stickers is a great idea. Adding embellishments to a scrapbooking layout is the finishing touch, like adding jewelry to an outfit. Going without can give your page an unfinished or incomplete look, while too many on a page can make it look too busy or crowded. Of course there are some great choices in Disney scrapbooking stickers, but you do not want to put too many on one page or in any place on your layouts. Consider some simple scrapbooking tips for your Disney page layouts.

First consider the size of your Disney scrapbooking stickers. Too many large stickers will compete with your focal point on your layout, so be careful of how many large stickers you use on one page. Consider using just one large sticker and a few smaller ones to balance your page, and use smaller stickers as borders on pages or photos. Think about how the Disney stickers will look around your photograph. For instance some find that putting the large sticker on the corner of their photo helps to anchor it to the page and the two look as if they’re working together, not against one another.

Remember that you can find very generic Disney scrapbooking stickers that may work well on your pages. Disney parks are famous for their fireworks, and you can find plenty of fireworks stickers, or look for stars or roller coaster rides. Consider using these types of Disney scrapbooking stickers very generously or else your scrapbook might look a little too contrived. If you have Disney characters and items on every inch of your page, your album might start to look like a billboard and not an actual scrapbook!

Using Disney scrapbooking stickers is a great way to starting scrapbooking with kids and begin creating scrapbooks with them as well. If they can choose their own stickers, they will be encourages to create their own albums. Next time everyone is bored and looking for a new project use some Disney scrapbooking stickers to keep them busy! They might be just what you need on those days.